Stonemasonry - MAINSTONE CARVING Ionic Capital Carving
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.พ. 2019
- This video shows the process of carving an Ionic Capital out of Peak Moor Sandstone.
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Nice
Gotta go down as one of the best videos I've seen on TH-cam, wonderful finish and great music too! 🎶🛠😁
thanks so much. im glad you enjoyed it.
Just think - a real life Ancient Alien living and working in Yorkshire. What a world!
You make this look so easy... just wow
Thank you.
what gorgeous wonderful clean stone!!! nice work too!!! i carve old reclaimed sandstone rescued after lying on the beach for the last 100 years - a bit challenging at times!!😁😁😁
yeah sounds it. You should treat yourself to a nice piece of clean limestone to cut. its my favourite.
Perfection.
Every mason that worked before the age of power tools is looking down from the heavens with absolutely murderous intentions 😂😂😂😂
Just joking. That's great work dude keep it up.
🤣 true dat. If I didn’t have power tools no way would I bother.
Remarkable skill, very nicely done 👍
Awesome work
Great work. Lovely to see the whole process. Not so sure about the dance moves though!!! ;-)
Incredible!
Beautiful 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Incredible work! Love seeing projects like this from start to finish with all the stages clearly shown.
Thanks so much Jon, I do intend to make more videos in the future so watch this space. Work and family life is somewhat chaotic at the moment though so filming is on the back burner.
@@mainstonecarving if it isn't giving too many trade secrets away itd be great to know what sort of tools are used in various stages. Can't belive how quick you can produce these.
@@M05tly I intend to share all knowledge I have as clearly as possible, hence making the videos. Theres not enough wide spread knowledge in my opinion so Im open to answer any questions you have. Also watch my other videos for more bits and bobs. I would like to teach of hold classes at some point in the future so keep in touch if that is something that might interest you.
@@mainstonecarving sounds great, I'll be sure to check out more of your videos. I have had a small amount of formal education and on site experience. During my time working with stone masons, and tradespersons in genral, it was always surprising to me how many hard won skills and methods they were willing to share. One thing I'd really like to be reminded of is how to mark and cut a moulding round all 4 sides of a block.
@@mainstonecarving something I'd really like to see would be a video on how you're using the flush cutter to create a flat. Any little tricks or tips you've learned while using it or methods you know help for using it with more proficiency
great work! just subscribed
Thanks Paolo!! Greatly appreciated
unbelievable
Great work, clean. As a french stone mason i am looking for some opportunities for working in England in order to learn some news skills. Maybe you have any idea where i shouls knock the door. Cordially.
How much does a job like that cost that shit seems insane I wonder how long each one takes
Can you tell me what type of power chisel you are using?
How long did it took you? Beautiful job, mate.
Sorry Stan. I rarely go on my youtube account and just read you message now, six months down the line. Each one of these took between 3 and 4 days to make.
@@mainstonecarving that's fast Tom. Quick and quality job
Very cool! I have always wanted to know the approximate time a project like this would take - I'm sure probably a little more or less time depending on the type of stone used too? Thanks for sharing, stone carving like this has always been a fascinating mystery to me 👍
Hi. Sorry I'm a bit late to this video. I was wondering what this song is called?
Sorry mate, I don’t have a clue. I got it from a royalty free website when I edited it, I can’t remember what it was now though unfortunately!
Can you carve Corinthian capitals? What country are you from if I may ask?
yeah I can carve corinthian capitals. Im pretty comfortable carving all architectural masonry elements and have good crack at sculptural carving to. You can see my work on my instagram page @mainstonecarving
Im based in Yorkshire England.
Can't get the grasp of the flushy. Watching you so I can get tips
What exactly are you using the blade for? maybe I can offer some advice.
Nice