[Woodcarver] old tool usage

Loren Woodard lorenwoodard at charter.net
Thu Jul 14 14:40:52 EDT 2005


Marilee:

What you have is probably a back bent gouge. There are many uses for them.
I can think of Acanthus carving, Facial carving (Jeff Phares uses them in
the eyebrow area of a realistic face), etc. I have several in my tool
arsenal. Sharpen them up and when you find a need to turn your tool upside
down, that is where they will come in handy.

Loren Woodard

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Subject: [Woodcarver] old tool usage

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Hello Everyone!
I have some old gouges and we think they may have come from a furniture
carver. They are wonderful! But there are some backward (?) bent ones.
That isn't a very good description but they look like a spoon gouge but the
sharp edge is under the bent part. (or maybe I'm holding it wrong!)
Anyway, I was wondering if anyone going to Honesdale might know how to use
these and be able to show me? Thanks!
Merrilee
(I know I should have shown them to Joe in Evart but I just didn't think of
it! :( )

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