Staining Maple with Tannic Acid and Iron Nitrate
Using the combination of tannic acid and iron nitrate can enhance the contrast of figured maple by darkening the end grain. Jim demonstrates his method for using these together
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Staining and Finishing Woodsrunner with Iron Nitrate and Permalyn
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Triple-T #146 - Using tannic acid as an etchant?
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Staining Curly Maple Gun Stock With Iron Nitrate
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Ol' Recipe Maple Finish
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Canada Faces Trump's Wrath as China Gets Spared; GOP Mocked for Olive Garden Analogy: A Closer Look
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Workbench Conversation - Carved Woodsrunner cleanup and Conversion with Jim
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The Long Rifle: Crafting America's Living Heirloom
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Testing Various Stains on Maple - Iron Nitrate and Dye Stains
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TANNIC ACID! The Best Rust Killer and Metal Protection!
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primitive hygiene series video number 1,tannic acid tutorial demonstration and discussion
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Traditional Longrifle Muzzleloader Finishing Techniques with Mitch Yates | Gunmakers Fair at Kempton
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Electricity Does Not "Split" H₂O. And That's VERY Useful.
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Idiots In Boats Caught On Camera
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Curly / Figured Maple with Jim & Lorie
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Finally Stain and Boiled Linseed Oil on 1903a3 Stock
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Melt Metals in the Microwave | The Ultimate Guide
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Kibler Colonial American Long Rifle Kit - Necessary Tools
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Ebonizing Wood with home made Iron Acetate and Bark Tannin
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The J.K. Hawken kit with Jim Kibler
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