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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.พ. 2023
- Adding feathers and paint to some cardinals I recently carved! It was fun to experiment with textures and color combinations! Which cardinal do you like better, I would love to know!
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As always, thanks for watching!
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You have beautiful work .bravo
I know again that this is a old video but ...
Again your just awesome 😎...
Great work...
Holy Canoli! Great job TM! I think I favoured the basswood cardinal. Thanks for showing more up close technical stuff. You sure make it look easy. Hi Nami! You deserve some food treat rewards for your great obedience! Stay safe Nami! Everyone thumbs up 👍👍
Hahaha! “Holy cannoli” 😂 thank you, I think the basswood boy is my favorite too! He might just have to stay with me and sit on my desk!
They both turned out great I really don’t mind the cracks stay warm and be safe
I love the basswood one so much he might just have to stay with me 😂 Thank you!
You have progressed so much since your first carve. Very proud of you young lady!
Aww I appreciate that! Cant wait until this weather warms up so I can have more carving days! Going to make a big push this spring to become a better carver!
You have no reason to push, you are becoming a great artist faster then the majority. Don't loose you passion.
@@diamond730jd the passion is what's driving me to want to be the best carver I can be! :)
Your skillz are out of this world! for someone that just started. I am in aww....
Aww that’s very kind of you! Just putting my head down and working hard, nice to see it starting to pay off 👍🏻
Amazing work very impressive!
I appreciate that 😋
Hi ! Very nice work. Beautiful cardinal. 👍🥇
Thank you for the kind words! ☺️
What lovely cardinals with a beautiful winter backdrop TayMarie. Just AMAZING as always. Your so gifted young lady. Nami and her mother are extra, extra cute! Thanks so much for sharing!!! 😊🤗
Of course! Thanks so much for watching! The after shots were from todays snow ❄️😊
Oh awesome i can't wait to see! I have only made one eagle so far (successfully) lol. I posted a video for it a couple weeks ago. Thank u @TayMarie!!!
I love playing with feather texture, I’m excited to carve more birds this spring and summer! 🦅
Hi...new subscriber here...also a 2 yr Carver from Alberta Canada. Good luck on your YT channel, I never had the guts to try one. Tools, tools , special tools for specific details that's the part that is the scariest part of carving. I'm impressed that you have a large variety of things that you do, that's what I did make ( and perfect more & more) as many different types and stances as you can... The learning curve for me has been incredible as I have never taken art before in my life and everything has been a opportunity learn, the hardest is knowing when enough is enough. Just from your faces I am assuming you have had a Art background. I wish you continued growth in not just your ability but channel as well.
I’m actually a registered nurse that decided to give chainsaw carving a try…weird I know haha! Covid burnt me out so I’m carving cute animals instead! Always loved to doodle growing up though! The TH-cam channel was originally started to further push myself out of my comfort zone, Im not exactly the type of person that likes to put myself out there haha! But I have really enjoyed making these videos and will continue to do so as long as it’s fun and you all enjoy them 😊
Yes lots and lots of tools, I started out with nothing but an electric chainsaw and have slowly built up a small collection throughout the past 6 months! Keep pushing yourself as well, and always feel free to ask questions!
@@TayMarie23 that's kind of a bit of a coincidence we have . I got into this because I am an extremely rare cancer survivor, a form of adenocarcinoma did everything it was not supposed to do, and then couldn't get a job. So when covid hit I was out at a friend's cabin and what normally was jam packed full of people, I was there alone and to thank him for many years of allowing me to use his cabin I decided to try and carve him a fish ( Northern Pike)..... Took forever after presenting it to him the first next person who saw it said whoever gave it to him must really like him because it was probably worth$500 or more. That was the icing on the cake as I had already decided I had fallen in love with this new form of mental release in a physical sense. And have been doing it ever since, with many months off in the winter up here because of extreme cold and my lack of inside space to do this. But in that time I have learned many of the basics I never had and I do believe surviving has given me an ability that was never there before. I have done many different types, but is always the new ones they're really drive me. If you would like to see some ( Ruf Art by Tim , Edmonton, Alberta. Facebook)
What a story! I’m happy you beat your cancer, that is no small feat! I peaked at your page, you do beautiful work!
I agree that carving is a wonderful physical, mental, and even borderline spiritual release! It’s every I have needed in my life, I happy it has found you also 💛 Carve on brother!!!
