ElectroPyrography

[@Andrew-iq1tv]

when I first seen these designs I had the same idea of doing background carvings and photos . amazing! great job!

[@darrenswoodworks8695]

Excellent work. These are the best I've seen out there. You seem to have great control over the direction the electricity travels. Very inspirational.

[@arfurwatt1469]

Amazing works of art.....love the awesome power of electricity

[@newalla344]

Very nice work and not over done. Thank you for the post,

[@lingroup1]

Awesome work, do you paint the wood before or after the burning?

[@cafedunier]

Beautiful work. I ordered a * 6,000 volts / 6kV (5kV RMS) NEON SIGN TRANSFORMER POWER SUPPLY from Ebay and it didn't work for fractal burning... any idea why? I'm not sure whats wrong...

[@marknoll6987]

with the neon transformers you will get more detail but may need to experiment with the solutions and woods

[@Kyautumnlovr]

So amazing

[@sebastianoliggieri7987]

Hi. It's really amazing! Great job!! I was looking your website also. Very nice. Can i ask what do you used for finish your works? Which kind of colours? Thanks

[@LimitedShed]

I just started messing around with this, I'm using a cheap neon transformer for now, it's a little slow but fun to watch..........great stuff, are you using a microwave transformer ?

[@marknoll6987]

I have several types

[@oficinauai5956]

Sua apresentação das peças foi formidável,parabéns,👍🇧🇷

[@beachparadiseairplants2969]

New to your page like your work could you tell me do you poly over the piece to give it gloss? If not what do you seal it with?

[@aarondraper1818]

Thanks for your reply. I do have a MOT, but am a bit wary of using this. Shall look into some other type of transformer as you mentioned in other comments. Cheers.

[@carybrown3192]

Do you dye/paint the background before or after you burn?

[@gusmanson5105]

Nice work! Can you get the same on 3" thick wood slab?

[@marknoll6987]

Yes, thickness does not matter

[@WickedWood4U]

Amazing stuff!!!:-)

[@jvcantrell]

How did you attach your electrode clamps to the pvc, for your holders?

[@capitalistpigdesignstudio74]

Do you sand the wood after doing the burning?

[@ebdbbb1]

Hi there! Love your creation's! I am experimenting and have looked up everywhere to see how people paint these fractal figures. How do you NOT get paint in the fractures? Any tips?

[@corbonzo1]

looks like stain to me, which wouldnt stain the black

[@marknoll6987]

Bonne Eury , I use dyes

[@elliotthares5245]

what is the best way to run this I keep blowing my major fuse in my garage

[@michaellee2920]

nice work

[@carybrown3192]

what type of transformer are you using,and what does your set- up look like

[@marknoll6987]

Arthur Brown I have a few transformers , microwave and neon sign. it depends on the wood, the size and detail I want

[@ТолькоНебо]

SUPER!!! Write, please, what device was used in Your art!!?? And how is it to make portable contacts! Thank you:))

[@hacademicabel]

you can use any transformer with an output of over 1KV. I found microwave transformers work perfectly for this. just coat the wood with some water and baking soda, apply voltage, and don't let yourself be part of the circuit.

[@ТолькоНебо]

Thank you very much for the answer! A painting of a tree before or after??

[@hacademicabel]

Владимир Максименцев He applies the paint after the burning process.

[@ТолькоНебо]

Thank you, understood, will do:))

[@andrewdugan453]

everybody, just know this is extremely dangerous. elecrical background is recommended. 2000 volt near 3 amps could kill you promptly. never do alone if you must try. 911 on speed dial.

[@aarondraper1818]

I'm thinking of trying this with my welder on low amps. Is there any reason why I shouldn't do this?? Never seen using a welder on any other channel!

[@aarondraper1818]

Well, I think I just answered my own question. No luck!! Obviously not high enough voltage?? Surely it has nothing to do wether it's AC or DC..

[@marknoll6987]

never tried a welder/ I am using AC

[@babypoplink6288]

going to try mine since it has Tig dead man, voltage High enough if you can go over 35 amps.... running a 220 box plus100% Duty Cycle good fun trial since no cheap metal for fun scultp.

[@babypoplink6288]

@@marknoll6987 No crap not burning down brass or bronze over heating.

[@dennis71220]

What type of transformer do you use? Neon light? Microwave? Do you use a veriac?

[@marknoll6987]

Dennis Andrews I have several steps up transformers. the neon are safer, they are current limited. I have 2kv 4kv 6kv x formers from klystrons and other applications including microwave. these can kill you!!

[@jlgoins64]

what type of water mixture do you use??

[@fdc313]

As fast as the patterns are being made I assume you are using a microwave transformer, the neons burn much slower.

[@marknoll6987]

fdc313 I have several transformers. 2kv to 60kv

[@emilychurch2706]

at 3 min and 8 seconds how did you get the paths to go in that direction? did you just use a part of the board that got cut off? very interested! awesome work.

[@marknoll6987]

Emily Church sometime, it just happens like that

[@marknoll6987]

It is all very random

[@girlm2]

HOW DID YOU GET THE COLOUR INTO IT BEFORE OR AFTER ?

[@marknoll6987]

after

[@girlm2]

Thanks for that what paints / stain did you use for the colour. Thanks

[@qiangnie5777]

What kid of wood did you use for this one?

[@marknoll6987]

mostly I use maple

[@emintokur5578]

It's very nice but we can not see the painting stage.

[@beachparadiseairplants2969]

what is your website?

[@pamelaloranty4111]

How do you paint your projects?

[@marknoll6987]

I use stains

[@caphilliips]

Beautiful

[@ikbaleroz5000]

Hi, How to makes paint?

[@13reganomics13]

name of the song?

[@vs-view]

hi, what type of wood did you use? thanks

[@marknoll6987]

Maple works well. Some woods are too soft and burn. Others like oak with open grain do not work well. Oily woods do not work as well either

[@vs-view]

@@marknoll6987 thanks :-

[@nicksmith3178]

How much do you sell these??

[@marknoll6987]

it depends on the size. $75 - $1750

[@nicksmith3178]

+Mark Noll where can I view your work?

[@marknoll6987]

Nick Smith $60- $1500 depending on. size

[@marknoll6987]

Nick Smith I am in st petersburg, fl

[@juanitaowens8621]

Looks like one of ours

[@marknoll6987]

Did you buy one from me?

[@des33080]

What kind of stain do you use?

[@marknoll6987]

I use water based dyes