Wood carving My first whittle! I only used a standard knife so it looks a bit rough. I'm 13, and I thought that this was harder than what it actually was. (Please no hateful comments, I'm just starting this thing :)

My first whittle! I only used a standard knife so it looks a bit rough. I'm 13, and I thought that this was harder than what it actually was. (Please no hateful comments, I'm just starting this thing :)
Hand wood carving. Master class
Made chainsaw carving last weekend. Have not carved anything in few years and that is my 8th carving overall. Used only Stihl ms170 chainsaw with standard bar and chain. Used blowtorch to give contrast to the wood for a nice finish. :)
Infinity twist pendants. Material - stabilized wood
Got my first knife today (Mora 120) - it came with the blade quite wet - is this normal?
Best gifts for a woodcarver?
All natural wood no stain or dyes added. One step closer to being complete. Wood used pauduk(red),walnut(black),horns(koto),eyes Pau Amarello and Osage is the orange coloured wood.
Finishing coffee scoop that is stored in coffee grounds
Making a shelf for flowers from old wood - MAY DIY
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Wip carved spoon
Low relief I just finished
How do you clean out small narrow areas?

My first whittle! I only used a standard knife so it looks a bit rough. I'm 13, and I thought that this was harder than what it actually was. (Please no hateful comments, I'm just starting this thing :)

Posted: 31 Mar 2021 08:36 AM PDT

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Hand wood carving. Master class

Posted: 31 Mar 2021 06:04 AM PDT

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Made chainsaw carving last weekend. Have not carved anything in few years and that is my 8th carving overall. Used only Stihl ms170 chainsaw with standard bar and chain. Used blowtorch to give contrast to the wood for a nice finish. :)

Posted: 31 Mar 2021 08:03 AM PDT

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Infinity twist pendants. Material - stabilized wood

Posted: 31 Mar 2021 04:43 AM PDT

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Got my first knife today (Mora 120) - it came with the blade quite wet - is this normal?

Posted: 31 Mar 2021 03:32 AM PDT

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Best gifts for a woodcarver?

Posted: 31 Mar 2021 08:09 AM PDT

I know a spooncarver with a birthday coming up, and I'm thinking of getting them a tool and/or online workshop. I'm not a carver myself, so I could use some advice!

They have a hatchet, curved knife, straight knife, and a chip carving knife. Are there any other great tools y'all have? Or do you know of any useful resources, workshops/classes, or books to gift?

Thanks for the help!

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All natural wood no stain or dyes added. One step closer to being complete. Wood used pauduk(red),walnut(black),horns(koto),eyes Pau Amarello and Osage is the orange coloured wood.

Posted: 30 Mar 2021 08:56 PM PDT

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Finishing coffee scoop that is stored in coffee grounds

Posted: 31 Mar 2021 09:21 AM PDT

I carved a coffee scoop for myself a few months ago that I store in a jar of coffee grounds. I didn't finish it with any oil/wax because I was concerned about it leeching out into the coffee grounds. Now that I'm looking to make a few of these as presents I'm wondering if anyone has recommendations for finishing them? Thanks!

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Making a shelf for flowers from old wood - MAY DIY

Posted: 31 Mar 2021 04:36 AM PDT