This project will challenge your artistry and test your skills in woodwork.
Materials:
Directions:
Start by milling off several kinds of wood.
you might use white oak, walnut, mahogany, poplar, redwood, and pine.
Image credit: BM Sculptures on Youtube
Use the jointer to cut your wood to the exact dimensions.
Line up nine of them together and cut them at different lengths.
Then, take the nine slats and individually glue them up.
Do 20 of these glue-ups.
Use a planer to smooth and level everything.
Then, lay out the pieces.
For the final glue-up, use epoxy.
Make a melamine mold with silicone on the inside and outside.
Then, place the layout of your sculpture inside the mold for the deep-pour process.
Use Mas Deeppour X. Pour this into layers inside your mold for the first pour.
Use a 44 bag to displace more epoxy on the front side.
Remove your mold, as well as the 44 bag.
Outline the design on the outside and use a chainsaw to carve it out.
Cut little chunks at a time to avoid cutting too deeply.
Then, thin out and refine the sculptures shape.
After that, sand the sculpture from 60 grids up to 1000 grids.
Once you get up to 400 grid, start wet sanding until you reach 1000 grid.
Once the sanding is complete, put on the finish.
Coat the entire surface and buff it out.
