Showing posts with label cowboy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cowboy. Show all posts
Thursday, January 15, 2015
Roughing in the Base
Just a few minutes with my Arbortech mini grinder and the base is roughed in. I love this tool. It has a 50mm tungsten carbide blade and removes wood quickly. It is great for removing a lot of wood on a small carving, like this one, or detail work on larger carvings. I will use hand tools to finish shaping the base, but this is a time saver.

Thursday, February 20, 2014
Stumpy
Friday, March 8, 2013
Hickok
Here is my latest caricature carving. It's an original design of Wild Bill, carved from basswood and mounted on a cherry base. It measures nine inches tall including the base.
Update - Hickok took second place at the 2013 Kansas City Show and was selected as a purchase award by Woodcraft in Lenexa KS. It will be on display in the store. I now have two carvings on display at Woodcraft. What an honor!
Update - Hickok took second place at the 2013 Kansas City Show and was selected as a purchase award by Woodcraft in Lenexa KS. It will be on display in the store. I now have two carvings on display at Woodcraft. What an honor!
Thursday, May 3, 2012
Walnut Cowboy
This one is hand carved, a chunk of walnut from the firewood pile.
Hard to carve, but a great finish.
Hard to carve, but a great finish.
Kid Rojo
Here is my recent attempt at caricature carving. Carved from basswood and mounted on a red oak base.
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