Posted by BigTone on November 13, 2012 at 04:04:37 from (70.192.16.71):
In Reply to: woodworking, how do I posted by Justin SE IOWA on November 12, 2012 at 19:27:49:
Propane torch and some steel wool to help blend like said below. The important thing is to keep the propane torch moving, if you hold it in one area to long you may get results you can't fix. The most important bit of advice I can give is get some scraps of the wood you used and practice, trying different speeds and distances from the wood, this way you know how the wood is going to react. There are many wood workers out there who would never burn the wood and that is probably because they are making heirloom quality stuff which is beautiful. I on the other hand make rustic furniture and various other rustic wood products and burning gives it that old weathered look, I love it, best of luck, hand made things mean so much more than store bought. ~Anthony
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