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link to The Whittling Knife: Will Just any Knife do?

The Whittling Knife: Will Just any Knife do?

Over the past 20 years, I have had the chance to whittle with several dozens of different types of knives. Some of these knives ranged from your basic every day pocket knife to specialized wood...

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link to 10 Easy Ways to Soften Wood For Carving and Whittling

10 Easy Ways to Soften Wood For Carving and Whittling

Sometimes you are going to run across a particularly hard piece of wood to carve and knowing how to make the wood softer and easier to carve can allow you to safely continue carving. The best...

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link to 12 Best Places to Buy Your Wood Carving Tools

12 Best Places to Buy Your Wood Carving Tools

If you are new to wood carving, knowing where to find a place that supplies all the tools you need may be a little difficult. Most hardware stores and hobby stores just sell the low quality, off...

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link to The Best Wood for Whittling and Wood Carving

The Best Wood for Whittling and Wood Carving

Over the years, I have carved dozens of different species of wood from the super soft balsa wood to the super dense live oak. Each species of wood vary in carving difficulty that beginners and...

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link to Is Balsa Wood Good for Whittling and Wood Carving? How Does it Compare?

Is Balsa Wood Good for Whittling and Wood Carving? How Does it Compare?

After carving with a wide variety of woods over the years, I have found some wood that is an absolute joy to carve while some are stubborn or just difficult to work with. These differences can be...

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link to Complete Guide to Stropping Compounds – Color Guide and Types

Complete Guide to Stropping Compounds – Color Guide and Types

In order to achieve the sharpest knife or tool edge possible, honing the tool with a strop after sharpening is mandatory. Without further refining the cutting edge of the tool with progressively...

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About Me

I'm Brian, and I have enjoyed whittling, wood carving, and stone carving ever since I was a kid. My first foray into carving was similar to most other boys; picking up a stick and cutting shapes into it with my trusty pocket knife!

I am always learning new skills, finding cool tools, and trying my hand at new challenging projects. Join me as I continue to have fun carving new and interesting sculptures!

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