Marble Sculpting is a work of art for people to appreciate and bring spiritual comfort to people. Among them, hollow stone sculpture are also called openwork carvings, and reliefs without the bottom plate are called openwork carvings (hollow carvings). The bottom plate of the so-called relief is removed, so as to produce such a varied negative space, and make the contour lines of the negative space and the positive space have a rhythm of mutual conversion.
The specific pattern and shape of the Marble Sculpting surface can be customized. We can customize according to different specifications, patterns, shapes, etc. according to drawings and samples. The production process of
stone carving hollowing out is basically the same as that of other Marble Sculpting.
1. Digital modeling of Marble Sculpting
2. Design custom and prefabricated stone carving panels
Generally, 304 stone carving material is used. The armature and base of the stone carving are 16 mm thick, and the structure is particularly strong. It is even capable of allowing two or three adults to climb up the stone sculpture. Custom cut and rounded stone panels to design. We use high-precision water jet or plasma cutting machines to cut the stone carving panels into the shape we want.
3. Skeleton of welded Marble Sculpting.
All joints are fully re-spliced to maximize the use of TIG and MIG for splicing. The welding strip must be exactly the same as the stone carving board. Otherwise the different products would not be perfect.
4. Production of marble sculptures.
This is a critical step in the entire R&D design process. Now experienced producers will be assigned in the penalty stage. stone sculpture will be formed along with its creation. All welded joints and welds must be inspected. We double check the angle of the stonework to make sure it is correct. In theory, as long as the welded stone skeleton is correct, it is generally correct.
5. Polished Marble Sculpting
Polishing is a dirty job that involves many steps, and the polishing master has many superb polishing techniques. These are commonly used polishing materials: polishing cotton wheels and non-woven fabrics.
