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Introduction to Stone Carving Tools and Techniques 

Minneapolis Institute of Art
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Instructor Treden Wagoner gives a basic overview of stone carving tools and demonstrates their use.
This video was produced to accompany the exhibition, "The Mourners: Tomb Sculptures from the Court of Burgundy" at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts.
The exhibition is free and runs Sunday, January 23 through Sunday, April 17, 2011.
The exhibition presents thirty-eight miniature mourners (approximately 14 inches high) from the arcaded sarcophagus of Duc Jean sans Peur. The mourners were carved in the late 14th and early 15th centuries in alabaster.
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@jennieknutson5289
@jennieknutson5289 Год назад
5.21.2023. Perfect overview of basic carving of marble. Very helpful. Thank you 😊
@josephgarvilla4697
@josephgarvilla4697 2 года назад
I know it’s 11 years old now but thanks Minneapolis institute of art for the introduction to basic tools. I was visiting the capitol in Washington and I love looking at all the detail in the old cornices and capitols. I intent to take my time building our new house and might carve some “cornerstones” for the foundation (veneer style over the block I reckon) and maybe one day a more intricate piece just for the art of it.
@gollumthedog
@gollumthedog 12 лет назад
Thank you for taking the time to make this.
@mcsnodgrass8989
@mcsnodgrass8989 10 лет назад
Thank you Treden! Nicely presented.
@thoughtdujour
@thoughtdujour 13 лет назад
Phenomenal. Thank you for taking the time
@trekranger
@trekranger 12 лет назад
best video so far from all of them i have seen thanks
@Goobermanguy
@Goobermanguy 10 лет назад
Cool. Inspiration has struck me yet again!
@KerstenSaffordArt
@KerstenSaffordArt 6 лет назад
I handcarve stone and enjoyed this video... I make my own tools enjoyed it!!! Toothed chisels are near impossible to buy.
@noraz.wilson8270
@noraz.wilson8270 3 года назад
super usefull for research! Thank you for making it!
@lordconcarne884
@lordconcarne884 8 лет назад
Thanks, great video! Only just getting into working with stone, what type of stone was it you used?
@cahcogaray
@cahcogaray 5 лет назад
Excelente amigo, ¡mas claro imposible!
@axemicro
@axemicro 12 лет назад
Thanks a lot! Very interesting for beginners. JJ from France
@ThunderGoats
@ThunderGoats 13 лет назад
Hey, thanks for the videos :) I have a question though, how do you sharpen the tooth chisel?
@sergiolobato1798
@sergiolobato1798 10 лет назад
Great tutorial!
@Elul205770
@Elul205770 12 лет назад
Outstanding! Thank you.
@thgsit
@thgsit 4 года назад
Great video! What is this chinsel made of? Are Chormo-Vanadium chinseis good for this use?
@trisharay-saulis7831
@trisharay-saulis7831 7 лет назад
What would you use for a very small scale project?
@dawnkorenstevenson
@dawnkorenstevenson 10 лет назад
Thank you, good overview
@EhmteaNill
@EhmteaNill 12 лет назад
thank you for the tut!
@AllStarStrays
@AllStarStrays 11 лет назад
I like that you used old school tools. Lots of tutorials use power tools. No problem with that, but I like the old school approach :)
@aranastesana
@aranastesana 12 лет назад
where do you buy the stone?
@julioortiz99
@julioortiz99 7 лет назад
Great video
@LiamGrubby
@LiamGrubby 11 лет назад
The stone carving in Scotland is great. With Historic Scotland we do not use power tools and it is all traditional.
@siena2248
@siena2248 3 года назад
Kelvingrove Museum in Glasgow has some stunning samples of Pictish stone carving!
@TheHappyNisha
@TheHappyNisha 4 года назад
Q. Can these stone carving tools be used for sculpting out a breeze-block? (I ask because I have lots of soapstone carving tools, but need to practice Observation first).
@AlanMedina314
@AlanMedina314 8 лет назад
Very Interesting, the stone seems as tough it's a very easy to work.
@gautreau123
@gautreau123 12 лет назад
Can you tell me to what shape to you sharpen the claw chisel?? If you picture it as an "A" shape when looking at it from the side... should the top of the A be flat or pointed?
@chrisclarke4541
@chrisclarke4541 2 года назад
I have an African soapstone carved head and looking at it i can appreciate the skill and patience required to create it. One mistake would ruin the whole thing.
@mrkanenas
@mrkanenas 2 года назад
very simple and helpfull!
