Burnt wood projects

Everything old becomes new again! For instance, using a propane torch to char the surface of a piece of wood, changing its color. Torching wood is something that has been around for a really long time. It’s an interesting way to change a wood’s color without using stain or dye. #woodworking #woodworkingprojects #woodworkingcrafts #woodworkingtools #tools #furniture

The hottest trend in design—which is also an ancient Japanese technique—offers surprising benefits for siding, furniture, and more. Consider a burnt wood finish in your home.

Ignite your DIY passion with a timeless Japanese wood-burning art! Discover which woods transform into mesmerizing, durable masterpieces using this ancient technique.

Here are some tips to make something creative wood slice projects for your home or as a gift (plus some tips on how to cut and finish the wood).

Cheap and easy project to make with left over epoxy and any piece of wood you have laying around

Shou Sugi Ban is the wood finishing technique of charring the surface of wood to make it more resistant to water, insects and UV rays. #shousugiban #woodburning #woodworking #woodworkingvideos

This technique is one of my favorites for its speed and accuracy. It works great for lettered pieces, detailed pieces, anytime you need a really precise transfer, or for almost any design.

Learn how to seal charred wood the right way. Protect color, grain, and finish on Shou Sugi Ban surfaces used inside or outside.

This wood burning with Cricut project is super fun and easy to create using a Scorch Marker instead of a traditional wood-burning tool.

Charred wood siding adds a distinct and one-of-a-kind look to the exterior of any home, especially those built in a modern style.

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Everyone is always asking me how I get a burnt wood finish (Shou Sugi Ban?) so I figured I'd make a How-To video about it. In this video I get a scrap of pine, burn it with my torch and apply different finishes. Watch the video here? https://youtu.be/cpBP1A2UrPE

A Japanese style burnt wood siding (shou-sugi-ban). This technique adds beauty and longevity to wood siding. Traditionally, cedar was burnt in Japan to increase the wood’s resistance to insects and fire. Delta Lumber & Millworks has modernized this technique and experimented with other species of wood, creating beautiful and one-of-a-kind appearances that have not been found in traditional wood products. Using species such as cypress and yellow pine, we use our burning technique to produce…

Wood burning, also called Shou Sugi Ban, is a century old Japanese technique. It's a great way to seal wood while also giving it a beautiful, unique look.

Rustic headboard using shou sugi ban technique on wood

Before and After Amanda Lutz gave her wood deck a makeover using a propane torch! This gives it a rich dark look. Of course do this at your own risk and wear safety gloves etc.

HOW TO BURN PICTURES IN WOOD - Lily Ardor

A burnt wood finish can add protection and aesthetic value to a variety of projects. Learn how to get a burnt wood finish here.