Cartoon wood carving live.
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Cartoon wood carving live.
A live cartoon wood carving demonstration from The Lovespoon Workshop. Demonstrating the process of wood carving cartoon characters in wood. Wood carving is a great fun to get involved with and in this live demonstration we share some tips, methods and tricks we use to do our wood carving.
Wood carving tools are sharp and potentially dangerous if not used correctly. The methods we use focus upon minimising the dangers as much as physically possible.
Learning wood carving can be challenging but equally it can be very rewarding and great fun too. This live wood carving demonstration can be used as a guide to help you develop your own wood carving skills. Remember to ask as many questions as you have about learning wood carving, we are always delighted to help out in any way we can.
A demonstration and explanation of the methods we use for those who are interested in learning wood carving. The simple techniques that will give you the best platform to start wood carving.
Remember to check out our RUclips channel to learn all about the different projects and techniques you can use to learn how to make love spoons, use the scroll saw and develop your wood working skills in general.
If you have any questions about love spoon carving, scroll sawing, wood carving or need any help to learn or improve your wood work remember to put a comment in the comments section and we will do our best to help. We hope you enjoy the demonstration, it's a pleasure to share the work we do here at The Lovespoon Workshop.
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Remember to take care and ALWAYS ensure your own safety when working with wood working tools and machinery. If in doubt don't do it!!
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Enjoying your videos here in Scotland 👍👍👍
Hi Wullie,
Great to hear from you, delighted to hear that you are enjoying the videos.
Thank you for the positive feedback and supporting our RUclips channel. All the best from us all here at The Lovespoon Workshop. 👍👍
What advice would you give a complete beginner in obtaining off cuts and bits of wood to practice with please ???
You mentioned yosimida sam wouldn't mine seeing being done thank you.
Keep up the excellent work very entertaining 👏
Hi Wullie,
Thank you for getting in touch. We source alot of wood from old unwanted furniture. It's great because it is well seasoned and often good for carving. We work in seasoned woods so companies like double glazing firms who are often pulling out old doors and windows can be a great source of wood, as well as any company that is making larger items in wood. A friendly local tree surgeon can be a great source of wood too but this needs to be seasoned for the carving that we do. It's a matter of being creative and finding out any possible sources locally, even charities and charity shops can have unwanted wood available.
Hope that helps, thanks again for supporting our RUclips channel. All the best from us all here at The Lovespoon Workshop. 👍👍
What are your 4 most used chisels please for a beginner
Hi Lee, my own 4 most used gouges are number 3 and 4 Herring Bros and Addis gouges but that won't be much help to you as they are vintage gouges that are difficult to get hold of.
We are basically using a variety of different fingernail gouges that are different sizes and sweeps. For a beginner looking to get started you could try companies like Henry Taylor, Robert Sorby and Ashley Iles, they all make good quality wood carving chisels and gouges. Robert Sorby do a range of micro that would be great for small carvings like these.
Alternatively, you can do a search on eBay for 'vintage wood carving chisels' and see if you can get hold of some Herring Bros or Addis no 3 and no 4 sweep gouges.
Hope that gives you a few ideas, let me know if you need any further information, all the best from us all here at The Lovespoon Workshop. 👍👍