@nekojita5150
@nekojita5150 12 лет назад
fascinating, great video. thank you for sharing. for making a deep basin would you primarily use the point tool and then follow the same order to the claw and so on? or is there a better (hand tool) for making basins?
@allanfriedman8114
@allanfriedman8114 7 лет назад
suggestions for carving a stairway in a marble sculpture
@Hav0c1000
@Hav0c1000 8 лет назад
It's probably strange to post this thought here... But, why don't any of the modern day rock sculpting enthusiasts organize, and carve out a monstrous statue out of the California cliff-side?? Something that would strike awe in people... like the Sphinx in Egypt. It would be a cool way to stand together as people, come together, and show the strength that we have. It would also be a great opportunity to leave something beautiful behind for our children (vs another tin can building to be torn down, and rebuilt for tax purposes)
@damon2y
@damon2y 8 лет назад
Because you can't just pick up a set of stone tools and start swinging and expect it to be good. The kind of monumental masons that were commissioned to sculpt things like Mt. Rushmore or the Venus were all apprentices for years before they even picked up a chisel. Even in todays modern stone factories that make things like bathroom surrounds and benchtops, the highest calibre studios only let their apprentices handle tools on jobs after over a year of "grace" period. For this sort of dream to become a reality you would have to raise a body of competent sculptors, unify an idea and proportion off each section. To be honest with you Bryan I'm not even 100% sure how it could happen.
@Doctoberfest
@Doctoberfest 8 лет назад
Not only that but environmentalists would shit a brick
@damon2y
@damon2y 8 лет назад
Don't let regulations get in the way of fine art :)
@schlomomcgoldstein4379
@schlomomcgoldstein4379 7 лет назад
I like your idea! I'd like to carve out a statue to Hitler out of the rock near Mt. Rushmore. Will you join me?
@devinrobinson1270
@devinrobinson1270 7 лет назад
The rock near Mt. Rushmore is unstable for carving.
@geospirit1
@geospirit1 2 года назад
Nice, for learning basics
@robsmith000
@robsmith000 12 лет назад
where can you buy these tools? online preferably!
@Brenners2010
@Brenners2010 7 лет назад
This is a very helpful video. Can I ask do you use "tungsten carbide tipped" stone chisels or whether you just used normal "carbon steel chisels" when working on a marble sculpture? I'm in the process of purchasing a set of chisels and I want to make sure I make the right choice! Any help that you could provide would be appreciated! Thanks!
@fpsawesom123
@fpsawesom123 10 месяцев назад
Hey so I'm not an expert, but I may be able to help. Carbon steel tools are no different than tungsten tools, the steel tools may require a bit more sharpening between passes than the carbide tools. Carbide tools may also have an upfront cost that is higher than carbon steel tools, but can offer a longer tool life. Ultimately, go with what suits you best and what you like most. Hope this helped!
@boriserjavec6470
@boriserjavec6470 4 года назад
caould you make a video how to carve mortar and pestle?
@generalpeopletv1260
@generalpeopletv1260 Год назад
Beautifuly described
@timberchase7772
@timberchase7772 3 года назад
What kind of stone are you using there?
@MeliponiculturaenCostaRica
@MeliponiculturaenCostaRica 8 лет назад
I always wondered are all this techniques only appliable to soft carving stones or they may be applied on any rock as the super hard granitic types you get near volcanic areas?
@aleksandrspantelejenko8263
@aleksandrspantelejenko8263 8 лет назад
Yes, it's all the same for any type of stone. You need slightly different chisels though. Usually shops specify if the chisel is for soft (sometimes referred as sandstone) stone or hard (granite) stone. I'd recommend to buy TCT chisels for either types of hardness.
@rayhoodoo847
@rayhoodoo847 9 лет назад
thanks sir!
@aelwynrees3243
@aelwynrees3243 11 лет назад
Thank you
@SkinnyVinnyLive
@SkinnyVinnyLive 8 лет назад
hello! thank you sir! where do you recommend we but these tools?
@aleksandrspantelejenko8263
@aleksandrspantelejenko8263 8 лет назад
If you're in USA try Trow&Holden
@robertalexander2478
@robertalexander2478 7 лет назад
where do you get the tools and marble from?
@alexcaffrey983
@alexcaffrey983 6 лет назад
Robert Alexander I believe that's actually soapstone. For the tools, you might try amazon.
@scottleft3672
@scottleft3672 2 года назад
Athar Jaber is the man to look up now.
