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    Stone Carving - Bhubaneswar, Orissa

    Art work on Stone
    by
    Prof. Bibhudutta Baral,Divyadarshan C. S. andAakash Sharma
    NID, Bengaluru
    Tools and Raw Materials
     
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    Following are the tools and raw materials used for the process of stone carving:

    • Wooden Hammer: To hammer the Chesil while carving the stone.

    • Iron Hammer: A tool used to carve hard stone in a vast area.

    • Tools from Rajasthan: With a diamond tip which helps in easy carving.

    • Chesil: A wide edged tool used to carve out the stone.

    • Cutting Machine: Different types of automated cutting machines are used to cut the bigger stone blocks.

    • Drilling Machine: A spinning tool used to carve out fine folding of the stone.

    • Grinding Machine: To grind the stone and ease the process of carving.

    • Right Angle: A scale used to measure 90 degree angle.

    • Scales: These are used for measurement.

    • Metal File: A tool used to polish and smoothen the surface texture.

    • Measuring Tapa: A tape used to measure large piece of stone to check the ratio of size.

    • Sand paper: A paper coated with sand which is used to polish the surface of stone.

    • Wax Polish: Once the sculpture is complete, wax helps in polishing to gain shine.

    • Araldite: A strong glue used to stick the broken pieces together.

    • Brush: Used to clear out excess stone dust.

    • Pencil: A Stationary used to draw on stone.

    • Red oxide solution: The stencils are drawn on the surface of the stone using red oxide solution, before carving.

    • Water: To sprinkle/pour to ease the carving.

    • Raw Materials: Black granite, Red granite, White Granite and Soapstone.

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