Detailing & Inscribing Woodwork

[Seth Ventril]

Question 1. Is there a limit to how much we can detail (I'm pretty sure there is, just would like a definite answer)?

Question 2. Is that limit affected by skill? Like say at 10 craftsmanship I can detail 10 words before marring the wood...Then at say, 20 craftsmanship could I fit in another word or two before marring the wood?

Question 3. Inscription has a limited length, I know this for a fact because I capped on a ring. But I am asking does this increase with skill as well?

Question 4. If there is a limited detail length, and I know there is a limited inscription length, does this vary from project to project? Example: A statuette is larger than a ring. Therefore, can I add more detail to it? Can I inscribe the statuette more than the ring?


Just a few questions for the personal notes of a couple artisans. Thanks in advance.
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And a question along the same lines. Are you not supposed to be able to detail and inscribe bowls, or is that a bug?
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