Wood carving Oak Wood Mask inspired by the movie Cub (2014) OC

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• Oak Wood Mask inspired by the movie Cub (2014) OC
• Christmas gnome. Not 100% sold on the colors but fun to make!
• Something I’ll actually use
• 4 very simple Santa's ready for gifting
• My Secret Santa 2020 giftee loves Radiohead! Probably the strangest thing I’ve yet to carve. Weird but fun!
• My two favourite cuts to make when finishing a spoon.
• Carving Knife Recommendations
• Best ways to finish a project?
• My first piece this size - working through a heavily cracked piece of cherry wood. 3 hours down, many more to go!
• Tips for torching your carving?
• Cut outs without a bandsaw

Oak Wood Mask inspired by the movie Cub (2014) OC Posted: 17 Dec 2020 03:47 AM PST submitted by /u/Humble_Cicero [link] [comments]

Christmas gnome. Not 100% sold on the colors but fun to make! Posted: 17 Dec 2020 05:20 AM PST submitted by /u/farduino88 [link] [comments]

Something I’ll actually use Posted: 17 Dec 2020 03:58 AM PST submitted by /u/rjsquire [link] [comments]

4 very simple Santa's ready for gifting Posted: 17 Dec 2020 03:23 AM PST submitted by /u/Lonk-the-Sane [link] [comments]

My Secret Santa 2020 giftee loves Radiohead! Probably the strangest thing I’ve yet to carve. Weird but fun! Posted: 16 Dec 2020 06:08 PM PST submitted by /u/CyclingMurse [link] [comments]

My two favourite cuts to make when finishing a spoon. Posted: 17 Dec 2020 12:07 AM PST submitted by /u/citationstillneeded [link] [comments]

Carving Knife Recommendations Posted: 16 Dec 2020 05:34 PM PST I'm sure you all get this a lot, but I'm looking for some info about purchasing some carving knives. I'm interested in learning to carve some spoons. I'm new to carving but not to crafts, tools, woodworking, etc. so I'd prefer to buy something of a decent quality. I have about $100 to spend. Can someone help me out? submitted by /u/JohnnyOToole [link] [comments]

Best ways to finish a project? Posted: 16 Dec 2020 06:49 PM PST Looking for some best ways you've found to finish a carving project more naturally than lacquer. I've used linseed oil. Any experience with bees wax? And if you do use a lacquer or other Stain/finish what do you prefer???? Thanks submitted by /u/Breadliketheloaf [link] [comments]

My first piece this size - working through a heavily cracked piece of cherry wood. 3 hours down, many more to go! Posted: 16 Dec 2020 01:39 PM PST submitted by /u/BugBoy712 [link] [comments]

Tips for torching your carving? Posted: 16 Dec 2020 05:31 PM PST Does anyone have any experience with adding a torched look to their carvings? At what point would I want to torch it? My current process is: 1) Apply linseed oil 2) Paint carving 3) Apply clear coat to finish At what step would I want to add the torching? Before I oil? After painting? Any other tips I should know? I've searched Google and have not been able to find an answer to my specific question so I figured this would be a good place to ask! Edit: a word submitted by /u/IWasLikeEMILI0000 [link] [comments]

Cut outs without a bandsaw Posted: 16 Dec 2020 01:15 PM PST Is a bandsaw required to make cut outs? Every beginner video always says "yeah just bring your block over to the band saw" and start with a cut out. I am not trying to spend $300. I'm trying to make a duck decoy. And it would be easier to start from a cut out. Is that absolutely necessary or can you achieve it with just a knife? submitted by /u/deadheadjim [link] [comments]

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