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Below is a study of an ear that I carve in my classes. It is a very mechanical ear and seems easy to carve. I use a 3/4" x 3/4" basswood stick to practice on. In my early days of carving you would never catch me without a practice stick in my pocket. The tools I use to carve this ear are a #7 3/8" Gouge, #9 3/8" Gouge, a 3/16", a 1/4" Veiner and my knife.
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How to Carve a Basic Ear CLICK PLAY (>) on the video window below !
(Requires Microsoft Media Player) |
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Parts of the Ear |
Steps to carving a Basic Ear
I usually finish the ear with the white bristle disk sanding disks made by Foredom. I gives the carving a softer look but does not remove the knife and gouge marks.
Remember. The more you practice the better your ears will get. There is no magic. Just lots of practice. |
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