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9781861080967

Relief Carving in Wood : A Practical Introduction

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  • ISBN13:

    9781861080967

  • ISBN10:

    1861080964

  • Format: Trade Paper
  • Copyright: 1999-06-30
  • Publisher: Guild of Master Craftsman
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Summary

Within this full-color tutorial that outlines the entire carving process, beginners will find guidance on setting up a workplace; choosing and using tools and materials; even what to do if things go wrong. Suggestions for "next steps" include more advanced techniques and advice on designing projects.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgements ix
Introduction
1(2)
How to use this book
2(1)
Setting Up
3(21)
A place to work
3(2)
A piece of wood
5(4)
A safe and convenient way of holding the carving
9(1)
A selection of carving tools
10(3)
A means of sharpening your carving tools
13(9)
A suitable idea
22(1)
Summary
23(1)
Basics
24(19)
Handling woodcarving tools
24(1)
Correct grips
24(4)
Two rules
24(1)
Two principal carving grips
25(2)
Poor ways of holding carving tools
27(1)
Manipulating carving tools
28(2)
Ways of cutting
29(1)
What carving tools do
30(1)
Working safely
30(1)
Cutting with carving tools
30(2)
Basic cuts
32(2)
Stabbing and stop cuts
32(1)
Rocking, slicing and sweeping cuts
32(2)
Running cuts
34(1)
Using the mallet
34(1)
Palm mallets
34(1)
Grain
35(1)
Understanding grain
35(1)
Working with the grain
36(3)
The carving process
39(1)
What is relief carving?
40(3)
Low Relief Carving Project
43(33)
Getting ready to start
44(1)
Drawing the fish
44(2)
Guidelines
45(1)
Transferring the drawing to the wood
46(1)
Depth of background
47(1)
Carving
48(27)
Lining in
48(3)
Grounding
51(5)
Setting in
56(6)
Modelling
62(6)
Detailing
68(4)
Background
72(1)
Finishing
73(1)
Hanging the carving
74(1)
Signing
74(1)
Summary
75(1)
High Relief Carving Project
76(37)
Getting ready to start
76(1)
Drawing the fish
76(1)
Background depth
76(1)
Carving
76(36)
Lowering
77(4)
Rough setting in
81(3)
Levelling
84(1)
Rough shaping
85(8)
Setting in
93(1)
Modelling
94(3)
Undercutting
97(8)
Detailing
105(6)
Finishing off
111(1)
Summary
112(1)
Further Techniques
113(13)
Removing background waste more quickly
113(1)
Faster wood removal by hand
113(3)
Larger tools
113(1)
Sawing
114(1)
Bursting out
114(1)
Trenching
115(1)
Mechancial methods of removing wood
116(3)
Routers
116(1)
Drills
117(2)
Dealing with enclosed grounds
119(3)
Shallow ground
120(1)
Deep ground
120(2)
A simple depth gauge
122(1)
Undercutting
122(4)
Advantages
122(1)
Disadvantages
123(3)
Next Steps: Relief Carving Design
126(11)
Your next relief carving
126(1)
Where do ideas come from?
127(3)
Relief carving design
130(5)
Research
130(1)
Drawings
130(1)
Design thoughts
131(4)
Additional tools
135(2)
Gallery of Students' Work
137(13)
Sheffield List Chart 150(2)
Glossary 152(4)
Resources 156(3)
Bibliography 159(2)
Index 161

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