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Ep35 - Stanwell 35 Project Part 4 - Staining the bowl

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In this episode:
Part 4 of the Stanwell shape 35 restoration. In this episode I show you how I re-stain the bowl with a new contrast stain.
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21 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 28

@davidjones4112 5 лет назад

I can’t begin to tell you how much I’m learning from you. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, I’m looking forward to putting into practice what I have learned from you. Please keep the videos coming.

@BarePipe 5 лет назад

David Jones thank you

@RazorsEdgeDIY 10 месяцев назад

Great job 👍 gorgeous pipe!

@algonquinbriar5647 5 лет назад

Thank you for sharing this series. Very informative. Enjoy your "new" pipe. It's a beauty! Be well.

@BarePipe 5 лет назад

Algonquinbriar thanks, yes I am very happy with the end result

@LiftRanger 2 года назад

Beautiful pipe! Thank you for the information. Seriously.

@alabamadan4148 4 года назад

Thank you for this. You are an artist. Sometime maybe you can have a remedial video on staining pipes for beginners. Your a PhD!

@jeffthechefpiper8227 5 лет назад

Truly gorgeous! Good job!

@BarePipe 5 лет назад

Jeffthechef piper thank you

@yinkodahma 5 лет назад

Wow, outstanding 🤩

@BarePipe 5 лет назад

Tony Christopher thanks

@barucordaz780 2 года назад

Love the content fellow pipe smoker I started making my own pipes

@bumbadum87 4 года назад

Hey there. Great video thanks for sharing. I just started my first pipe and I am trying to figure out what I need to use for the after- staining base and then final stain sanding and then what should I use for buffing? You said you didn’t want to show that part because it’s boring but that’s one of my favorite parts haha. Get to see the final result unfold before your eyes.

@deadmouseone7450 5 лет назад

I have that same pipe great work

@briarreport8408 5 лет назад

Amazing!

@franklin270h 4 года назад

I jumped on a Stanwell 35 on Ebay partially motivated by how well this turned out. Curious, as you've played around with different contrast stains on wood blocks, do you have or could you make an image gallery or quick video someday of the different color combinations of base and top coats that you've tried?

@scottradasch217 4 года назад

Mr. Bare pipe, once you have completed the final contrast staining and have gently sanded, W.D. Buffing and wax buffing, can you go back and do subtle tweaks to the staining, as in do additional staining to get what you exactly want or do you have to strip it down and restrain all over again, thanks Scott

@donTataf 5 лет назад

If I have a briar pipe, and I want to put a star design on the pipe, do you think (after removing the old stain of course) I can put a star stencil on the pipe, and then use a dark brown stain everywhere except for the stencil? Would this leave a star outline almost like an inlay? I’m trying it this week. Thanks!

@BarePipe 5 лет назад

It should be possible. I have used electric tape as a crude mask before and it worked fairly well. Only one way to find out...

@donTataf 5 лет назад

Bare Pipe I’ll let you know sir. Picking up some dark brown dye tomorrow!

@1cleandude Год назад

Very beautiful but wishing you would have bored us with the sanding and buffing!😢 It’s like I’m ready to blow and I’m left hanging!😅

@TinFoilHatPipeDude 5 лет назад

Bravo, the pipe looks better than new! Im enjoying your vids very much and I get so much inspiration for my own restoration projects. The bowl of alcohol that you use to dilute the stain and wipe the bowl, what kind of alcohol is it? Do you think I can use isopropanol? Non-denaturized ethanol is not sold here. Be well! Emil

@BarePipe 5 лет назад

TinFoilHatPipeDude thank you. I have the same constraints as you and I use isopropyl 90% strength and I have never had any issues.

@TinFoilHatPipeDude 5 лет назад

@@BarePipe thanks! Looking forward to start staining.