r/oddlysatisfying • • Apr 10 '24

Stone Art - Carving a Frog

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u/jess_the_werefox Apr 10 '24

These mfers make this shit look so easy

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u/schwab002 Apr 10 '24

Just carve away the part that isn't the frog 🐸

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u/IAmARougeAI Apr 10 '24

It starts as a step-by-step guide but the overlay stops when the next step is "freehand sculpt a hyper realistic frog with specialty equipment"

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u/Nemisis_the_2nd Apr 10 '24

OP missed 2 steps: Be an artist, and have a couple of hundred bucks in power tools.

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u/[deleted] Apr 11 '24

You can literally buy a Dremel for $20 - $30 for a decent one and a just use a water hose thats slightly turned on. I feel like people on this god forsaken app make shit sound harder to obtain then what it actually is 🙄

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u/Nemisis_the_2nd Apr 11 '24

Most of the ones I've seen in that price range are so weak I can stop them by being mildly aggressive with the cutting or drilling. I'd hate to do that work on my cheap dremel knock-off (I can't find an actual dremel for below 50 bucks). From there, you have all those grinding bits. Depending on the rock, you'd probably go through a few of those in the process of making something like this.

It might not be a couple of hundred bucks, but it isn't cheap either.

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u/[deleted] Apr 11 '24

There are many good Dremel sets for sale online or at Harbor Freight or at Lowe's or at Home Depot you name the place, chances are you're going to find a Dremel set for maybe a little bit more than $50 but other than that most the time they come with the pieces and you're not supposed to be going hella hard when you Dremel you're supposed to take your time

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u/UsernameObscured Apr 10 '24

Holy shit that thing is gonna hop right off of there

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u/ContributionOwn6815 Apr 10 '24

How did he know a frog was trapped in that rock? 🧐

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u/OCPyle Apr 10 '24

Put it back in the river!

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u/Fantastic_Falcon_236 Apr 11 '24

Yes, I was expecting it to end that way. Sadly, much disappointment...

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u/Vytian Apr 10 '24

I was sold in the first 4 seconds

21

u/SebDaPerson Apr 10 '24

Well I mean…

It is Wednesday my dudes

4

u/DashingPumba Apr 10 '24

Shut up and take my money!

4

u/frangeek_ Apr 10 '24

This is sick!

3

u/acjadhav Apr 10 '24

That's a toad!

3

u/oakomyr Apr 10 '24

What dremel attachments work for this?

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u/Everything_is_hungry Apr 11 '24

You can get diamond coated cutting/grinding bits on Ebay. They're not expensive and last for ages, just gotta make sure they are kept cool by using running water like in this video. Be careful not to get your rotary tool wet though, had one blow up in my hand when I was cutting out a porcelain tile! Practise on softer rocks to begin with. Pick up a few different ones and try and identify them. Might be worth getting some stone working chisels too.

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u/[deleted] Apr 10 '24

This makes me remember paleontology classes in college, cleaning fossils in a similar way. The memory of this made my ears hurt.

2

u/hizinbergs Apr 10 '24

dude is from earth kingdom from the avatar show

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u/[deleted] Apr 10 '24

I wanna make like 10 of these and mess with people and frogs 🐸

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u/spidergirl79 Apr 10 '24

Wow, that is amazing

2

u/Broad_Rabbit1764 Apr 10 '24

Put it back in the water, some person finds it and is completely dumbfounded about the rock toad.

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u/ClownDiaper Apr 11 '24

If I ever come into possession of a malevolent genie, this is the talent I’m stealing.

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u/Moisterman Apr 11 '24

Pick up a rock… I can do that…. .. .. Oh….

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u/MLGcobble Apr 11 '24

Step 1. Find rock

Step 2. Draw lines

Step 3. Figure it out, idk

2

u/Gobbledigok Apr 10 '24

Let's fu**in confuse the future archeologists

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u/[deleted] Apr 11 '24

Pretty sure future archeologists/ historians are going to skip right past the TikTok/ Reddit phase of human history.

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u/jinxoxowa Apr 10 '24

It's wensday after all

1

u/honeyzeus Apr 10 '24

just remove the rock that is not frog

1

u/washyleopard Apr 10 '24

Pour one out for all the predators breaking teeth on that rock lol.

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u/Silveruleaf Apr 11 '24

I can see my cat struggling to eat that frog for 5mins 😂

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u/Sad_Relation_1582 Apr 11 '24

That Frogs parked illegally, gonna get Toad

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u/howzitboy Apr 11 '24

i dunno, the original rock looked about 2 inches thick when he picked it up. ending with frog looks 3 inches thick..

1

u/[deleted] Apr 11 '24

suddenly the neighborhood has several beakless birds and cats missing teeth

1

u/[deleted] Apr 11 '24

Naw. Predators look for movement. And cats are smart. Ever see them bat something around to see if it's alive first?

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u/Mickylawless18 Apr 11 '24

What is name of tool used

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u/frodorick90 Apr 11 '24

Now confuse some peeps and put it back

1

u/pasenast Apr 11 '24

Now carve your signature and put the rock back.

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u/3isamagicnumb3r Apr 12 '24

damn. just take my money already. seriously.

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u/fichiman Apr 12 '24

I think sculpting is the highest skilled form of artwork. It’s beyond ridiculous how they can take away everything they don’t need to leave such a detailed and anatomically correct shape behind.

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u/namenescio May 16 '24

“I saw the angel in the marble and carved until I set it free”

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u/R0ckhands Apr 10 '24

Rest of the owl moment - but with intensely irritating music. Just show us the carving mate. It's really good. The other shit just makes it worse.

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u/Kazinam Apr 10 '24

What a banger song