I Decided to Try Carving a SOAPSTONE Bust

[@davidhill1220]

Beautiful and a great tutorial Thank you Patricia

[@TheArtClubOnline]

Glad it was helpful! ♥️

[@JeanClaudeRivest]

There is a thin wand you can attach to the Dremel and it is easier to use for fine work.

[@MalinWale]

Great video!

[@MrStout14]

nice carving. i dont miss living in northern minnesota, but i do miss building snow forts! thank you

[@TheArtClubOnline]

Thankyou!

[@ryanhentges4956]

very nice, Thank you for the knowledge, you have great talent

[@Zainabzxl]

Aw your videos are so cute and genuine

[@TheArtClubOnline]

Thanks so much!

[@MirrimBlackfox]

Working it wet helps contain the dust, just check to make sure your rotary tool can handle it.

[@marcietorrence5361]

Ceramic tile is cut wet

[@JulieKara7]

Love this and you!!

[@TheArtClubOnline]

[@fonzito0]

is there any footage or chance you could post the sanding/ polishing process you used on this piece

[@TheArtClubOnline]

I wish I could but I lost all of that footage sadly. As far as sanding, it was pretty much the same process I used all throughout. I just kept using whatever sanding bit was best for the shape I was trying to carve. And the oiling was just done by dipping a Q-tip into some mineral oil and rubbing it on. I had to do the oiling a couple of times because it kept absorbing, but that part was very simple. I wish you the best!

[@thelegendarycatman]

Amazing😮

[@scott5456]

Can you suggest for me a bit kit, manufacturer and type please? For soapstone, and possibly teak? Thank you, S.

[@TheArtClubOnline]

Sorry I’m just seeing this comment now! So the kit I used was a kit from Dremel and another generic one from Amazon I believe. I kind of just use whatever I can get. Sorry, I don’t have many recommendations. Dremel is pretty good though.

[@JeanClaudeRivest]

Good job.

[@juniuswilson9826]

WHAT OIL DID YOU USES

[@TheArtClubOnline]

Just plain old mineral oil. But the stone absorbs it, so it took a few applications. Just let it dry then add more.

[@loandanveeraiyan9728]

Meghine, neyar shapping plashe

[@ingoddafeario2757]

Just wanted give you a small, that metal tool with the little teeth is also known as a Rasp File. Hope this helps in the future. Noce job though for real!