How To Carve a Snowman Figure | Traditional Woodcarving Tutorial

Join me in the shop on a chilly December afternoon as I carve a folk art snowman from a block of solid basswood. This carving took about 1 hour and 45 minutes in total, the video covers all of my tips, tricks, and thoughts on carving a figure like this.
I'm carving american basswood here, I purchase it quarter sawn from a local sawmill. I start by drawing up my idea on the block with a pencil. Then I saw a profile of the design with my bandsaw. From there on in, it's all handtools. Using a variety of chisels I work my way from top to bottom to top and bottom again as I work the figure out of the block of wood.
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  • @mehmetberattas5657
    @mehmetberattas56572 жыл бұрын

    this is so good. thank you very much. can you make a video about how you attach the wood? it looks so stable

  • @stevegarrett5206
    @stevegarrett52063 жыл бұрын

    How did you mount this for carving?

  • @TheIronRam

    @TheIronRam

    3 жыл бұрын

    Hi Steve, I'm using a "bench screw", it's something used in carving for a very long time. You can find them at most woodworking supply stores. We will be doing a video on them in the near future.

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