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Hand Forged Wood Carving Knives Since 1987 |
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Using the Knives | |
| This section contains very short video clips showing the knives in use.
No software is needed to run them. They are ready to go. Just click on the video you want
and wait for it to download, just like a picture. Each video is about 5 seconds long, and automatically replays until you stop it. | |
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| These first video clips below show the bent knives being used to hollowing out the inside jaws of the mask pictured above. Click on the pictures below to see the vidoes. | |
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Tip Bent Knife is used to aggressively carve out the inside of the upper inside jaw. (1.2 MB) |  |
Deep Bent Knife is used to smooth and remove tool marks from carving with Tip Bent Knife in video to the left. (.8 MB) | |
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The picture on the bottom right (above) is showing where the grain changes direction on the inside of the lower jaw, because of the curved wood. This video shows the Tip Bent Knife carving first one direction and then the other, to avoid tearing out. (1.2 MB) |  |
Deep Bent Knife is used to smooth and remove tool marks left from carving with the Tip Bent Knife in video to the left. (.8 MB) | |
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| Red Cedar Plaque, 4 feet by 3 feet | Detail of plaque, head area | |||
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| The video clips below show the mini General Bent Knife carving on the piece above. All of the carving was done in the head area (the detail picture on the right, above). Click on the pictures below to see the vidoes. | ||||
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A few texturing cuts (.6 MB) |  |
A few shaving cuts, cleaning up a recess (.5 MB) |  |
Using finger of free hand as a stop to guide knife (1 MB) | ||
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A single cut starting against the grain, then going with the grain (1.3 MB) |  |
Straight knife used to make stopping cut, then bent knife to remove chips (.9 MB) | |
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| Chair Seat, dry Fir | |||
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| The first video clip below shows the Micro Round Scorp (3/16" ID) carving on the plaque in the previous section. The last two clips show the larger scorps carving out the recess on the chair seat above. Click on the pictures below to see the vidoes. |
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Micro Round Scorp (3/16" ID) taking a few small cuts on plaque in previous section (1.2 MB) |  |
Round Scorp (1" ID) used to hollow out chair seat (1 MB) |  |
Flat Bottom Scorp used to remove tool marks left by Round Scorp (1 MB) | ||
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My carving knives are intended for serious wood carvers. They are razor sharp and can be very dangerous if used improperly. Please be careful and don't allow young people to use them unsupervised. Your satisfaction is fully guaranteed. If you have a problem of any kind with one of my knives, please let me know. I will make it right with you. |