Again I used time lapse pictures to record the steps. Hopefully, you are not totally bored (not board) at watching me carve the foot. Since I have discovered how to do time lapse I thought that I would record all of the steps in carving one complete foot. I should finish in one or two more segments.
In this video I round over the ball on the bottom four side and create and under cut the rear talon.
Since Doug Moulder wanted my wonderful voice instead of the music, I added a running commentary to this video.
One of the lower sides of the ball really gave me fits in carving. The grain was quilted so no matter which angle I came at it, it would chip out. Leaving holes instead of rounding over. I used a pairing motion and finally files to finish that side. It was the only one like that, what a pain in the ....
Here is today's video:
There's that voice I needed to hear, and bye the way, well done on that difficult grain.
ReplyDeleteI have never carved anything like it. It was though. That curly maple for the desk was similar and fortunately I did not have to carve that much.
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