Cottonwood bark elephant

[@edmcconnell4068]

Nice! Always good work.

[@Sernaabq]

Love watching always learn new tips

[@joywoodward5787]

Another imaginative work of art. Love it!

[@Freakymum1645]

Beautiful, wow. You’re so talented.

[@kjirstenboucher9682]

Love this!🤩👍

[@jayc3110]

That was beautifully done . And it was an unusual thing, an elephant! I have never seen one being carved before I watched your video. Thank you and best wishes

[@roythomas9554]

Only a very talented person can look at a picture on a phone and carve it in a piece of wood.
As always, I always look forward to friday mornings so I can watch Random Acts.

[@randomactsofcarving7683]

Thanks Roy, carve on brother.

[@DamonSinfield]

Great job, love this one, I might give it a try 😅

[@markanthony559]

Very cool 👍👍👍

[@jamesrankin9833]

Love it! Good stuff!

[@Sernaabq]

Very cool

[@steveholbrook4729]

nice work

[@adrianhoward7253]

Love your awesome 👏

[@phyllisrambo3100]

Your amazing! Love this one. Can you carve in other barks , like chestnut oak? Thank you

[@randomactsofcarving7683]

You can carve other barks but they are usually not as thick or as dense so they would probably flake apart. Cottonwood bark from the northwest can get several inches thick and holds detail very well

[@rickmeisch643]

Mark first video of yours I’ve seen, and you do nice detail work. The trunk seems to have a crack in it so do you try a glue job to strengthen it up? The finished carve looks very well done

[@randomactsofcarving7683]

@@rickmeisch643 thanks for the compliment, the trunk wasn't week, that was just the texture of the bark. So no gluing necessary.

[@randyharmon6861]

You’ve been asked before ,I’m sure, what brand of grinder are you using?

[@randomactsofcarving7683]

Hi Randy, in this video I was using a micromotor called, Strong 202. I've had it a couple years and it is my favorite for small stuff.

[@randyharmon6861]

Thanks for getting back to me.