Wood Spirit Pine knot Carving - basics
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2024
- 00:00 start
00:14 rough phase/die grinder
01:30 intermediate details Dremel 370
04:15 carbide burr work/Dremel Stylo +
09:27 saburrtooth flame burr touch up
13:26 detailing the eyes with carbide burr
14:10 pyrography/woodburning details
16:16 tool kit
Basic Pine Knot Wood Spirit Power Carving
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New pine knot video project, this piece resembles a man in the moon with a skeptic look on his face, mostly time lapsed. Start to finish in around 16 minutes(total real time 45 min)
sped up in time. .Feel free to comment, like or subscribe if compelled, as I upload weekly with new original pieces.
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Wood-Psyche is power carving & face design in wood using non-traditional/methods. I put up videos weekly and share my techniques and tricks to take your carvings to the next level. Thanks for the visit!
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video shot & edited on iPhone 11
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sounds from hi-fi john @freesound.org/s/428125/
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Hi Paul, another awesome piece my friend, I've watched this twice already, taking in many great tips! Thanks so much for your great work, its an inspiration.
Thanks Steve, appreciate it. Glad that you're enjoying the vids! Hopefully they're able to improve your vision or ideas!
Take care!
Nicely done, man! Cool how this piece kind of looks like a crescent moon face!
Another amazing video and carving! Good stuff Paul
Your video is great. So interesting to watch you create and the result is so amazing. Thanks for emailing me.
Thanks LeeAnn, appreciate it. Hope all is well with you!
Hey Paul, excellent expression on this one. I like how the face looks sunk in and the age lines make it stand out. I also noticed that someone got a new die grinder lol! great tool to have using those 1/4 " bits for heavy duty carving. I have a foredom that I use with those bits, was thinking of buying one though for bigger carvings. Thanks for the video bud see you on the next one.
Yeah, thnx Mike...those burrs make short work of removing material, makes carving a lot easier. Hope yer good,
the parcel is going out today...:-) All the best to you!
Great expression..always a great carve..squinting like something just doesn't seem right..yep..👍😉...
Loved the silent video..lol..kept us focused on the carve...
I may have said before..your methodology is different..I like it...I haven't done enough pieces to have developed a method..so it's of interest to me to see your work...could I replicate it ?...probably not..but I will try to remember and blend it to my use...
I hope your weather has improved and you can harvest more of your bark and woods available to you...until next time..see ya...🌿🌿🌿
Thanks Pamela, I've been switching back and forth between knots and bark. I think I found my 2 favorite mediums...
The weather is getting better, went on a scouting mission yesterday for bark; there doesn't seem to
be a shortage here in the mid-west luckiy. Keep in mind, that you're on the list if you need some. It's pretty decent
quality I think. I might also do a contest give away for some box of the stuff. Stay tuned!
@@wood-psyche ..yay !...
Sounds exciting...I'll be watching..😁...🌿🌿🌿
Nicely done Paul! Do you have many problems with the pine resin gumming up your burrs?
Thank you Claire, as a matter of fact, yes. Mostly with the carbide bits. The Saburrtooths I use are not as bad for resin build up but still need cleaning from time to time. All the best to you!