Netsuke by Nick Pantelides
Netsuke, pronounced netskey, is part of a simple device for carrying things when the Japanese male costume had no pockets – the costume was popular from 1600s to 1900s. The […]
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Netsuke, pronounced netskey, is part of a simple device for carrying things when the Japanese male costume had no pockets – the costume was popular from 1600s to 1900s. The […]
Wood carving with Chainsaws and other Power Tools. Talk and Demo by John Adamson and John Vaiders Report byJill Smith 22nd June 2023. John Adamson and John Vaiders gave us […]
Nick gave us another excellent talk and showed some of his own work and some by the masters of the craft. He explained that what had originally been a folk […]
John Adamson shared his experience of Pyrography. In 2017 he was asked to carve a memorial plaque for the founder chairman of The Bunbury Watermill Trust. The requested image of […]
If you ever need an excuse / reason / argument for why you spend so much / too much time carving, here is the perfect scientific explanation. Therapeutic Benefits Of Wood […]
Nick prefaced his talk by saying that Finishing was a big subject and today he was just covering Finishing for Beginners. A full talk on the subject would take […]
Gill Smith had expressed an interest in doing some chip carving and John Adamson had brought in some examples John Adamson gave us an impromptu talk on Chip Carving. […]
The councillor came, seemed very impressed, and took photos of the club’s activities. The photos have been put on his official website along with this comment. :- I’d like […]
Nick talked about all the chisels that manufacturers hope to sell to carvers and the ones that members new to carving need to buy. He had a chart of […]
The move to our new premises seems to have gone smoothly due to the hard work of the committee and Stuart Hood in particular. Thanks to all of you […]