@jameswilliams5961
@jameswilliams5961 6 лет назад
Thank. you Awesome
@lesellerevon684
@lesellerevon684 Год назад
That’s it I’m picking up sculpting as a hobby
@maryperrystone
@maryperrystone 11 лет назад
thanks
@TV-bo9lh
@TV-bo9lh 3 года назад
good very nice
@lucasmullen348
@lucasmullen348 10 лет назад
did you say "perchloric acid"at the end? Sorry not sure if I caught that one
@moncorp1
@moncorp1 9 лет назад
Lucas Mullen ~ He said windowpane acid.
@EmBennet99
@EmBennet99 8 лет назад
+Lucas Mullen In case you're still curious, I think he said boric acid.
@Masterofnothing29
@Masterofnothing29 11 лет назад
Everything after the chisels made my skin crawl.
@SpencerBelanger207
@SpencerBelanger207 11 лет назад
Only one problem that hammer should have a rubber, or a plastic, brass, or wood end, or the tools should have one of those for the butt end. Striking steel with steel hardens it and could cause it to chip which could be dangerous that can't really happen so much with the others, or at least I rather have a piece of plastic break and hit me then a sharp steel splinter.
@dawnkorenstevenson
@dawnkorenstevenson 10 лет назад
Lucas, I think he said "a paste made by boric acid" at the end
@cosmicsprings8690
@cosmicsprings8690 3 года назад
✨🌼🌞🌼✨☔️🇬🇧☔️✨Absolutely fabulous Darling thank you ✨🌼🕉🌼✨
@leeleelee68
@leeleelee68 11 лет назад
If in the U.S.A check out stonemason,stone carver, Dawson Colvert i know while at college in the U.K. he done a pipe.lives in Tennessee,hope this helps brother.
@papiganteng
@papiganteng 12 лет назад
very helpfull, but getting better if you zoom it in to show the tip detail of each tool, thanks.
@user-qz2in3sz4v
@user-qz2in3sz4v 9 лет назад
!!!
@ieuanhumphris-hall1118
@ieuanhumphris-hall1118 8 лет назад
im gonna make Rock toys and stuff with this... INCLUDING statues and paint them.
@UhtredOfBamburgh
@UhtredOfBamburgh 8 лет назад
+Ieuan Humphris-Hall Make a chess set!... or don't. i dont care.
@moncorp1
@moncorp1 6 лет назад
Make a giant double dong and say its from ancient Egypt!
@shilpeshkadam347
@shilpeshkadam347 5 лет назад
Good information
@Butchsiek
@Butchsiek 7 лет назад
had to use Close Caption because its obvious Im am going Deaf because there is hardly any sound coming from the video..
@HowToHistory
@HowToHistory 12 лет назад
Great!
@LiamGrubby
@LiamGrubby 12 лет назад
why is he using a mash hammer?
@dj_zap
@dj_zap 4 года назад
LARRY
@Z5Z5Z5
@Z5Z5Z5 2 года назад
My brain can't understand how to "reverse" create something out of stone. Since you have to take out all the negative space to get the actual statue
@uni000ver000sal
@uni000ver000sal 13 лет назад
@ThunderGoats Q. "How do you sharpen a tooth chiesel?" A. R u 4 real?
@bluebukkitdev8069
@bluebukkitdev8069 Год назад
You must be using much, much softer stone than I am... a rasp would be quickly destroyed by my material.
@annasophiaabundis9206
@annasophiaabundis9206 7 лет назад
how do you even have the patience to do all this? i don't even have the patience to boil a pot of water to make spaghetti!
@brazilseanss
@brazilseanss 6 лет назад
Anna Abundis it's called tradition, dedication, and meaning of the spirit.
@moncorp1
@moncorp1 6 лет назад
You're too worthless for life Anna
@jcrowviral
@jcrowviral 5 лет назад
one does not need patience to do something that one enjoys
@lodayamt2698
@lodayamt2698 6 лет назад
we sell java carving stone, Indonesia.
@nomorenames7323
@nomorenames7323 5 лет назад
Sculpting your video so that the cuts don’t feel like they were done by a blind mohel would be nice.
@TBI-Firefighter-451
@TBI-Firefighter-451 5 лет назад
For God's sake People use a Respirator or end up with Silicosis Lung Disease from breathing in all that Rock Dust.
@dubreil07
@dubreil07 7 лет назад
Looks very time consuming
@yungvino9379
@yungvino9379 3 года назад
80 sculpting experts agree that this statue is not smooth.
@stephanieconner3123
@stephanieconner3123 2 года назад
This is not stone
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