Texturing a Redhead Drake Head Carved From Tupelo - Laurie J. McNeil

Laurie demonstrates how she textures a Redhead Drake head carved from Tupelo wood, with a 1/16" shaft White Arkansas Stone (Tapered Cone) using the Gesswein Power Hand 3 with the 55K RPM Handpiece.

[@jamescollings27]

That is just really well done lady.

[@LaurieJMcNeil]

Thank you very much!

[@robertcullity1695]

Thank you for sharing some of your techniques with us. Very well done video.

[@LaurieJMcNeil]

Thank you very much! It is my pleasure to share with you.... Keep on Carving!

[@casenterprises4631]

Awesome Laurie!

[@tonycapasso6827]

Laurie does it again GREAT. Tony Ducks.

[@dennismarjamaa6805]

Where do you get the Arkansas stones?

[@LaurieJMcNeil]

gregdorrance.com/product/white-a-87-fine-aluminum-oxide-point/

[@dalejones4186]

Hi Laurie. I am retired and new to carving caricatures. I have carved a few. I would like to try carving song birds and hummingbirds but don’t know which burner tips to use. I’m new to burning. Can you tell me what tips would be a good start for this type of birds. Thanks so much.

[@LaurieJMcNeil]

Hi Dale! I find my most used woodburning pens (fixed tip) would be a small, medium and large skew shapes. Good luck on your wood burning!

[@dalejones4186]

Thank you Laurie. I appreciate your help and time. God bless you and yours.