I get asked this question a lot! 'Which wood and tools you use for Woodcarving & Chip Carving?' So I decided to write an article about it. (Links of interest at the end of this article). Wood: All of my pieces are carved in basswood, American basswood mostly. Cedar and Mahogany woods are also very fit for carving, although basswood is the easiest to work with if you are new to woodcarving. There’s 2 kinds of basswood: European & American. European Basswood comes mainly from eastern Europe forests. It usually grows naturally, so it’s more dense and has a better quality overall. American basswood mainly comes from plantation. Once they are big enough they cut down the tree and it’s ready for distribution. Tools: The tools I’ve been using so far are from the Swiss brand ‘Pfeil Tools’. They
An Integrated Circuit (Microchip) that I carved by hand in basswood. The insertion is from a reclaimed piece of padauk wood. Measures 26x26cm. I finished it in linden seed oil. : r/woodworking
The Project Gutenberg eBook of Wood-carving by George Jack
Best 4 chip carving knives for wood carving tools set 2023 – Focuser Carving
Best 4 chip carving knives for wood carving tools set 2023 – Focuser Carving
Chip Carving — Freehand Triangle Border
Starting the next one before this one's done
Book of Patterns - Digital Download - The Spoon Crank
Big Cricle
I messed up this carving today's morning, more detsils on the gram app
A mix of chip carving and relief carving
Snowflake No. 8