So me and my homies from MWA Seattle went a chip carving class at our local Woodcraft and had great fun. I’m not ready for prime time, but here’s my latest practise board.
Unlike a lot of things woodworking, getting into chip carving only takes a few knives and some sharpening expertise. It requires practise, but it lots of fun and challenging.
Expect some chip carving on my next project.
Very nice job! And it’s easy to do anywhere – enjoy!
Absoluetly and you can bet I’ll be taking it with me on vacation.
Looks great. I look forward to seeing it on a finished piece.
Thanks! Me too. .. I look forward to finishing something .. anything .. that is.
Looks very nice! What wood are you using?
Hardwood, butternut and tulip are the wood choice of carvers.
Cool. I think this is akin to spoon carving but maybe more portable.
Absolutly portable!