Chemical Reaction Turned This BLACK! Woodworking Bowl with No Lathe

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See step by step how to ebonize wood using common household items. A little bit of home science will cause a chemical reaction that makes this wood BLACK! I made a really cool wooden bowl without using a lathe or CNC. I wanted the bowl to be black, but I thought it would be fun to do this without using stains or dyes or burning it to a crisp. The solution? To ebonize the wood using iron acetate. This video shows how I made the iron acetate and why it works so well. Plus, we do some tests to see how it looks if we ebonize white oak, red oak, maple, walnut, bubinga, and cherry. You can guess which woods looks best when ebonizing them.
Another awesome aspect of this project is that I got to use my awesome circle cutting jig. I always like using it. Plus, we were able to mix stone and wood, which is always a plus!
--⏱️Timestamps⏱️--
0:00 Making a Wood Bowl without a Lathe
7:01 Making Iron Acetate
8:25 Ebonizing Wood
12:19 Testing Ebonizing Wood Species
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@barryirby8609 2 года назад

I did this today to a table base. Red Oak, but I fumed it first with ammonia. Turned really black with the Iron Acetate. My mixture sat around in my shop in an open jar until it completely dried out. Filled the jar with vinegar and let it sit for a few days, shaking it occasionally. Then I thinned it with two more parts vinegar and 1 part Iron Acetate. Worked beautifully. You should check out fuming. Very interesting.

@jeffw8611 3 года назад

You threw caution to the wind and just started staining everything in sight like a madman. Plus we all got a nice little science lesson, and the tray looks fantastic to boot.

@NewtonMakes 3 года назад

It's true. I wanted to show maple. And then I started wondering what else would be cool. I cut out about 30 more seconds of banging as I dug through scraps. 😂

@ritam8712 2 года назад

Omg this is amazing!!! I'm taking carpentry classes and soon cabinetmaking classes and this just up my alley!! Thanks!!

@NewtonMakes 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it 👍

@justinbyers1441 3 года назад

Now that's pretty cool trick right there never thought about that...great video man

@NewtonMakes 3 года назад

I absolutely want to make something with ebonized maple. This was a fun project and I'm glad that I did those other species tests.

@jimpike3489 3 года назад

Very informative Newton, great project. Thanks for sharing

@NewtonMakes 3 года назад

Thanks for checking it out. Pretty fun project to make. I definitely want to do more of this.

@foos.998 3 года назад

Wow, super cool!

@NewtonMakes 3 года назад

It was a fun little one day project, if you have the iron acetate already prepared.

@mymemeplex 2 года назад

The vinegar or citric acid you use for derusting works too. I suppose it creates its own iron acetate. I dumped some file handles in and finished with blo, came out great

@hardnox6655 2 года назад

Nice video. I use 1 pad of 0000 steel wool to 3 cups of white vinegar. I make several batches and leave them set for several months until the steel wool is disintegrated. I use a half-gallon plastic jug for each batch and then use a spray bottle to apply it. Works great.

@NewtonMakes 2 года назад

That's an awesome way to do it!

@JB-tb1rq 3 года назад

Awesome video! Loved all the test boards at the end! I have to say though, I think my favorite part was the love song playing when you panned to your CNC!!! Made me laugh out loud. Quick question, how many hours did you stand there with your circle jig and router? Great job man! Another amazing video.

@NewtonMakes 3 года назад

Poor $5k cnc has been replaced with a $40 jig! 😂 I made the entire thing in about 5hrs. But I'm also filming, which at least doubles the time, and that included milling the wood. If you know how to use the jig, it's about five minutes to set it up and to make all of the passes to get through the 1.5" slab. Then do that for as many cuts as necessary. I think I made 6-7 different circular cuts.

@boblasley5640 3 года назад

Great video Billy! I use white vinegar for a number of things around the shop, but I've not tried making iron acetate. I'll have to give it a try.

@NewtonMakes 3 года назад

It's a pretty handy thing to have around the shop. Plus, you throw in the steel wool and let it sit to the side. No work on your part. I absolutely want to do something with ebonized maple now.

@MrGidupngo 2 года назад

Has anyone tried finishing with a wax/oil or even a shellac finish over the ebonising? Does that work?

@j316finewoodworking6 3 года назад

LOL I was gonna ask about red oak. Awesome stuff

@NewtonMakes 3 года назад

Yep, I got lucky because it was with my other white oak boards. Pretty cool test to see the difference.

@j316finewoodworking6 3 года назад

@@NewtonMakes The walnut also turned out great...can't wait to try myself.

@cindyharrison4191 2 года назад

Does it work with pine

@NirvanaWoodWorksbyJanie 3 года назад

Really awesome! It got super dark, like ebony. Questions: 1) will this work on pine? And 2nd) can this mix be sprayed on without messing up my Flexio? I ask as I have a big project coming up, floating platform bed, where the customer wants the base dark gray or black (would be best) as he still wants the grain to show. I was going to use Varathane carbon gray stain and pour that into my Flexio BUT this would be waaaay better and less expensive. Thanks for sharing boss👌🏻

@NewtonMakes 3 года назад

I have no idea on pine. You'd have to try and let us all know. I've only done it on hardwood. If you filter the solution I wouldn't see why you couldn't spray it. It's super thin. I'd definitely clean my sprayer afterwards.