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Did that chain actually cut? Everytime that stone jumped out of the tooth or jumped off the raker, you were smacking the tooth and knocking the edge off it.

This for sale?

Great video I'm going to try it thanks

Very cool! I just subbed after watching your tips series. I can't believe you have less than a 1,000 subs but I'm sure others will find you soon! 🪵

That's a great tip!

I just started using a rotary tool and use this thing made by EzzDoo, basically a Dremel and I will say its A LOT faster than even using those 2 n 1 sharpeners which is what Ive used, but with the diamond coated bits they provided I dont think it gets them as sharp as hand filing but again a lot faster. It would take me about 15 minutes or so on a 25" bar using one of those 2 n 1 sharpeners and this new rotary tool took that down to about 5 minutes using it for the first time yesterday. Im going to try different stone bits and see what I get but so far I like it!

Great video

Great tips on using wooden beads for eye carving! I love how you emphasized the importance of the eyes in a carving-they really do bring the piece to life. I never thought about using beads as a training tool; I can’t wait to try that out! Have you experimented with different finishes on the beads to match various wood types? Happy carving!

Great video! I love how you explained the reasons for burning projects, especially getting rid of those pesky fuzzies and speeding up the drying process. It's super helpful to know about the different types of torches and safety precautions. Have you ever tried using a heat gun instead? I'd love to hear your thoughts on that option!

Another incredible piece, I'm honored to display in my home. Thank you so much. I look forward to seeing the other amazing work you do!

Nice Work, Man 👏👏👏

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That's a lot of sawdust

Trying to get into carving, tips for how to do it full time?

👍thanks! This could be very helpful.

Where is thelink for the jig?

Siiick! Love your style brother

Thanks

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You need to use a depth gage tool to guide you on how deep to file the rakers.

Yeah buddy

BIG BUTT

thankyou so much!

Great tips thank you 👍

All these guys make the coolest shit. These dudes are straight up first class artists.

Use a raker guide instead of guessing

What speed number do you use on your sharpening tool? Mine has 6 speed settings and I’ve been using number 3

Pretty special my friend!

Love these guys! I think I'll head out back and give 'em a go this afternoon! :) Happy Holidaze!!

shivering those timbers.. I am a newbie to the chainsaw art..And your damn good.. Im what you would call a stacker type artist.. Ive always added and added and formed with sanders..So taking from something to create something is ass backwards to my entire being lol.. But I'm feeling confident lol..Im in the canton/Akron area and would love to watch you work, Lend a hand if I could

634 views, 2 comments....but your video has 273,000 likes? Hows that possible? 😂

👍🥰 ich liebe die schnietze Reihen tolle Sache lg aus Deutschland

Awesome

I like your art

Hi from Hamilton Scotland Thanks for sharing 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Super Swampy!

What diameter log did you use for Bart the bear?

awesome job. you should be proud of that one

Awesome carving💪🏻 your work is no joke! Lol

Amigo, your videos are just as awesome as your carvings! Unique content, Always!

The new centerpiece of my home. Incredible craftsmanship, I’m honored to own something so unique. Thank you

THAT was awesome...

And you can use the canola oil for seasoning your cast iron cookware too!

Booooooooooooo!!!! Pretty awesome stuff!!!

Waytac is a critical additive to bar oil. Unless you're carving on white wood, be sure your bar oil contains waytac to extend the life of your bars and chains.

Can’t wait to see it!! Beautiful

Nice carving thanks for sharing

October 1 really galvanized this community! Great video little buddy!

Very cool, Shawn. Awesome!

An Amazing video. Amazing story and Amazing carving. Bravo Sir. Bravo Knights..👍🇬🇧🙋🏼‍♂️