Cameron Tiede “Wood Candy Workshop” - Chester Process Shots - Body & Antlers!

Leading up to the full reveal and release of Cameron Tiede's very first product from his new “Wood Candy Workshop” line of figures, we figured we would share some progress shots and a littel info behind the scenes of this awesome new endeavor. So without further ado, let's see how Cameron tackled the body and antlers on his soon to be released "Chester" figure! "The body is actually comprised of 2 matching pieces of Walnut that are laminated together with the front face routed out. The top of the body is slotted on each side to allow the antlers to slide in and attach sort of like a mortise and tenon on furniture. I've designed the antlers with a lip on the front that fits along top of the body, this allows for more stability as that space can be glued there as well, they are made from hard maple giving a little extra strength. Each antler needs to be custom fit for each slot. The curve of the body is cut on the band saw using the jig in the last photo so that they all come out roughly the same." Between now and the drop, collectors are invited to go to www.woodcandyworkshop.com to subscribe to the Wood Candy email list. Those who do will be emailed a free shipping code prior to the release date. Stay tuned tomorrow for the next batch of process shots!