Carving Eagles on Ivory 1911 Grips: The feathering process
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- Опубліковано 23 січ 2024
- Part four of carving an eagle on a pair of model 1911 ivory grips: The feathering process.
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Stockman Original is your guide through the lost arts and the forgotten crafts. Brian Stockman is a master carver with more than 50 years of experience carving all mediums from wood, to stone, horn, bone, ivory, and ice. He has a particular speciality as a scrimshander (one who does scrimshaw), carrying on the ancient art popularized by New England whalers. Brian has spent a lifetime gathering knowledge of lost arts and forgotten crafts, all of which he shares with you. - Навчання та стиль
![Carving Ivory Grips for a 1911 [full length]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ghKAnJ6LGNE/mqdefault.jpg)
Watch the rest of the project here: ua-cam.com/play/PLCEWv2XCveCDlhVRAfwXSlK0MZEf5ZFZc.html
I am awed by your talent. Thanks again for sharing!
Thank you Jack, you know I appreciate that very much!
I enjoy all of you videos, but this series is really cool! Seeing the step-by-step process is awesome!
Thank you Wilpoe, l like doing these videos a lot now that UA-cam has simplified it for me. I’m hoping to do many more like this.
Looking great as always!!!
Thank you Trulax !
I’ve never carved ivory you make it look easy. Interesting series. Thanks Brian
Thank you, l hope it inspires you to give it a try.
That is wonderfully good detail, you must have amazing patience!
Thank you my friend!
Nice detail work.
Thank you 57WillysCJ.
I might be weird but I honestly love the sound of the tool scratching away 😜. Also those grips are looking too nice to ever use👌 hopefully it's just a display gun 😜
Howdy Dave. Yeah, the scratching sounds like progress to me. I just wasn’t sure if the mic would make it worse than it is..🥴l’ll bet these get worn a bit anyway, kinda like a modern version of Netsuke. As l’m working on these l can think of many more carvings to do on grips, but I guess that’s how one’s mind works. I hope all is well with you.
Whoever your customer is , they are going to be astonished with the final results ! Brian , I was noticing your wedding ring , did you make it ?
Thank you Rich, l appreciate that! Yes,l made our wedding rings by carving them out of wax, then found a jeweler who had them cast for us. My wife wanted yellow gold and I chose rose gold ( l liked it because it looked like copper).
May I ask what kind of glue you use to temporaly glue it to wood for beter grip?
Hello Pohl Peter, when I temporarily tack a piece down l use tite bond ll wood glue, and l use a very thin bladed knife to release it. For this project I made a little board with two dowels that fit the screw holes and that seems to keep it in place pretty good.
As I am fairly new here, I notice you work in several mediums. Which is your favorite to work in? I took work in multiple areas and am curious if you believe it is better to focus on one or do you believe it is an asset to be well versed in several mediums? Thanks for your time.
Hello Ashley, yes l enjoy working with my hands in all kinds of mediums. My favorite would be ivory, but I also like metal, wood, fur and fabric. Let your heart guide you, I pursue things that interest me.
@@StockmanOriginal I think we are cut from the same cloth. Never had the opportunity to work in ivory though. Thanks for the reply.
We have a Facebook group called Stockman Original’s Lost Arts and Forgotten Crafts you might enjoy, and show your work.
@@StockmanOriginal I'm stubborn and do not have Facebook. I will try and check it out. Appreciate the info.