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Any Carving Tips On Staunton Style Knights?
I'm taking a whack at one today and wondered who has been down this
road before. Regards, Tom Watson http://home.comcast.net/~tjwatson1/ |
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Any Carving Tips On Staunton Style Knights?
Tom Watson wrote in
: I'm taking a whack at one today and wondered who has been down this road before. Start with a block of wood and carve away everything that doesn't look like a Staunton Knight. Hope this helps, Scott |
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Any Carving Tips On Staunton Style Knights?
On Sep 27, 9:39*am, Tom Watson wrote:
I'm taking a whack at one today and wondered who has been down this road before. Regards, Tom Watsonhttp://home.comcast.net/~tjwatson1/ Finally found one that I have seen and liked. Looks simple enough, unlike the more ornate complex ones. Are you doing the whole set, Tom? |
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Any Carving Tips On Staunton Style Knights?
On Sun, 27 Sep 2009 10:47:40 -0700 (PDT), Robatoy
wrote: On Sep 27, 9:39*am, Tom Watson wrote: I'm taking a whack at one today and wondered who has been down this road before. Regards, Tom Watsonhttp://home.comcast.net/~tjwatson1/ Finally found one that I have seen and liked. Looks simple enough, unlike the more ornate complex ones. Are you doing the whole set, Tom? Yeah. I'm doing this one: http://houseofstaunton.com/Store/pro...-id=/password= Regards, Tom Watson http://home.comcast.net/~tjwatson1/ |
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Any Carving Tips On Staunton Style Knights?
On Sep 27, 6:39*am, Tom Watson wrote:
I'm taking a whack at one today and wondered who has been down this road before. Usually one turns the head as an eggshape, then cuts (observing grain direction) the eggshape to an oval slab. A file or rasp makes two notches that suggest the horse-head shape. I did it with steel rods, using a drillpress as a lathe, and a bench grinder for the flattening operation. It's up to you whether to add embellishments, I stopped right there (my Dremel points weren't up to the challenge of carving a proper mane). |
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