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David Hamilton. Power Carving Manual, Updated and Expanded Second Edition
Welcome
Contents
Getting Started
Safety
Dust
Fire Hazard
Face and Eye Protection
Body Protection
A Guide to Power Carving Tools
Basic Rotary Tools
Basic Rotary Tools At-a-Glance
Flexible Shaft Machines
Flexible Shaft Machine Handpieces
At-a-Glance: Flexible Shaft Machines
At-a-Glance: Micro Motor Machines
Micro Motor Machines
Specialized Equipment
Choosing Your Power Carving Equipment
Choosing the Right Bit
Bit Types
Bit Profiles and Sizes
Bit Cleaners and Cleaning Materials
Bit Shapes
Carving Accessories
Light
Shadow Light
Magnification
Handpiece Holder
Machine Hanger
Handpiece Cradles
Bit Stand
Accessory Tray
Sanding Mandrel
Collapsible Telescoping Rod
Construction
Options
Estimated Cost
Power Carving Techniques
The Basics of Power Carving
Carving:
Reference Materials
Wasting
Roughing
Relieving
Shaping
Detailing
Texturing
Using the Handpiece
Optional Knives and Chisels
Be a Pro: Safety Tips
On the Safe Side
Putting Your Foot Down
Power Carving Hang Ups
Power Carving Bits
Reshaping Texturing Stones
Texturing Feathers
Understanding Feathers
Feather Facts
Types of Feathers
Feather Functions
Feather Structure
Know Your Game Laws!
Sources for Study Birds
Feather Shape
Feather Groups
Taxidermy Mount Problems
Feather Layout
Feather Placement and Size
Feather Life
How Many Feathers?
Practice
Creating Hard Feathers
Burning Tips:
Feather Details
Texturing Strategies for Bird Carvers
In the Heat of Realism
Scratch It? Sand It!
Making Stiff, Soft, and Intermediate Feathers
Laying Out Feather Groups
Texturing the Breast Area
Making the Difference
Projects
Turning Over a New Leaf Carved Bowl
Safety
Getting Started
Making a Comfort Bird
Wood Wizard Cypress Knee
Drawing the Pattern
Finishing the Carving
Power Carving a Polar Bear
Finishing the Carving
Power Carving an American Bison in Relief
Getting Started
Santa Caricature
Color Chart for Santa Caricature
Contemporary Primitive Loon Decoy
Maple Leaf Earrings
Tips:
Tips:
Maple Leaf Pin
Carve and Paint a Killdeer
Tupelo, a Power Carver’s First Choice
Primed for Painting
Carving Habitat: Twig
Tips on Hand Holding
Tips on A Carving Work Light
Roly-Poly Hedgehog
Carving a Cascading Ribbon Heart Pendant
Carving a Rattle Stick
Choosing the Sticks
FINISHING THE STICK
Power Carving a Duck in Relief
Making a Realistic Bluegill Pin
Cutting the Blank
The American Woodcock
Feather Texturing
Legs and Feet
Carving Bits and Texturing Tools Schedule
Relief Carve a Whimsical House
Carving Safety
Walking Stick Wizard
Decorative Cardinal
Black Bear
Power Carving
Painting Instructions
Creating a Musical Mouse
Contributors
Отрывок из книги
Reciprocating tools recreate the look of a handcarved project. See here.
This book is divided into three sections. The first section goes over the basics of safety, tools, accessories, and anything else you’ll need to set up a work area and get started. If you’re just beginning in power carving, you’ll want to start with the first section. The second section is a set of articles focused on techniques, from basic cuts to texturing feathers. The last section offers projects to try out your newly learned techniques, hone your existing skills, or simply find inspiration for your next carving project.
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Santa Caricature
Contemporary Primitive Loon Decoy
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