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Rob Cosman

Master Craftsman Series Woodcarving 3 Ornamental Carving DVD

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    • Rob Cosman has been woodworking for most of his life. While earning a B.Sc. in Industrial Technology/Furniture Design at Brigham Young University, he was Dr. Dale L. Nish's teaching assistant. Rob has also worked with many of the world's best craftsmen – including Alan Peters, Sam...

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    Rob Cosman has been woodworking for most of his life. While earning a B.Sc. in Industrial Technology/Furniture Design at Brigham Young University, he was Dr. Dale L. Nish's teaching assistant. Rob has also worked with many of the world's best craftsmen – including Alan Peters, Sam Maloof, Tage Frid, Monroe Robinson and Peter Korn. This two-disk DVD is the final in a series of three DVDs from Rob Cosman and features renowned carver Chris Pye. Pye gives expert instruction in carving an attractive and adaptable leaf decoration. He stresses the fundamental woodcarving cuts of running, stabbing, slicing and sweeping. Run time is 2 hours, 9 minutes.



    • Third in Rob Cosman's Master Craftsman Series of instructional DVDs
    • Also features woodcarver, author and teacher Chris Pye
    • Fundamental instruction on carving a leaf decoration
    • Two-disk DVD

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      Great Teaching DVD, with Some Fluff.

      The portions of the DVD that actually have demonstrations are great, but too much time is wasted by unnecessary talk between actual teaching. However, I did learn how to hold carving tools, something that has made my carving easier and cuts more precise. Explains the tools that make certain cuts and how to use them effectively. It is the only DVD I've found that actually has professional advice that works. I've watched the DVD several times and gotten more info each time. The wasted portions are not long and I began to ignore them with each viewing. Too good a DVD to miss.

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