Turning And Coloring An Ash Bowl With Alcohol Inks

Turning an ash bowl from blank to finish and then coloring it with alcohol inks in a marbled pattern.
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[@DougMilleratWoodSpunRound]

Nicely done. Love the modeled colors.

[@kevingeaney7741]

Thanks for showing the finished product in such details. Good vid!

[@garydergut4741]

Very very beautiful.

[@OurFrenchHouseRenovation]

Beautiful bowl and finish, great idea with the mortise on the inside, thanks for sharing... subscribed

[@hankwikstad7212]

Beautiful work

[@garylowewoodturner1289]

great video with some nice results. Oh, and thanks for the mention :)

[@markb8954]

Nice effect. You have a ton of once turned bowls. You should think of selling those (maybe you do)? I could use a few.

[@kmcrafts9400]

This is an interesting way to stain a piece,I will have to try it.

[@deadtreewoodworks5005]

Jaquard make a nice set for 20.00 they are called Pinata I believe and are really flexible in uses. The alcohol inks even work for epoxy tints. Appreciate your comments.
Thanks
Don

[@johnnygofish]

Would you share what stamp you used? I am new trying to dye bowls.

[@alaricmedlock6833]

Great looking bowl! But you skipped over the part I most wanted to see! How you colored the bowl! :P

[@deadtreewoodworks5005]

Alaric I appreciate what your saying. My video editing is a work in progress to say the least. Future videos should be more concise.
Thanks Don.

[@jett8193]

This was a cool & mesmerizing video, but, yep, I agree with Alaric Medlock, I wanted to see more on coloring the wood~ Despite this, your bowl ended up very beautiful!

[@JPBevr]

Beautiful bowl! What did you use to put the spiral indents in the bottom base of the bowl?

[@deadtreewoodworks5005]

I used Robert Sorbey spiralling tool, smallest toothed-wheel at 1.5. Sorry for the slow response.

[@amandawells2306]

Did you seal the bowl before applying alcohol ink

[@deadtreewoodworks5005]

Hi Amanda.
I sealed the piece with a lacquer based sanding sealer. A. Inks are intended for non porous surfaces so on wood I usually seal with sanding sealer although you could use other sealers just not shellac as it is alcohol based. Hope this helps
Tx Don

[@teddawson7890]

More editing is needed. When showing the product that was used, show the product.

[@barrymondahl7079]

not sufficient info. we watch to learn, dont presume we know.

[@Buttermilk3696]

What happened to the content in the middle? Not a subscriber!!