Wood carving Another sheeth for a whittling knife!

Another sheeth for a whittling knife!
Carved antler smoking pipe. Deer horn, wolf and eagle carvings.
grinding of a carving
Just finished this ornament
This is my Art, (selftaught) .Here you can finde some short timelapse videos of how i made what you se în this image, including some wood sculptura, let me know what you think
Spooncarving without an axe?
Posted this unfinished months ago and have been dragging my feet on finishing it. Here it is with one coat of Danish oil. How many coats would you recommend?
Finishes for wood jewellery?
My first two spoons a coffee scoop (the bowl was supposed to be bigger but I put a hole in it) and a baby spoon. A little rough but getting better!
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Another sheeth for a whittling knife!

Posted: 14 Oct 2020 08:06 AM PDT

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Carved antler smoking pipe. Deer horn, wolf and eagle carvings.

Posted: 14 Oct 2020 02:30 AM PDT

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grinding of a carving

Posted: 14 Oct 2020 04:51 AM PDT

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Just finished this ornament

Posted: 13 Oct 2020 04:27 PM PDT

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This is my Art, (selftaught) .Here you can finde some short timelapse videos of how i made what you se în this image, including some wood sculptura, let me know what you think

Posted: 14 Oct 2020 12:14 PM PDT

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Spooncarving without an axe?

Posted: 14 Oct 2020 12:52 PM PDT

Hello! Looking to get into woodcarving, especially spoons and other utensils. Every spoon carver I've observed uses an axe to rough a shape out and all seem to recommend it.

Unfortunately I live in a 1-bedroom apartment in the city with no outdoor space whatsoever that belongs to me. Is there a way I can avoid the need for an axe? My landlords live directly below me and I can't go chopping away due to noise, and also lack of a place to chop.

If anyone has tips for me from similar experience, either how to substitute for an axe or not use one altogether, please let me know!

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Posted this unfinished months ago and have been dragging my feet on finishing it. Here it is with one coat of Danish oil. How many coats would you recommend?

Posted: 14 Oct 2020 12:32 PM PDT

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Finishes for wood jewellery?

Posted: 14 Oct 2020 09:45 AM PDT

Hi all,

I'm currently making wood jewellery for sale on Etsy and I'm wondering which finish might be the best? I've used French polish, beeswax and a few others but am curious as to whether there's anything better I can use.

French polish gives a lovely finish but is time consuming to apply, beeswax is quick to apply, looks well but needs to be renewed. My next idea is oil but that's probably going to be very messy.

The woods I use vary from burl ash to mahogany, bog oak (I'm from Ireland after all) to standard white oak and a few others. The pieces are max three inches long and very narrow.

Any ideas?

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My first two spoons a coffee scoop (the bowl was supposed to be bigger but I put a hole in it) and a baby spoon. A little rough but getting better!

Posted: 13 Oct 2020 04:05 PM PDT