Price: $16.95 Availability: In StockPage Count: 72Size: 8.5" X 11" inchesType: Soft CoverISBN: 978-1-56523-183-2Product Code: 183X
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Chainsaw Carving a Bear A Complete Step-By-Step Guide
By Jamie DoerenChainsaw carving is quickly becoming a popular hobby for woodworkers and a lucrative way to earn money selling carvings. Now, you can learn the secrets to transforming an ordinary piece of wood into a striking work of art with the easy-to-follow instructions included in this book.
Inside you'll find:
- Overview of the chainsaw
- Safety information
- Photo reference of live bears
- Step-by-step demonstrations for 3 projects
Follow the author as he guides you through 3 projects. From start to finish, you'll learn how to carve:
- Cub in a stump
- Caricature bear with welcome sign
- Growling grizzly
Author: Jamie DoerenJamie Doeren is a chainsaw carver from Wisconsin. While bears are not his all-time favorite subject to carve with a chainsaw, he grudgingly admits that chainsawed bears are extremely popular among the folks who visit his Wisconsin shop. He is currently working on decorating the interior of a woodland cabin in Wisconsin, which involves carving mantels, staircases and more - all with a chainsaw. You can visit Jamie online at www.chainsawsculpture.com.
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Pick up this book and make the chips fly! Learn how to do scratch drawings, relief and pierced relief carvings, step-cut carvings, and life-sized 3D carvings. Includes tips on choosing the correct saw, photos from saw manufacturers, and a comparison chart.
See the chips fly as life-sized carvings of animals and people are created with chainsaws. Author Hal MacIntosh shows you how to make your own chainsaw art and how to sell it!
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An Insider's Look at 18 Artists Working Against the Grain
With an overview of chainsaw carving, detailing its advent and growth in the United States, this guide covers the early pioneers from the 1950s through the 1970s and profiles 15 of today's most accomplished chainsaw artists and their most famous pieces. Featuring work commissioned for museums, malls, businesses, and backyards, this book also discusses the diversity, achievements, and future of this stylish art. Also included is an easy-to-follow, step-by-step chapter instructing readers on how to carve their own chair with a chainsaw. More
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