Carving - Page 3 of 23

Dan takes one last look at the legs before completing the shaping and scraping.

Dan continues the shaping of the legs, creating the classic curves we've come to love in Queen Anne furniture.

Dan begins the processes of making the cabriole leg look like a cabriole leg.

Linden wood and Oleksander's sharp-as-can-be gouges make for some satisfying, albeit scary carving.

Dan finishes the shaping of the cabriole leg as the chair starts to come to life.

Using tools usually relegated to firewood preparation, David Fisher starts with a log and turns it into a bowl that’s refined and beautiful. Known as one of the masters of…

Steam, a vise, and a handful of edge tools make the process fast and fun

Cordless rotary tool is ready for serious work

87-year-old craftsman Fumio Yokohata has been making traditional Japanese ladles for 70 years.

Andrea Cortés provides an accessible tooling alternative to start spoon carving.