Sculpting a Longhorn Steer Skull
by lsatch in Workshop > Woodworking
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Sculpting a Longhorn Steer Skull
One my son in laws is an avid Texas fan so for Christmas last year I carved him a longhorn steer skull.
Supplies
Pine wood
Arbortech Plane
Gaff speedcutter
Bandsaw helps
Drill
Rasps
Sandpaper
Carving knives
Clamps
Ear protection
Eye protection
Are the main tools required
I Started With the Horns
The first part of this carving were the horns. Then glued up and roughed out the skull.
Keep Looking for the Skull “within”
Once I had the skull roughed out I began carving, using all the tools I had to make it as easy as I could.
Keep Looking for the Shape of a Skull
Again using everything I could think of to continue making the shape of a skull I used. Adding details helps it to look more like a longhorn steer skull.
Taking a Risk
I wasn’t happy with the eyes of the skull so I made a move that could have ruined the entire project.
Long Story Short
If you don’t want the nitty gritty details, this is a shortened video of the entire build. Hope you enjoyed it and thanks for voting.