Purpleheart color modification and preservation (Part 1) @TheSnekkerShow
Purpleheart color modification and preservation (Part 1)  @TheSnekkerShow
Uploaded December 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Purpleheart wood changes color, which is sometimes disappointing, then cool, then eventually disappointing again. When I posted my first wood-baking video, I noticed that the purpleheart got a deeper color when baked and that color seemed to be more permanent, so I decided to run a test to figure out the best temperature and time for baking. I ended up with more questions, but at least I answered some of the ones I started with.

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Purpleheart color modification and preservation (Part 1)

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