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A tribute to Tom Hindes - Woodcarving Illustrated Oh I could not agree more The video is really good Close ups are great I have the mag and Tom's book His blog is great also Now to make a jig to cut the diagonals (also in Tom's book) Tom is great He sent me some blanks free one time A true gentleman Rob Robison
5 minute wizard - Woodcarving Illustrated Thanks Tom Your picture and instructions for the carved eye are exactly what I needed ps: I also see from your pictures why my foreheads were turning out set back I was sloping the nose from front to back and then cutting the corner off above the bridge of the nose to make the forehead
Five Minute Wizards - Woodcarving Illustrated Yes sir, it's issue 43, Summer 2008 of Wood Carving Illustrated and written by our own Tom Hindes of the forums Great little article and tutorial You can also watch Gene Messer in his videos on You Tube as he did it after the article on one of his beginner videos Here is the link: YouTube - whittler0507's Videos
Rough Rider Work Knife - Woodcarving Illustrated I converted a Rough Rider Sowbelly ($15 00) locking single blade a few years back and it's as good as a $100 00 one Have no problems using it, ask Tom Hines about using a pocket knife Got the knife from Blade Matrix
Lion - Woodcarving Illustrated A stalking lion from apple wood , 45x15x15 cm Chisel , gouge and sandpaper for now Later to use also dremel like hand tools to clarify details
Best way to finish apple wood - Woodcarving Illustrated Hi, Tom, I'm one of the few that likes to use BLO I don't Marinade the Piece in Blo, I put on a Good Coat and after about 20 Min I wipe it off, then let Dry over Night before adding a Finish or Paint I feel you should round the Edges before you do the Finish This would make it more Real Anchors and Ropes are Round Looking good
Jack Price, RIP - Woodcarving Illustrated I was informed the other day that Jack Price had passed He was a charter member of the CCA, and certainly taught a lot of people how to carve his little characters I was in a class that Gil Drake taught on how to carve in Jack’s style, and it certainly got me interested in character carving You can read his obit At