@@jav_rom2681 I can't remember if I did that one with a microwave transformer or an oil heater transformer...

It did! I guess I didn't post another video of it huh...

@@farmerdeb2863 Thank you! I'm going to be making more similar to this one.

@@antonsvids5237 Thanks Anton, I put more time in to it than I had planned but it was worth it!!!

It's actually for trimming the edges of picture frames so you get a perfect 45, it'll cut so thin you could probably read through the slices.

No. I mean the little aluminum miter box that's shown at the opening of the video

Man I haven't watched that video in a long time but, not really, aluminum is pretty soft and you've just got to be careful not to go too deep. But it sufficed for the time being.

In all honesty I did more damage to that little aluminum miter box than the saw blade.

No, you probably shouldn't try that either!!!

@@turninandburnin8798 So much for that idea! LOL!

@@nobuckle40 Kudos for trying!!!

It won't do ceramic, serrated, or single edge blades, there is a size requirement as well, can't be too big or too small. The machine will let you know.

@@turninandburnin8798 ok , I'll ask them today if it works on cold steel and tanto blade. Thanks

Thank you, that's a great way to describe it!!

Thank you very much, I'm working on a few different things right now but I'm not sure which direction I want to take them. Thanks for subscribing!!!!

Greatly appreciated and there is definitely more to come!!!

Thank you very much! There is more BB's and Resin action to come, stay tuned!!!

Thank you!!!

I do, but one of the latch bolts has stripped out and I gotta do some thinking on how to fix it or just replace with a new one!!!! But the first two came out with no bubbles at all! Maybe I waited a little bit longer for the resin to settle with the first ones.

@@turninandburnin8798 that’s sucks that it broke. Hope hope you get it fixed!

@@Reaper_Actual556 Yeah it is a bummer but I think it was my own fault I know I over tightened one of them but I'm pretty crafty and I do work at a hardware store so I might be able to fix this one again but in all honesty I'd like a 5 gal. pressure pot. & vacuum chamber. Do you know if anyone out there makes a combination of both a pressure pot and a vacuum chamber in one???

@@turninandburnin8798 I haven’t heard of a all in one but you can buy a pressure pot and make a vacuum chamber with some plexiglass and a compressor

@@Reaper_Actual556 I have a vacuum chamber and a pressure pot, unfortunately both of them are on the fritz right now. Haven't had much time here lately to give them a good once over and determine what they need.

Thank you ! It was fun to make, I will be making more soon!!!

The moisture meter was reading between 7 and 9 % when I turned it. I had that piece of Japanese Cedar in the oven at 200 f 4 times at 3hrs per, still around 20 something and then in a vacuum chamber trying to dry it out for 3 months changing out the towels and silica packs weekly it was at 11% at that point then I let it sit in the back seat my car baking in the sun for another two months

@@turninandburnin8798 the rule I’d thumb is for every 1 inch of thickness it takes 1 year so a piece 6 inches thick takes 6 years.. Unless you turn it to one inch thick..then one year to dry it out..air dry.

Thank you very much! There should be a few more like this on the way if everything goes according to plan!!!

Greatly appreciated! I would love to be able to record videos that I could speed up but I just don't have the time for setting up shots/angles and editing unfortunately. And again thank you!!!! There is more of this Cedar to come!!!

Yeah, I've rewired it since. But I don't hardly use this one anymore. I got an Alanson oil heater transformer I use now. Speaking of which I haven't put any fractal burns on any thing in a little while, time to do it again, problem is once you get started you don't want to stop.

I usually sand the wood to about 220 grit then put a coat of baking soda and water let it soak in for a minute or two then put the voltage to it.

Thank you, the finish is Alumilite epoxy resin.

Yeah it is! You play?

@@turninandburnin8798 yeah man, used to play a lot

Thank you very much, it did take a little longer than I thought it was going to. I'm actually going to start on a larger one some time this spring.

That was my initial thought but the bubbles move when you push on them and separate the resin from the wood you can see where the air bubble travels a little bit I'm just not sure how far around the air bubbles I should go. I honestly think I'd be better off just to sand it all back down.

​@@turninandburnin8798 You just made a great argument for drying wood for a decade.

Thank you! Her real name is Tawny. Tee Taw is one of the many nick names I have for her.

it was labeled as Blood Wood at the store.

Thank you very much! I was blown away once I'd put the shellac on it.

Thanks man!!! I do appreciate you taking the time to watch look at the video and leave a comment! Stay Tuned!

Will do!!!!

Thank you very much! I'm going to put a burn around the outside then pour resin over it.

@@turninandburnin8798 looks better as it's is already Given the nice contrast between wood and burn Excellent Idea 👀

No worries Jorgel! I used a microwave transformer for this one which puts out around 2,000 v/ 500 mA. Have you seen anybody out there doing this or any similar art work around you In Argentina anywhere?

@@turninandburnin8798 Hello, as I want to decorate a large table (2.2 m x 1 m) I have been watching more than fifty videos on KZbin about this practice, almost all of them show the technique, but there are few that we can call "art". In my country there are about three or four people who uploaded videos about it, but nothing remarkable, more about how to prepare the transformer or safety practices. What I am trying to do, with uncertain results, is that the "burn" spreads from a single electrode to the other, that is, in only one direction. I don't know if I'm clear. Have you tried this? Can you tell me something about it? Thanks and regards

Very efficient, after about five minutes you can turn the regulator back down and just let that little blue rocket flame keep the chill at bay!!!! I'm gonna build a couple more for a buddy of mine as well!

Thank you! I appreciate your interest The microwave transformer puts out 2000 V, 500 mA the oil heater transformer puts out 10,000 V, 23mA.

That's what I should have titled it, never too late to change it though

Yeah, a little warmth on this cold evening is always good!!!

I just put another piece on the lathe last night, we'll see what becomes of it

Thank you I finished it with clear shellac.

I didn't finish with anything, it's polished to 5000, I just got my hands on some Micro Mesh polishing pads that go up to 12,000 I think I'm going to put it back on the lathe and put them to it and see what I get!

Thanks Michael! I'm glad you enjoyed it! I do have a lot of fun with it though it's been a while since I've actually performed one. In all honesty I kind of doubt you'll find somebody to build one for you and as far as being idiot proof that requires serious safety protocols that must be strictly adhered to. But I do have a few fractal burnings planned for the future!!! Thank you for watching and stay safe!!!

I definitely got a good laugh out of it!

It'll shave ya! Not sure on the angle though.