Woodworking Art | Get Amazing Results With Color Stain | Shou Sugi Ban

Check out my video to learn how to make vibrant wood stain: https://youtu.be/5voY9tYgzpw?si=-duNPgah1GBzJCsD

And your whole putting the screw in the end for the vise is brilliant. I love LOVE STAINING WOOD with colors like this. This is awesome

Very good explanation of the steps and actual demonstration. Thanks!

I've been doing this for a few years now. I use beams 2-3 foot long to make centerpiece candle holders. This is my process.
- With the beam upright, I burn following the grain pattern slowly so it stands out when finished. Then I use a clean scrub brush to clean off the surface. When staining, I use either a brush or cloth to apply the stain. Let it sit a few minutes then wipe off the excess stain. I started with polyurethane, but changed to using shellac because it makes the burn and stain really stand out better than the polyurethane. I use the spray shellac because I can spray on multiple coats without sanding between coats. Spray on each coat before it dries. For the final coat I lightly sand with 220 grit and spray on the final coat. If there's any flaws, cracks, knots, I accent instead of taking them out.
Thank you for the video. Complete instructions and good information. This is going in my woodworking playlist.
I don't use any new wood. All reclaimed, salvage, and sawmill scrap. I integrate old metal, iron and copper into it. I also repurpose things and do power carving.
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I've been using this technique for a few years, to get a nice border for my pyography projects. It's so much fun.

Great job. Best explanation I've seen for this. No unnecessary bla bla bla. I really like the slight burn technique. Building a small privacy wall in the spring. I think I'll try this.

AWESOME!!! Love this technique

I think I will try this on an upcoming project, some really cool effects, thanks for the detailed explanations on each technique

Gorgeous!

This is really cool! I've never seen this done before.

Thank you brother… great idea and great lessons … I can practice this and add to my skill set 👍👍🏆

Green 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Thx! Good idea, nice workmanship.

Love it! Been doing this for my workshop but never thought of staining it afterwards! 👍

Nice work. Def gunna do some of this.

Amazing work, looks great, and learned Alot. That's what's up

Great tutorial! I am excited to try this technique!

Thanks for the high def vid!

Awesome

Pretty cool and simply explained, earned yourself a sub.