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    Contemporary Wood Carving Camp - Bengaluru

    An Abstract Wooden Art
    by
    Prof. Bibhudutta Baral, Divyadarshan C. S. and Lija M. G.
    NID, Bengaluru
    Tools and Raw Materials
     
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    Following are the tools and raw materials required for Contemporary Wood Carving at Cubbon Park are:

    • Axe: It is used to remove the outer portion of the tree.

    • Chain Saw: It is used to give the dipper cutting to the wooden pieces (logs of wood).

    • Paper: Figures to be carved are first drawn on the sheet of paper and then finalized.

    • Pencil/ Charcoal/ Marker Pen: It is used to draw the figures on to the paper/ wood.

    • Crane: It is used to shift the log of wood from one place to the other.

    • Straps/ Chains: It is used to lift the log of wood or stone to the required locations.

    • Eraser: It is used to erase out the faults to get the right figure.

    • Brush: It is used to remove the fine portions from the log of wood.

    • Hand Saw: It is used to cut the extra portions where ever it is not required.

    • Chisels: It is use to carve out the portions as per the motifs/ figures.

    • Uli: Tool used to chip (scrap) out the extra portions from the figure/ motif portions.

    • Mallet: It is used where ever smaller portions are to be chipped out.

    • Hammer: It is used to carve out bigger portions from the wood surface.

    • Gatapara/ Long Tool: It is used mainly to remove out the mud portions from the log of wood.

    • Measure Tape: It is used to measure the approximate length and width of the motifs or designs to be done.

    • Tar: It is applied on the below portions to safe guard from termites, fungal/ bacterial infections.

    • Buffing Machine: It is used to smoothen the surface of the wood.

    • Drilling Machine: It is used to make holes where ever required for the sculpture.

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