Carving letters in stone

This video is part 2 of " carving letters in stone" , the viewer gets a close up tutorial of letter carving with the use of air driven hammer and hand held chisels, preformed and filmed by Wayne D Ferree Ferree Studios . Film editing by Mike Haduck

[@gregshaw4852]

Beautiful work Wayne. 🔥

[@wayneferree5053]

Thanks Greg

[@rhondaadams4013]

I found this channel through Mike Haduck's. It's beautiful work.

[@wayneferree5053]

Thank you Rhonda

[@stingraybeach572]

Beautiful! Just bought some pneumatic hammers and chisels. Thanks from a veteran sign painter and monument worker.

[@wayneferree5053]

Your very welcome Stingray

[@ishowyouapple]

This is exactly what I wanted to see Wayne, thank you.

[@wayneferree5053]

I'm glad you found it informative.

[@pamf7571]

Nice to see Mike and Wayne pairing up to do these video's.

[@wayneferree5053]

glad you like it

[@Martinsinstituteofteaching]

Beautiful job!

[@wayneferree5053]

THANKS

[@Canjeex]

Greetings all the way from Somalia Mr Wayne. Thanks for sharing. I really enjoyed watching and learning from you.

[@wayneferree5053]

Thanks Mohamed

[@ShukokaiStu]

Fantastic Wayne, thank you very much.

[@wayneferree5053]

your welcome, thank you for viewing

[@alsouthern7190]

Excellent Wayne, enjoyed!

[@wayneferree5053]

Thank you! Al

[@saviotoronto358]

this is turning into Stone Carving University

[@wayneferree5053]

I hope to pass on this trade, it was difficult to find learning sources 4 decades ago,

[@saviotoronto358]

your videos have been very helpful to me

[@GDWhiting]

Wayne please tell me the specifics of the pneumatic tool you are using in this video. Thanks. Big fan of you and Mike Haduck for awhile now.

[@wayneferree5053]

Hello GD, I use a 3/4 inch air hammer, they require 90 psi to run on, try Dallet Tool , Granite City Tool, or Trow and Holden tool, try Indiana craigslist first, you might find a used one.

[@santauxia]

Nice job.

[@wayneferree5053]

thanks

[@ali-joakimlaidoun-kibowen9614]

good job Wayne

[@wayneferree5053]

Thank you ali

[@jameshutchins3396]

Wonderful artist

[@wayneferree5053]

Thank you James

[@4ArtArtArtArt]

This is my next new endeavour sir!! Please tell me if limestone is a good choice for a pneumatic air hammer. I want to carve some of my own stone. .. please get back to me .. IM INTERESTED I can’t find a hammer like your either haha cheers .. great work

[@wayneferree5053]

air hammers work on most stone, limestone is soft and the #1 choice for building and architectural ornamentation.

[@4ArtArtArtArt]

Thank you.. I have made my first piece with a dewalt and used a found shale type rock .. created a face. It looks good I’m into this .

[@guillermojacques6671]

Great job. I would have been shaking like a leaf on that R.

[@wayneferree5053]

Thanks Guillermo

[@ghanisarim3196]

Complet air start to later???

[@wayneferree5053]

I don't know what you mean

[@GDWhiting]

Where did you obtain these tools Wayne?

[@wayneferree5053]

Mostly Trow and Holden Tool, or Bybee tool, I prefer Bybee for lettering. Check my video on Bybee Stone.

[@2HHB]

Is that a 1/2 D or B from trowel and holden?

[@wayneferree5053]

its a 3/4 inch hammer, I'm not aware of what else it may be referred to as.

[@aurktman1106]

Is it possible to carve pre-cast stone (essentially concrete) with this method?

[@wayneferree5053]

I'm not sure, but I think so.

[@robscott3400]

Ur exposing your self to much more silica when doing so. As per say natural stone

[@paulmace7910]

You ever work in marble? Nice work.

[@wayneferree5053]

Yes, when I have project.

[@Tuffjobs]

What stone is this, Wayne? Sounds harder than limestone. L

[@wayneferree5053]

its limestone