A great camera angle shows your process perfectly. Thanks for sharing. It was a lashing video you did long ago that inspired me to carve a pendant just so I could make a lash like yours, I used Elk bone not stone. Think I might have to find me a stone. :))
@@CampbellCarving no worries. It’s hard to know because it depends on the frequency your lights are flickering at. It’s best to just experiment. If you can, hook your camera up to a monitor so you can see what’s happening and adjust your frame rate until it’s gone :)
Looks amazing like every piece you make. I’ve seen you use the #1 black waxed cotton cordage to wrap with but not this tan cordage. What exactly is it ?
Hi Campbell. Can is send you somehow a PM. I am a (hobby) carver in Finland, who works with Ponamu (which I bought, when I was in NZ), but now I am out of Ponamu rough and it is very difficult to find good rough online. Maybe you know a source? I work now with nephrite from Canada , but somehow it doesn't feel the same even if it is the same stone .
Super handy, I was thinking of doing the lashing on a carved pendant I have planned in the style of a toki lashing, this is great, thank you!
Awesome, great to hear!
Masterfully done brother Tino rawe ehoa
Thanks for the tautoko e hoa.
niiiiiiiiiiiice, an your camera idea worked out nice, a good view of what you were doin'. enjoyed the vid
Thanks good to hear.
A great camera angle shows your process perfectly. Thanks for sharing. It was a lashing video you did long ago that inspired me to carve a pendant just so I could make a lash like yours, I used Elk bone not stone. Think I might have to find me a stone. :))
Glad it was helpful! I would love to see what you made!
That’s a nice piece of stone! The angle is good but you need to adjust your cameras frame rate to stop the flickering.
Thanks for the tip, should I increase it or slow it down?
@@CampbellCarving no worries. It’s hard to know because it depends on the frequency your lights are flickering at. It’s best to just experiment. If you can, hook your camera up to a monitor so you can see what’s happening and adjust your frame rate until it’s gone :)
Looks amazing like every piece you make. I’ve seen you use the #1 black waxed cotton cordage to wrap with but not this tan cordage. What exactly is it ?
It is the same product, just with a different colour, there are about 15 different colours and shades at least in this product.
What kind if cord is that and where do you buy the spools from?
I use 1mm waxed polyester, i get it from caudwell.co.nz
looks more like a bronze clour than tan. I really like it.
Might be right, might have to update my colours.
Been lookig for that color over here since I saw you vid. No luck so far.
@@clackersclarke4450 where you based?
Japan. I got a small slab of pounamu from you, just before the pandemic.
@@clackersclarke4450 was that the bright green one? Could help with a spool of cord if you need, send me a message.
Hi Campbell. Can is send you somehow a PM. I am a (hobby) carver in Finland, who works with Ponamu (which I bought, when I was in NZ), but now I am out of Ponamu rough and it is very difficult to find good rough online. Maybe you know a source? I work now with nephrite from Canada , but somehow it doesn't feel the same even if it is the same stone .
Happy as to have a chat contact me through my website campbellcarving.co.nz