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Dommage que tu n'est pas dans le champ de la caméra, on loupe beaucoup de choses.

Amazing 👌❤👌❤ bor help me

fun little project as I'm just getting into carving wood spirits too, and this will be a good one to practice my cuts on and knife control.....TY very much, SUBBED 👍👍

Great video, subbed 👍

On a Walking stick - A Show Stopper!!!

thank you sir

Good “mental wellbeing.”

Thankyou for the great tutorial. You explained it very clearly.

What diameter of a branch. THANK YOU

Hi from Alaska! Love it! Thanks for sharing and giving so much detail.

Hello from Alaska! That was a well detailed video, so thank you. My husband and I are looking for a bit of a Winter hobby and have been collecting wood. Can't wait to get started. I LOVE the coffee stain versus 'varnish'. Thanks.

Thanks for this vid do - really helpful 😁

Use only a fraction of what you did on the first one. You don’t want to get that crap on your hands. You’ve contaminated the second strop with the first compound by running your hand across it with the first compound on your hand and the same card without cleaning it. No worries, though. I did all three of those mistakes the first time I used paste as well. It’s all about learning. Other than that, great video!

How to carve a nose

You waste paste like a master, dude!

Nicely done

Thank you

Awesome carving thank you new subscriber new Whittier

First timer here, the ask for comments, I am way in the beginner days. Your input an sugges are great!! My suggestion is to may e use a pencil an mark the area the camera sees that way you stay in the middle of the box? And you can erase it after.

15 minutes for 4 holes and a rope through :) Too bad i don't smoke weed, otherwise it'd be extremely entertained. Beyond all that, great tip, mate.

Brilliant. So straightforward. Thanks. 👍

Good as gold pal 😊👍

You can put it in a microwave for about 15-30 seconds. It makes it much easier to spread around . It also lasts a while so the paste is available to use easily in the future. I use these pastes all the time and fine them to be the best one can find

Excellent video. I’m just starting out wood carving, and your explanations and inspiration were spot on.

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I sold 50 of these for $20 each 😂😂😂

A demo would have been more beneficial than all that yacking.

Looks good . what kind of wood do you have. Jim's wood shop.

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Really nice

Do you need to be concerned with the core of the tree your carving on when it dries? I have found that leaving the core often but not always results in the item splitting down the road. Your thoughts on this?

Just found you, what carving knives do you recommend?

Bingo!

One of the very few animals (owl) that will not kill you in Auzzie land....outstanding,,,thank yas!!

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TH-cam's zoom feature is quite handy for seeing what you're doing.

Great job, I really appreciate the time you spent

Very good we are just beginning

This looks exactly like what I need for my carving projects. I found this when searching for a wood carving clamp/vise.

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Wow! You really globbed that on. Too much waste/overkill .I assume you learnt that by now.

Lovely. Thank you.

Just starting carving and only have a stanley knife but Christmas is coming so hopefully there'll be knives involved this year! This was a really helpful video and I've done my first wood spirit. Many thanks for all the tips here.

Really enjoyed watching your video 🤩 definitely going to be trying to carve a Owl🦉 🥰🥰🥰 Keep up with the great work 👍

Thank you. What good teaching for a beginner carver. You’re really good at sharing your knowledge. I wonder if you’re still out there teaching - your videos are really good!

Glad I found this! Simple and clever enough to give my old hands a rest while protecting my thighs. Appreciation from an old woman just starting to carve. Thank you!

Great job but alot of the carving we couldn't see it was off camera. Keep them coming.

I would love to make this! I have whittling knives. At the beginning you said the sticks had dried out. Do they have to be dried out to whittle them, and if so, for how long should they dry?

I did some many years ago on a chopstick.

I love these little mushrooms. What sort of wood are you using there. Could you recommend a type of wood for beginners who want to tey this. Cheers mate 👍