, The charred effect
Beyond the fire
Charlie Guibord

Table of
Contents

01	The Charred Effect
02	Electrifying Wood
03	Shou Sugi Ban

The Charred Effect
A journey of risk & reward
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Charring wood is a process that has been used since the dawn of civilization to preserve wood, making it more fire resistant and preserving its life. It also adds aesthetic value to your home projects or artwork.	To char wood, build a fire and let it burn down to embers. The embers should be hot enough to burn into the wood but not so hot that they burn through it. Then, you can use this charred wood for whatever project you have in mind.

electrifying wood
DIY Myths & MYSTERIEs
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“fire is the test of gold; adversity, of strong men.”
– Martha Graham

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