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Hi All

 

 

I'm just starting out carving soapstone and wood and wondered if anyone can recommend any DVD's (available in the UK if possible) that will guide an absolute beginner through the wood carving process?

I need advice with everything from choosing, sharpening and honing tools through to basic wood carving skills, such as how to carve with grained wood etc. I've had a look on you tube and found a few short videos but the quality is usually low so you can't see things like wood grain etc.

 

I don't seem to be able to get the tools sharp, at least not for very long, so would like to see the proper way to sharpen them. I've tried looking for local classes but they don't seem to exist. I live in an area that isn't interested in teaching arts and crafts and the local council would sooner spend money on another new set of "Welcome to..." signs than backing any courses.

 

 

Thanks for any advice anyone can give.

 

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The Expert's Guide To Graver Sharpening

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The Expert's Guide To Graver Sharpening

English | XviD | 640x480 | ~1295 kbps | 128bps | 2 ch | 44 KHz | ~68 min | 695 MB

Genre : eLearning

 

 

 

Orignal Content Provider - Heroturko.biz

 

 

Sam Alfano takes the mystery and frustration out of graver sharpening and teaches you how to quickly and accurately prepare and sharpen gravers like the pros. Utilizing the GRS Sharpening System and high resolution close-up video, Alfano's clear, step-by-step instructions make it easy to prepare gravers like the ones he uses to produce world class hand engraving. Dozens of timesaving and innovative hints, tips, demonstrations, and tricks of the trade make this information-packed video a must for beginners and professional engravers alike.

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Thanks Phil, I've found the Chris Pye ones and have been thinking about getting one of them.

 

Thanks Ed, I know that there's quite a few out there, unfortunately the problem is getting them the UK and US DVD's wont always work on UK equipment as its a different format (esp my old stuff!).

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