BIGKEV Posted November 3, 2009 Report Posted November 3, 2009 Life in the country is very shall we say ...... quiet and with no money to spend on stuff I have found that I have a skill in whittling. This first one of the thunder bastard took me about 6 hours and I used a random peice of mahogany, a very hard wood to carve and I only had 1 chisel ( and I found that in the shed when I moved in.) so with the bluntest of chisels I created this I was quite chuffed with this so then made one for my lovely wife It took an hour and a half then I decided to wait till I got some better chisels and I will be going to buy a proper set of carving chisels tomorow so in the mean time I thought what can I do next so I "borrowed" some celotex ( builders insulation foam) and created this Still not fully finished yet as I started a MK2 escort and a capri and I should really learn to finish one thing at a time. what do you think then?
zetecmk2 Posted November 3, 2009 Report Posted November 3, 2009 great to see them as i've heard so much about them!! i used to make my own guitars years agoso i'm partial to a bit of woodwork how about using maple or wenge for inlayed stripes?? flame maple for the bonnet on the anglebox!!
BIGKEV Posted November 4, 2009 Author Report Posted November 4, 2009 Cheers Glen I have a few bits of Lime and Horse Chestnut to play about with Gonna Whittle a Pinto on twin 40's next - loads of fun lol
lotusless Posted November 4, 2009 Report Posted November 4, 2009 you have the nack for it m8 + you remind me of the salvager on the discovery channel
Admin Mk2Jo Posted November 4, 2009 Admin Report Posted November 4, 2009 OMG - Kev you are a bit sad ... but .... they are VERY GOOD
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