Carving Stock for Blaser R93

[dimovengraving]

I just finished it



Stock for Blaser R93 ; Wood charving middle class ; Hunting scenes, created by the inlaid pieces of nacre(mother of pearl) and boxwood(buxus) with a stilised abstract background, inlays- white metal


BIG PICTURE

Some details:











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[SEngraver]

HI Evgeni,

Beautiful carving,sculpting inlay work.Awesome !!

SE

[mrthe]

Nice work and very nice Bear !

[Ron Jr.]

Beautiful work!!!!

[Carol Carter-Wientjes]

Such Beautiful work! I love the bear and everything is inlaid so precisely. The weaved area you carved blows my mind. Just wow!

[Gert]

Amazing work Evgeni! I love the inlays! Thanks for posting

[KMazur]

Bravo Dimov, I really like your work. Excellent!

[Ron Landis]

Originally Posted by Carol Carter-Wientjes

Such Beautiful work! I love the bear and everything is inlaid so precisely. The weaved area you carved blows my mind. Just wow!

No kidding. It must be really difficult to inlay those parallel wires so precisely without chipping out everything in between. And I know that carving a piece of wood to look like a piece of wood shouldn't be as impressive as all the precise weave patterns and nice scrolls, but for some reason, my eye is really drawn toward the log the bear is climbing on. The whole thing is truly outstanding.

[dimovengraving]

Thanks to all , for the really kind words

Originally Posted by Ron Landis

... It must be really difficult to inlay those parallel wires so precisely without chipping out everything in between. ...

This is not very difficult ... but must more be careful

Thanks again

[SikaStag]

Wow.
Your work is amazing. Well done.

[JRon]

Very well executed and a great show of creativity_JR

[SEngraver]

Hi Evgeni,

Is the drawing of the back end the same size as the R93 ?

SE

[dimovengraving]

Thanks again

Originally Posted by SEngraver

...Is the drawing of the back end the same size as the R93 ?...

Hi SEngraver
I'm not sure if I understood the question.
Whether drawing is symmetrical, that it is?
Here's a picture of the two sides- at the back edge, the drawing is asymmetrical:



I hope that I answered

[SEngraver]

Thank you Evgeni,I was not sure but better to ask......

In the second picture you have drawn a sketch " Some Details " is this sketch drawing, in actual size of the, of the R93 ?

Appreciate,
SE

[dimovengraving]

Originally Posted by SEngraver

...In the second picture you have drawn a sketch " Some Details " is this sketch drawing, in actual size of the, of the R93 ?...

Only now I understood the question

I translated "back end" as "the other side".....

The sketch sise is reduced. This is a sheet of printer A4

[SEngraver]

Thanks again,Your work is very commendable.
I look froward to your next project......already !!

Many Thanks
SE

[gravalance]

I really like your work!! Thanks for showing so much of it here
Curious for the next one

[DaveP]

Magnificent, wonderfully done. I love it all. It reminds me very much of the great work done by 17th and 18th century masters.

dave

[dimovengraving]

I had not expected, that this my work will produce such interest
Thanks again

[AndrosCreations]

Now that is some beautiful and exquisite craftsmanship!

[pongo]

I am new to stock carving. I just started my second project. Your work is an inspiration to me. Your quality of work is the goal I will now try to achieve. Thanks for sharing. Regards, Gary

[dimovengraving]

Originally Posted by pongo

I am new to stock carving. I just started my second project. Your work is an inspiration to me. Your quality of work is the goal I will now try to achieve. Thanks for sharing. Regards, Gary

Hi Gary,
That what's you write, make me happy.
I expect photos