Part 8 - Blue-winged Teal Drake Wing - Burning In Feather Barbs 2 [HD] 1080p

In part eight of this wildfowl carving demonstration, Laurie continues the burning of the feather barbs on a Blue-winged Teal drake wing, using a wood burner. Laurie offers wood burning tips and wildfowl carving insight throughout the demonstration.

[@AdamBoushley]

These videos are fantastic Laurie! Thank you for sharing!

[@LaurieJMcNeil]

+Adam Boushley Thank you very much!

[@jeredgillafachie9966]

Awesome stuff, wish I could sit down with you for a week and just watch you work and learn all the tips you can give.

[@LaurieJMcNeil]

This is why I post so many videos... for those who cannot be here with me. :)

[@billycustomfab]

Hi Laurie, there again, a very nice job you have done here creating the feathers. I noticed in the description you don't have anything listed as far as what tools and materials and where to purchase. Something you might want to consider. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos available, love your work. Billy Dillard, BillyDillardArt.

[@ericcaldwell9854]

Hi Laurie. I carve (relief, in-the-round) but have never used a wood burning pen before. And I have not watched the other videos in this series, so please forgive me if this is a newbie question and/or was already addressed elsewhere. But while you are burning, your hand and pen go off camera periodically. In my mind, I equate this to placing a soldering iron on a wet sponge to 'clean' the tip. Are you doing something similar (or cooling the tip, or allowing the tip to re-heat), or is it just my overactive imagination?

[@LaurieJMcNeil]

Not cleaning or changing up, just cooling off my finger tips.

[@LaurieJMcNeil]

I always share each step, not holding out on any... 😁

[@albertoromero214]

It's a Razertip burner equipment?

[@LaurieJMcNeil]

That's the SMC Enterprises handpiece small skew.