Carving a Figure out of Epoxy & Wood
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Published 2021-03-18
GIVEAWAY!!! WE HAVE A WINNER! Congratulations to Roni Langley!!!
The block weighs 78.4 LBS!
Materials/Tools for the build
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1. MAS Epoxy- masepoxies.com/product/deep-pour-x-epoxy-resin/
2. MAS Penetrating epoxy- masepoxies.com/product/penetrating-epoxy-sealer/
3. Epoxy Pigment- amzn.to/2OzidqZ
4. Kutzal Angle Grinder attachment- amzn.to/30nSN2y
5. Kutzal Die Grinder carving bit- amzn.to/3rlmVY5
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7. Chainsaw- amzn.to/2OqWH7X
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9. Die Grinder (great for carving) - amzn.to/3tspFU7
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All Comments (21)
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I’m guessing 73.8lbs, and second guess is 78.55lbs!! This build was amazing 😍😍😍 I’m drooling over this sculpture
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Wow, that is gorgeous. I especially like the subtle ripples at the rib cage. So well done.
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I like how you got the ribs to "stick out", really made the whole model look realistic! Great work!
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It's crazy how much of this video is dedicated to simply creating the medium from which you carve your sculpture. Maximum respect.
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I absolutely LOVE the detail you put into it. Not just curves but to put indents of the rib cage and the way the arm has a cut to show muscle tone, just incredible!!!
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A gorgeous masterpiece. Whoever won this should be really happy.
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You sir, are an exceptional artist, absolutely adore the sculpture !
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I really loved watching this I'm utterly impressed by how talented and thoughtful this project was.. I'm used to being impressed by furniture but a sculpture is awesome. Really inspired to go make something with wood.
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Lord forgive me for what I’m bout to do.
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as my husband said: a talented person will make a gorgeous thing out of any crap. It's super professional. Very aesthetically pleasing, very beautiful, such a thing will decorate any interior. My great-grandfather was a wood craftsman, but unfortunately he did not pass his craft on to his children.
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The exact weight is 78.4 pounds. You can see the reflection on the epoxy.
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This is a true work of art. I don't think I've seen a better sculpture.
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This is absolutely stunning! I love the choice of wood! I would guess it weighs 67.4 lbs. Fantastic!
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WOW! That's incredible work! I'd be very proud to display something like this in my home, especially if I made it myself. Great job!
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"That's some thicc epoxy man!!" Once again, I just cannot stress enough how superbly talented you are!!!! I am in love with you work!!
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Hand planing is so very satisfying! I love the feel, the noise & of course the curls of wood!
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Pretty much all I can say is wow 😳. That's a lot of work patience and I bet the model you used was even more gorgeous. The talent God has given you is in your entire being.
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I am glad to have been able to stumble upon this video. Dude..This is amazing!! I am inspired! I am going to try to do some epoxy resin pours because of you. Thank you. My guess is 63.79 lbs.
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That turned out absolutely gorgeous! I love the rib details and the sharp piece of wood on its right side sticking into the epoxy. Beautifully done!
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I find the sculpture amazing. The talent to do it is also amazing. My father-in-law did paintings and portraits which is also amazing. He was a jewelry model maker which carved, grinded, and sanded, from lead-tin metal.
