How to Carve a Chain - Day 12
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There's a lot you can achieve with relief woodcarving, different angles and subjects often require different carving techniques but the main objective, normally, is to make your subject look more three dimensional than it actually is.
Carving a chain is a great way to test your ability and hone your skills in wood carving and can end up looking pretty cool!
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30 Days of Relief Wood Carving Playlist - • 30 Days of Relief Carving
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Great video Clint!! | I started dabbling in wood carving and whittling recently and loving this 30 days of relief carvings
@ClintRoseCarving
5 ай бұрын
Thanks Mattie! I hope you have fun creating some cool stuff
An enjoyable watch as always Mr C. Rather than go to the expense of buying small profile carving chisels (Oh I said chisels too!), I fashioned a small 2mm skew and a small scraper from a couple of dead jigsaw blades and mounted them both in some home made palm type handles. Great for tight nooks and crannies and cost next to nothing. It's amazing how often I reach for these. Another neat idea was to grind the pointy bit off an old small pozi drive screwdriver, this make a cool plus shaped embossing tool for backgrounds and embellishments. Looking forward to (Miss) piggy (ha ha). All the best mate.
@ClintRoseCarving
5 ай бұрын
Ah that's a great idea, I've heard of people using drill bits before but never a jigsaw blade. I might give that a go, cheers Stephen!
Looks good 👍
@ClintRoseCarving
5 ай бұрын
Cheers Phil!
It would be difficult to make a video about carving and not say 'chisel' lots of times. Very nice job as always Clint, thanks mate.
@ClintRoseCarving
5 ай бұрын
Hahaha well that's a good point! Thanks for watching as always mate, appreciate it
Really like this series of videos. What kind of wood is this?
@ClintRoseCarving
5 ай бұрын
This is lime/linden wood, very similar and essentially the same as basswood
I tried this few years ago in mahogany,i gave up to harder wood for beginners,
Clint, any chance you saved or have the original design in PDF or something transferable? This looks fun
@ClintRoseCarving
5 ай бұрын
I haven't but...I think that's a great idea. I'll work out getting the patterns made for each carving!
@bryantretheway3809
5 ай бұрын
I’d be happy to purchase. It would be cool to set up the project like you have. Great idea
@ClintRoseCarving
5 ай бұрын
I do sometimes make templates available on Patreon. Maybe I'll do that for this one, we'll see