WHITETAIL BUCK WOODCARVING - "SHORELINE FUNNEL" - Relief Wood Carving Deer
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- Опубліковано 13 лют 2018
- Relief wood carving showing a big whitetail buck cruising through a shoreline funnel looking for some does! Traditional chisels and gouges were the primary tools used. A dremel was used for the final details. If you enjoyed the video make sure you like, subscribe, and share it! It really helps me out!
It was carved for my cousin who had some interesting history with the buck during bow hunting season. The buck was believed to have been bedded in a nearby swamp and would travel corridors along the lake shore to the nearby crop fields. We found him expired along the lakeside one day while we were out scouting. The buck measured around 160" which is a quality buck in the areas we hunt!
It's approximately 18"x 20" and a little less than an inch in carving depth. It had its fair share of challenges, but I really enjoyed this carving and the depth of it.
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**DISCLAIMER** I AM NOT A PROFESSIONAL NOR HAVE I TAKEN CARVING CLASSES. I DEMONSTRATE MY METHODS I'VE LEARNED THROUGH MY OWN CARVING EXPERIENCES. NOT EVERYTHING I DO IS THE BEST OR TEXT BOOK WAY OF DOING THINGS. IF YOU KNOW OF A BETTER WAY THEN I ENCOURAGE YOU TO SHARE IT IN THE COMMENTS BELOW. IT'S A GREAT WAY TO HELP THE CARVING COMMUNITY GROW TOGETHER.
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If you have any questions or comments let me know your thoughts below!
Do you have a specific tool set that you recommend? Also are you carving on bass wood? (Not sure of the spelling)
Beyond amazing by the way, I would love to be able to make something like this one day, I'm just starting learning to carve soon though so I have a ways to go.
@@jeffjohnson5908 Hey I'm really sorry for the late response.. I missed your comment some how! Thank you, I really appreciate the kind words. As far as tools go, really anything thats quality will do the trick. I'd recommend Pfeil because that's what I bought when I first started and I haven't changed or used anything else. This particular carving is basswood, but I've been carving white pine recently which I find carves similar to basswood.
Chiseled Outdoors Custom Carvings
How do you get nice smooth edges? I always have little wood bits every where.
@@bobet4939 Hey, the couple things you can do to make sure you get smooth edges is making sure your gouges are sharp and to make sure you're carving with the grain. Another thing I'll do is sand the area to get the result I'm looking for. Sanding is good for carvers that might not have all the desired gouges to get the job done. Instead of fighting the area with a gouge that isn't meant for it, touch up the spot with some sanding. I hope this answers your question.
Very very nice job looking very good!!!👍💯👌
Thanks 👍
Очень красиво👍👍❗️❗️🔥🔥🔥
Thank you
My father would have loved this piece. Beautiful work
singlecatt thanks!!
Such a beautiful carving!
Thank you!
Obrigado aqui do Brasil🔰parabéns pelo belo trabalho! ..
Thanks!
Wow!!! Awesome 😎👍
Thanks!
Excellent!
Thank you!
This is amazing!
Thanks!
After watching your video I just subscribed. I am a woodcarver myself and I enjoy watching how other artists work. Beautifully done👍
Thanks! I really appreciate it. I enjoy watching other carvers as well. Everyone has their own unique style.
Definitely enjoyed the process of watching you work. I've only done power carving with my Dremel so far. Gonna go check out your channel next.
Thanks!
Wow that is really beautiful work mate,I liked it so much I've subscribed to your channel to catch more of your great work and videos .There's nothing more calming than carving something out of a blank piece of wood, that's why I love doing it so much.
Cheers
Tim from Wood 4 Nothing
Thanks! Yeah I definitely agree!
Realy grate work my friend well done :)
Thank you!
Really good mate, deserves way more views and likes than it has currently. Real top job ✌
Thanks!
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thanks
What kind of stain and other finish do you use, and do you use the stain to accentuate the shadow areas at all? Thanks!
I use a mixture of mineral spirits and stain to get the color I’m looking for. I don’t usually spot stain in the cracks to emphasize the shadows and depth. I personally like to leave it as is and let the depth of the carving show the shadows on its own.
What kinda wood and where do you get it to create these beautiful pieces?
I use to get the wood from rocker.com. I get it locally now from saw mill not far from my house.
Chiseled Outdoors Custom Carvings
Yeah I couldn't remember if it was you I'd asked before. I looked into rockler and nothing in that size was available. Gonna start searching locally.
The pieces rockler provides are smaller so you have to glue several pieces together to get the size you need.
How could one carve into something and make a perfectly flat background? Like what's behind the trees here.
The easiest way would probably be to use a router to lower the background and have it look nice and flat. The way I did it in the video is carve it by hand the best that I could, then I'd use my Dremel with a circular diamond burr attachment that has a flat end. I'd then position the Dremel as perfectly vertical as I could and use the flat end of the attachment to finish it off. Almost like a rotary sander, but I'm using a dremel attachment instead.
what kind of wood is that?
This carving is basswood
@@ChiseledOutdoorsCC thanks a lot