Demonstrating power Carving a Small Face

Hi all,
Wood-psyche here with a video power carving
a small face, trying different different tools
and different ideas. Thanks for visiting!
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00:00 start
00:12 Kutzall coarse sphere
00:23 rpm
00:53 block out
01:46 wood type
02:47 saburrtooth fine sphere
02:57 dremel stylo +
03:44 pencil work
05:47 forney oval burr
08:04 dremel carbide sphere
11:48 diamond burr sphere
16:23 dremel carbide sphere
17:19 diamond burr sphere
17:42 dremel carbide cutter sphere
18:56 dental micro burr
21:30 end
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tools
chicago electric rotary tool
saburrtooth burrs 1/8” (3mm)
kutzall burrs 1/8” (3mm)
dental burrs 3/32” (2.4mm)
180 grit sandpaper
steel wool
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#art #carving #wood
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[@michaellafleur2077]

Now that was awesome buddy. Excellent carving.

[@Artsens]

Merci Paul, à nouveau une belle sculpture !

[@wood-psyche]

Toujours j'apprécie...merci!🌝

[@mikeshellito6621]

Great way to wind down the day. Great video Paul !

[@wood-psyche]

Hey Mike, always a big thanks to you and everyone else, appreciate the feedback.
Means a ton!🌝

[@oldncarvingJohn]

Brilliant. Thanks ❤❤❤

[@wood-psyche]

Big thanks John, much appreciated always!🌝

[@lindabrown2211]

I like this technique using the rounded bit first and then detail bits to define the facial features. I always pick up great tips from watching you. Unfortunately Power carving for me is on hold till warmer weather. So back to my ho hum knives and gouge chip carving in the house 🤣... Thanks again for sharing and be well

[@wood-psyche]

Thanks Linda for the feedback, just a preference for me to use the round burrs. Some like the flame burr for starters. I guess
it’s personal choice, knife work is something
that shouldn’t be ignored, I applaud you for
using them. As far as gouge tools, I’m interested in those and need to look into it.
I hope you are having success with your wood carving. 🌝

[@jamesrankin9833]

Love it! I never noticed until you mentioned it, how much you use the spherical bit! Good stuff!

[@wood-psyche]

Thanks James, yeah that’s my MO, round is sound. Haha🌝! Take care!

[@justcarverob9389]

Cool carving stay awesome

[@wood-psyche]

Thanks Rob, b safe !🌝

[@markanthony559]

Awesome, um... gnome thing? I like it anyway. He looks so happy. 👍👍👍

[@wood-psyche]

Thanks Mark, In hindsight it might look like a gnome, no hat though, just a demo on the face. 🌝

[@MattCarves]

Cool. 👍

[@wood-psyche]

Thanks Matt, also thanks for the Kutzall discount. I used your code. I’ll be mentioning
that in the next vid. Take care!🌝

[@mulletman6318]

Cool face lots of great tips in this video,nice work paul

[@wood-psyche]

Thanks Mark, much appreciated! Glad to help.🌝

[@neilfreeman4443]

awsome video love the face really enjoy watching & learning thks for sharing Bro

[@wood-psyche]

Much thanks Neil, always appreciate your feedback!🌝

[@wowwyzwerkshop]

Awesome demonstration and loved having the important info provided 🙌🏽 🎨 ⭐️👊🏽💥

[@wood-psyche]

Thanks man, much appreciated! Hope all is good with ya!🌝

[@AmyJo143]

Thank you for this video! . You are an absolute artist ✌️✌️

[@wood-psyche]

Thanks AJ, I always appreciate the support,
in fact, I’ll be checking out your channel, thanks to Rob! Didn’t realize…all the best
to you!🌝

[@AmyJo143]

@@wood-psyche awwww I will be so honored to have to stop in on my channel. Just remember I'm a total beginner 🤣✌️

[@wood-psyche]

@@AmyJo143 Thank you, don’t worry about
being new to carving, sometimes it can be intimidating but don’t let it hold you back. I
still learn things, just hope I can help and perhaps inspire somehow. 🌝

[@AmyJo143]

@@wood-psyche you are a big inspiration ✌️✌️

[@jjwoodsculpture3313]

There was a point at which this could totally have gone Lon Chaney Jr. Wolfman.

[@wood-psyche]

@@jjwoodsculpture3313 Good observation, thanks for that!🌝

[@aidenfletcher6503]

As someone else mentioned I like how you start with the eyes I'll have to try that nice carve as always

[@wood-psyche]

Thanks Aiden, I usually and most often start
with the eyes. Creature of habit I suppose…
of course it’s good also to have flexibility.🌝

[@aidenfletcher6503]

@@wood-psyche absolutely but I just think it might be worth trying as I have difficulty especially with the eyes so it might help to try this method can't hurt to try .

[@wood-psyche]

@@aidenfletcher6503 I can cover eyes in a video if you want, this kind of feedback actually helps me plan future videos. I sometimes get lost in my own work at times,
much like a ship without a course.

[@aidenfletcher6503]

@@wood-psyche Hay that would be very kind of you and very helpful I didn't mean I expected you to show anything iam extremely happy watching you work and taught your way of starting at the eyes looked like a good point to start from by all means when you have time it would be greatly appreciated by me and others iam sure again thanks Paul very kind gesture