Canadian Woodworks applies high voltage to wood, creating intricate Lichtenberg figures.
The wood is first soaked in water and baking soda, and then brushed with a hardening oil.
A high voltage transformer is then used for the electricity. It can produce between 4,000 and 10,000 volts which makes this technique extremely dangerous if not done carefully.
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Carpenter electrifies wood to make designs