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I just completed my first chip carving! Its by no means perfect, but I am very happy with it. Sorry for the glare on the picture, its somewhat hard to see!
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Nice job! I like the design really well
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Looks good. keep up the good work.
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Very nice for your first chip carving. The glare on your photo illustrates one of the challenges to applying a finish on chip carvings. Heavy varnishes (spar, marine, urethane) collect in the sharp cuts and diminish the precision of your original work. It's a real dilemma.
Last edited by pallin; 02-07-2011 at 06:24 PM. Reason: typo |
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Very nice. Great job on the exactness of your lines and curves.
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Fine work.....don't be so quick to point out a problem......that's what friends are for. Personaly(?), I thought the pic was fine.
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Excellent first chip carving! Well done!!!
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Congrats, MBarrett! Save this carving (or at least the picture) and look back at it in a 6 months or a year from now. If you keep practicing you'll be amazed at the great progress you'll make. You've got a great start! Let me know if you need any guidance or have any questions. I'm glad to help. Marty Leenhouts https://www.MyChipCarving.com 866-444-6996 |
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Thanks for the great comments everybody!!! It's very appreciated.
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MBarrett, nicely executed chip carving! You might consider a lighter stain, with Satin poly finish. Not slamming you at all, you did well. With the lighter stain, the interplay between light and shadow would be more pronounced. Your cuts create the shadows. All in all, very nice job, congratulations! Steve
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