Hello!
I am new in this world of woodcarving, and I would like to ask you some questions about carving Kuksas mostly.
1. I read some articles and watched some videos about this topic, and I understood that the "best" wood to carve Kuksas would be Birch, correct? Any other good alternatives?
2. I am from Portugal and I don't really know where to buy specific wood for carving. I saw some stuff on amazon for example, but it all looks to be too small (for Kuksas for example). So my question would be if anyone could tell me a good website to buy wood (birch for Kuksas for example)? Obviously, that ships to Portugal.
3. Still on the Kuksa topic, what would be a good product to apply to the wood after carved in order to avoid cracks, and later, spillings?
4. Genereally speaking, what is a good wood to start carving smaller stuff? Preferably something easy to get in Portugal, or ship to.
I am sorry if my questions are stupid, but I really am very unexperienced.
Thank you very much!
I am new in this world of woodcarving, and I would like to ask you some questions about carving Kuksas mostly.
1. I read some articles and watched some videos about this topic, and I understood that the "best" wood to carve Kuksas would be Birch, correct? Any other good alternatives?
2. I am from Portugal and I don't really know where to buy specific wood for carving. I saw some stuff on amazon for example, but it all looks to be too small (for Kuksas for example). So my question would be if anyone could tell me a good website to buy wood (birch for Kuksas for example)? Obviously, that ships to Portugal.
3. Still on the Kuksa topic, what would be a good product to apply to the wood after carved in order to avoid cracks, and later, spillings?
4. Genereally speaking, what is a good wood to start carving smaller stuff? Preferably something easy to get in Portugal, or ship to.
I am sorry if my questions are stupid, but I really am very unexperienced.

Thank you very much!
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