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Re: Basswood hollowform - Arlin Eastman - 05-27-2015
Thanks Hairy
I marked this as Favorites since I do not have a burner or carving chisels yet.
Arlin
Re: Basswood hollowform - MichaelMouse - 05-27-2015
That's the first one? Better get crackin'.
Great imagination and execution.
Re: Basswood hollowform - Brian Myers - 05-27-2015
Awesome but one minion is not enough! You need a shop full of those guys.
Re: Basswood hollowform - hairy - 05-27-2015
Arlin Eastman said:
Thanks Hairy
I marked this as Favorites since I do not have a burner or carving chisels yet.
Arlin
I did most of the carving with these two tools.
The burner is a luxury, a shortcut. Not necessary at all. Watch this . Thanks Roy Underhill & Mary May.
http://video.pbs.org/video/2273139725/
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Re: Basswood hollowform - Steve K - 05-27-2015
That's a very nice tutorial, thanks!!
Re: Basswood hollowform - Mike67 - 05-27-2015
Just spectacular. Please don't show my kids.
Re: Basswood hollowform - SLN - 05-28-2015
Very well done. I have an office coworker that would kill for one of those.
Re: Basswood hollowform - Blacky's Boy - 05-31-2015
That is super cool!
Re: Basswood hollowform - Blacky's Boy - 05-31-2015
hairy said:
I could not have done it without this carving vise, from Trent Bosch. It holds the work right where I want it for drawing, carving, and burning. This is a great tool.
That is a nice vise!
I've always liked the design of that.I have the Lee Valley Carvers Vise
with the Lathe Chuck Adapter
Sort of a drive by gloat there since the fine folks at Lee Valley gave both to me for helping to develop the Lathe Chuck Adapter...
Re: Basswood hollowform - Arlin Eastman - 03-21-2016
Bump for some ideas for others