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Wood carving tools on dry wood and green wood log - beginner's guide to carving green wood/dry wood for woodworking projects

Unlock the secrets of carving green wood for your woodworking projects! 🌿 Whether you're a beginner or seasoned woodworker, understanding the differences between green and dry wood carving is essential. Discover tips and techniques to make the most out of found wood in your creations. #WoodworkingTips #GreenWoodCarving #DIYProjects

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a piece of wood that has been cut into pieces with a small knife in it

For beginners, this can be a little overwhelming. You can narrow down your selection with the following sweeping statements. Don’t use softwoods (e.g. pines and spruces), don’t use ring porous species (e.g. oaks and ashes). Of course, you can carve a spoon from any wood but diffuse-porous wood tends

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some tools are laying out on a workbench

If you want to get started in woodworking on the lowest possible budget, I recommend what's called “green woodworking” or sometimes “greenwoodworking”. I've talked a little about this already, in this entry about the chairmaking class I took at Country Workshops last summer, and this entry about gathering some ash for my next chair. One thing you will find handy if you want to start carving spoons and/or bowls from green wood is a chopping block, so you'll have a stable surface for shaping…

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Woodcarver using a carving knife to carve a piece of freshly cut green wood, with shavings and chips on the work surface

Working with green wood can be a rewarding and unique experience for woodcarvers. Our post has all the tips and tricks you need to know for carving green wood, including how to choose the right wood, techniques for carving, and how to dry and finish your green wood creations. #GreenWoodCarving #WoodworkingTips #Woodcarving

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a small wooden bench with two knobs on it and some wood flooring next to it

10.00am-5.00pm. Two days two weeks apart. In contrast to our ‘accurate’ woodworking workshops, this project focuses a lot more on ‘feeling’ when working with wood. ‘Green’ woodworking is enjoying a popular revival as it is a very satisfying way to connect to the living tree that will form part of...

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a wooden structure sitting on top of a cement ground next to some trees and bushes

I have recently finished a new bowl lathe, made from odds and ends of wood around my workshop. The only metal in the lathe is at the centre points to hold the bowl and mandrel in place, 2 bolts for the treadle and the pivot for the return spring. It seams to work very well and is extremely stable in use. Made mainly for bowls, it is also good for spindle turning and will take competition-size chair legs for when I race next year. I use bungee cord most of the time, and not using a stick or…

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a piece of wood that has been cut in half and is being used as a tool

I've posted before about shrink pots but thought it may be of use to some beginners to publish a step by step tutorial of how I make them at the moment. This is just my method, I'm sure there are equally good alternative methods, It's just my personal observations, thoughts and methodology. Firstly, I tend to leave the outside of my pots predominantly debarked but natural, so I tend to make them in volume in the spring when the sap is rising. This is because the bark is extremely easy to…

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