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870 days ago |
Topic tags/keywords: question shaping carving tool I just watched the cabriole leg and ball & claw episode of Roughcuts… Very cool! Any thoughts on how to decide what size/radius gouge to use for carving the ball? Mark -- -- "there are many good reasons to use old hand tools, but moral superiority is NOT one of them..." |
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#1 posted 868 days ago |
In the Fine Woodworking Archives I found an article that says a #7 sweep and 12mm wide gouge is what they use. If you look in their Techniques tab and search for Cabriole it is the second page half way down. Issue #186, p. 102 if that method works better. You can download the article as a PDF and go from video to written instruction too. We can race to see which one of us gets to the Woodsmith store for the gouge. I even think the article is the same person that was in the Roughcut road trip, not positive though. -- Tim Jackelen |
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#2 posted 834 days ago |
How would you clamp the leg to do the carving. I tried to find clamps like I saw on that episode of Rough Cut, but have not seen them? Any suggestions? Thank you. Toni -- toni --- SW WI...working on shop setup....wish I could say diligently. "Time is a healer, a friend & a maker of dreams." |
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