Woodworking : Introduction To Simple Relief Carving // How-To Part 1
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Henry Ford had a saying, whether you think you can or you think you can't, you're right.
Pretty sure Caitlyn lives by the motto, I think I can.
Another great how to video for us mere mortals.
Thanks for sharing and have a great week.
You have a great weekend too!
I find your process fascinating, I believe you underestimate your carving skills, you’re really good at it!
Thanks!
Dang you have a strong variety within your skill set….I so enjoy your videos!
This is a wonderful video. I have to go back and catch up on a few videos I missed. You have a wonderful eye and a great presentation manner.
So nice to see a much more subtle and small scale piece of work. I appreciate the simplicity of the design and how instructional the process is. Do you find it relaxing or are you still throwing the odd tool?
Something like this is very relaxing. Not a lot of detail, so smooth sailing.
Love it. From dog crates to relief carvings. You got skills 👊. Thanks for sharing. ✌️
Thanks!
You make it look very easy, I have a feeling when I have a go it’s not going to turn out as good as your work 😅 great video as normal thanks for sharing from over the pond in the Uk. Cheers 👍
Thanks!
Looking good! It sucks when you get a big deep tare in the wood when the grain changes direction!
The worst.
Beautiful work as always. My attempts at woodcarving alway left me cursing. I actually enjoy working with limestone much better. You have no worry of fighting the patterns in the material.
Once you learn to navigate the wood grain that’s half the battle.
Wow, you are so versatile! Whether you're using a tablesaw, a chainsaw, or hand chisels, you make it look easy.
Thumbs up, and thanks for sharing your work and techniques with us!
Nice! It's looking great already. When I attach a piece of wood to the back of something I'm carving so I can clamp it in a vise, I use a square block. That way it's faster to un-clamp it, rotate it 90° and re-clamp it.
This is a great tip.
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Very instructive, thank you.
Another great video, this was very interesting as I have never had a go at wood carving but like most woodworkers I would love to try it, I am sure it’s not as easy as you make it look but at least you give an idea how to start with a project like this, I will look forward to the next instalment 👌👌👌👍👍👍🇦🇺
Very nice job looking very good!!!👌💯👍
Awesome project you are amazing carver.
Réalisation original, ça sort des standard habituel.
Great video and very inspiring. Thank You. Paul.
Além de marceneira uma artista 👩🎨 belo trabalho 🏆👏👏👏🇧🇷
Looks like Chicks and Hens from my neighbor's yard! I have a portable projector that I can project art/photos on a surface to trace-sure its not cheaper than carbon paper, but it skips printing and photoshop. Note there are many apps that allow tile printing in the printer settings, for free. Like Acrobat reader, you can convert the image into a pdf and tile it up to the size you want. Since you are tracing it, it need not be color-save ink and toner. If you want less expensive image app for Mac, Affinity Photo is adequate. Some prefer the free GIMP program (Win/Mac/Linux). And messing with filters, you can create just outlines. Great work there Kate! Any recommended beginner carving tools?
I have an older projector I’ve used for pattern tracing. Problem is it only works on a very old laptop and firing them both up can be a pain. But agreed that way works great. No great recommendations other then those chisels. And that’s not much of a recommendation as much as a cost effective entry level tool.
beautiful j adore
Cool. What can't you do? cheers...rr Normandy, France
Haha, so many things I can’t do.
Am I the only one who sees Baloo the Bear in the picture in the background? And then I'm thinking... how appropriate and break out singing, Bare Necessities. JUST ME?
Hahaha. My neighbors son painted that for me.