Necessary materials:
Slotted Chisel (20mm - 30mm)
Narrow Edge Carving Knives
Wide Edge Engraving Knives
Double Edged Engraving Knives
Chipping Knife
And Wood
Soft Trees:
It is the best kuksa tree class for beginners.
Linden Tree (Tilia)
Birch Tree (Betula)
Ayous Tree (Triplochiton scleroxylon)
Medium Hard Trees:
Chestnut Tree (Castanea)
Walnut Tree (Juglans)
The walnut tree kuksa has a firm and beautiful appearance.
Hard Trees:
Ebony Tree (Diospyros Ebenum)
Mulberry Tree (Morus)
Ash (Fraxinus)
Oak Tree (Quercus)
Olive Tree (Olea Europaea)
First of all, we draw a plan on the wood so that it will guide us how to create the coquette.
Looking at the guide in the plan we have drawn, we carefully sculpt the wood.
Wood will take a hollow and soft shape in chipping work
After the chipping process, we cut the excess wood around the dummy with a saw.
And with sandpaper we put the finishing touches on our cups
At the end we polish and dry our cups with olive oil.
Hive Community Page This article will be passed to other curation projects for more votes support. Keep up the good works!Hi @kad ! Thank you for posting through our
Thank you Sir
Thank you for sharing this amazing post on HIVE!
non-profit curation initiative!Your content got selected by our fellow curator @rehan12 & you just received a little thank you via an upvote from our
You will be featured in one of our recurring curation compilations and on our pinterest boards! Both are aiming to offer you a stage to widen your audience within and outside of the DIY scene of hive.
Join the official DIYHub community on HIVE and show us more of your amazing work and feel free to connect with us and other DIYers via our discord server: https://discord.io/diyhub!
If you want to support our goal to motivate other DIY/art/music/homesteading/... creators just delegate to us and earn 100% of your curation rewards!
Stay creative & hive on!