Finished My First Head Carving
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Re: Finished My First Head Carving
Chris, im inspired, beautiful, job thanks for sharing.
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Re: Finished My First Head Carving
Wow that looks really great Chris.
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Nice work!
What part of the work was done with the checkering tool?
What part of the work was done with the checkering tool?
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Re: Finished My First Head Carving
All the straight lines were touched up with it and the far right set was cut with it. The longer one is more of a liner which purpose it to cut straight lines. By tilting it to one side you can get an angle cut to that side and a straight wall cut to the other. If you look closely you can see the angle cut on the thumbnail pattern. You can achieve the same effect with a 60 degree V tool or two cuts with a knife. But the liner makes it nice and straight and easy work of it. It sort of files it and you really don't have to worry about grain direction.
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Re: Finished My First Head Carving
Whoa.
Nice work.
What setup for the dental thing did you use?
I just bought an NSK Ultimate XL off Craigslist for cheap.
Nice work.
What setup for the dental thing did you use?
I just bought an NSK Ultimate XL off Craigslist for cheap.
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