I forgot to mention at 1:53 that the cracks likely came from one of two occurances. 1. there was a chip on the original host stone right where I needed to make a larger platform. 2. striking the original platform when first spalling the host stone too many times. Keep that in mind when stiking platforms.
Thankyou. It was a bit of a challenge, for me. Supporting the piece is very important. Especially on a wavy piece like this one was. Every finger on the hand that holds it has a job. Thankyou again, for watching.
Awesome work brother
Thankyou!
8:49 "Still have a bit of a dip here... that I need to address"... yep. Story of my life.
I hear ya!
Sounded like doves coming from my left side in my stereo headphones! Nice work on that spall.
Thanks! I'm gonna have to listen with headphones!
And a little later the dog chimes in on the right!
Sometimes the choir can get distracting. LOL!
I forgot to mention at 1:53 that the cracks likely came from one of two occurances. 1. there was a chip on the original host stone right where I needed to make a larger platform. 2. striking the original platform when first spalling the host stone too many times.
Keep that in mind when stiking platforms.
Great video!
Thank you!
Nice looking chert Some tricky cracks throughout Good job taking it down
Thankyou. It was a bit of a challenge, for me. Supporting the piece is very important. Especially on a wavy piece like this one was. Every finger on the hand that holds it has a job.
Thankyou again, for watching.