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Q: How to Carve Wood Shakes.
A: 1. Lay a cedar board onto a flat surface. Stretch your tape measure along the length of the board. Make a pencil mark on the board every 12 inches. Line up your... Read More »

Q: How to Carve a Wood Spirit.
A: 1. Find a suitable stick. It should be thick and sturdy, suitable for hiking. You can purchase a stick, but it's more fun to go into the woods and pick one up. ... Read More »

Q: How to Carve Small Chunks of Wood.
A: 1. Determine what kind of wood you want to use for your carving project. Some types of woods are harder than others and are more difficult to carve, but will la... Read More »

Q: How to Restore Mahogany Wood Carvings.
A: 1. Mix the powdered resin glue with water according to manufacturer's directions on the can. 2. Dip a small brush into the glue. Use the brush to dab the glue i... Read More »

Q: How to Care for Outdoor Wood Carvings.
A: 1. Remove surface dust and dirt by brushing the carving with a hard-bristle paint brush. Pay close attention to the heavily sculpted areas. 2. Spray the tips of... Read More »