Nice job I like them both . The reason of the cracking on the bass wood is you used the heart of the tree in the carving . The moisture is trying to escape a natural occurrence in all types of trees. With the white pine you halved it so the moisture is more released 1/4 the log even better. . On a smaller log that you want to carve try drilling a hole up from the base of the carving through the center that way it can get air up into the carving and thus dry out with less cracking but hey it's still wood and it still might crack but less. Take care have fun carving and I hope this tip helps you
Thank you 😊 I have a big bear head in the works now and I hollowed out the center for all the reasons you said above! I’m planning on keeping the cracked boy because I like him so much, there really are times where the cracks just work and further emphasized the beautiful material used…wood! ☺️
I absolutely agree with you I think a lot of the times the crack adds character to the carving. My recommendation is with your clients is be up front and tell them that almost all of the carvings will crack on bears I generally put a relief cut down the back of the bear and at the shoulders do a plung cut up into the head and this seems to work out well for the cracking. Also I have a 16 inch augar bit and drill into the top of the head down ànd then fill up the drilled hole with antifreeze. It has the same chemical that wood wood turners use to stabilize wood in wood turning. Just for your info
Tu devrais utiliser des gouges,des ciseaux à bois et des couteaux de sculpture pour fignoler la tête de tes oiseaux et leurs plumage.
I just got my first set of chisels! I don’t think I would ever use them for these lower budget carves but I’m excited to learn how to use them for larger budget carvings 😁 Thank you!
hey just wondering what you think if the WEN finger sander, its next on my list for tools but I see a lot of people buy the makita. However the price of the makita is out of my range.... love your channel!
Aww I appreciate that! I actually have the Bauer finger sander from Harbor freight, was around $35. I would recommend that over Wen if you have a harbor freight available locally. The Bauer sander just has a more solid build. I’ll eventually get the Mikita but like you said, I’m not made of $$$ 😂
What do you do or where can I find wood that is dry enough to wood carve with?
This is an interesting topic! There is not a correct wood dryness for carving, it all depends on the carvers preference as well as the wood type. I personally like to carve green wood, it carves easier and is more gentle on your chain and other tools as well. When I get a batch of wood I usually let it sit for about 3 months while I finish up the last batch. I haven’t carved any hardwoods yet but I know people try to carve those as green as possible, otherwise you might as well be carving vertical cement haha!
Traditional wood carving is green wood, so no need to wait! I get my wood from a variety of places - neighbors, recently downed trees I see and ask if I can chop and haul (usually mutually beneficial), local saw mills, tree clearing companies, and Facebook marketplace!
@@TayMarie23 Thank you for your quick response. But when I buy wood carvings it seems to may as though they've been dried as the wood is very lite weight. When I buy tree trunks they are very heavy. Again just wondering and needed your expertise
Of course! I’m definitely not a expert so always do your own do diligence! The carvings you bought might have been carved dry, or they could have been carved green then put to the side to dry for a few months! The size of the carving will also determine dry times. Small, skinny tall, and even some medium carvings can dry pretty fast, sometimes too fast and you have to slow them down with oil and a cool shady spot! Larger carvings on the other hand can take months to years to dry!
Some carvers carve green, then put their carvings to the side for months, then they repair any cracks before applying their finish and selling them!
Have you carved any ducks, I 'm going to try one this spring
I have not carved a duck yet, I have carved loons though! Are you planning on carving a decoy?
I carve Eagles And Owls just thought I'd try a duck
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I like your channel, it's refreshing compared to the new norm. I think it's sad that if you recorded your videos with more skin showing, skimpy outfits, lots of cleavage/side boob etc, that you'd probably have 200K subs by now; It's great to see that you don't sell yourself out. I'm a man, I love a pretty girl, but I find it disgusting that there's a new trend of channels that purposely push the very limits of YT's acceptable nudity because it gets them tens of thousands of subs in a very short time and more views based on the thumbnail; I think it's morphed itself here from the recent surge of "Onlyfans". Here we have a smart, attractive girl that helps teach people how to do things themselves but her channel won't grow as quickly as all the sellouts channels do, that shouldn't be a part of the equation and I'm glad to see you're growing your channel organically...
Dayum thank you! It’s definitely been a grind…especially since the carving content takes weeks to make, so I can’t be the type of creator that releases videos every few days which has slowed growth. I actually started this channel as a DIY channel when I started fixing up one of the old houses we bought a year ago, but then I found carving and fell in love with it! So I’m just out here sharing my new passion ☺️
But yes, I’m sure if I chainsaw carved in a bikini my channel would be doing better 😂 But that would just be weird, unsafe, and my neighbors would definitely think I’m crazy 🤣
I dont know what it is. but your not the first one to have issues with cardinals
Kyra waits
I have heard of Kyra, she does beautiful work! Did she have some cracking cardinals too? 😂
@TayMarie i believe so. I cant be certain because, like myself a she doesn't speak in her videos.
I just Uploaded my 1st dog carving video. German shepherd bust. Watching u helped me so much! Thank u 💓
Have u ever tried to carve an eagle?