TH-cam would not stop recommending me this video, I eventually concede when TH-cam does this and I always end up watching to the end lol, great video!!!!
Not everyone grasps how technical all of that truly is though. Ton of skills wrapped into one and people in the trade appreciate it more. His work is fantastic.
@@frikkied2638 irrelevant that he used someone else's 3D model. What he did with it was pretty amazing. I can't even get a simple double sided cut right..
I have always held firm on the Xenomorph being the BEST "monster" in any monster movie ever made. This is a one of a kind piece and it is AWESOME! GREAT work!
Amazing, not just the perfect shape, but the motion it projects. It really feels alive, on a prowl, not just a static sculpture. True piece of art, love it! 😍
Still come back to watch your videos, and think of your channel from time to time, hope you are doing well Dennis and that you start doing more projects again at some point!
Thank you! I appreciate your kind words. Unfortunately, my current job and family obligations do not allow me to do much woodworking; let alone make videos. I hope to get back to it again one day...
@@dennisvanhoof9958I imagine you are even more enthusiastic and big hearted when it comes to family as you are with woodworking! Your family is very lucky to have you, I look forward to when you have some time to return to creating more amazing sculptures!
I Love It! I would have tried to add some fiber optics to make it a little more mysterious. Fantastic idea and have to check into something along that line with my CNC. Again great work.
Wow!!! This is the reason TH-cam was invented. I watch a lot of people create things but this is a masterpiece. I am probably biased because I am a huge fan of HR Giger and the Alien movies. But man!!! this turned out fantastic!!! Great job!!
I have been using cnc for years but seeing you I realize that I use it at 10% of its possibilities. you have always good ideas and also great software skills, it would be nice if you made specific videos about software that you use. thanks for opening my eyes, now I know where I want to go with my cnc.
Thank you for your kind words! My software skills are actually pretty basic. That's why I usually start by buying a 3D design that comes close to what I'm looking for, and then make basic modifications using Meshmixer, so that it's compatible with my CNC (dimensions, angle, etc.). There are plenty of videos about the basics of Meshmixer that explain the features much better than I can. Lastly, I watched all the VCarve tutorials on the Vectric website. They are very clear and explain everything there is to know about how to use the software for creating tool paths. Hope this helps! :)
I work as a CNC programmer. I admire your processing and assembling of the finished model in layers. Tell me what lessons you learned to work in Autodesk Meshmixer.
Thank you for your kind words! My Meshmixer skills are very basic. I just watched a bunch of TH-cam videos until I was able to do the things needed for my projects.
Cant understand that you just got that small amount of followers! Your work is amazing and i always wait for your next video! Good work, well done! Greetings from Germany!
Thank you! I agree with you on the price. I'm estimating about $800 for the wood, $100 for the epoxy and equipment (cups, spatulas, brush, latex mat, etc.) and another $100 all other stuff (glue, varnish, dowels, etc.), so I'd say $1,000 or so, if you have a working setup and all the required bits. But that doesn't come even close to the labor, which is about 40 days of 10 hours each at, let's say $50 per hour; this equates to $20,000. And then I'm not even mentioning the time it took to modify the 3D model and design all the individual tool paths. That would be approximately 3 weeks of evening hours, so maybe an additional $3,000. Take into account the wear of the machine and bits, as well as the time and investment it took me to be able to do this (purchasing and learning the software, and the machine) as well as the artistic component (its uniqueness, how many others would be able to make this, the blood sweat and tears, and so on), and it quickly becomes priceless. :) As you can imagine, I would not sell this for $30,000. ;)
@@dennisvanhoof9958 if my hobby brought me the main income, I would be happy. if i finally build my workshop i will try to do something similar, thanks for the idea, good job. By the way, you can make kits for self-assembly, like models of airplanes and plastic ships. the truth is that most of the bulet will turn out like Homer Simpson when he was assembling a workbench)))
@@mrSanders. SO far, my "real" job makes much more for much less effort than my woodworking hobby. But then again, that's why it's called a hobby, right? ;) I did make a few DIY projects available, with files free to download (a sea shell box th-cam.com/video/BXWihtBl9x0/w-d-xo.html and a butterfly th-cam.com/video/Aj4ZW0sDotA/w-d-xo.html), but it seems like not many are interested. I'm making another one right now that might appeal to a larger audience. Stay tuned...!
You'll never believe this but very early into the video I thought to myself "this is such a lengthy process I can't imagine how irritating it would be for a part of the process to break down half way through" and then sure enough the cnc needed replaced and I was like "figures" LOL
Ah yes, and I needed to replace the brushes halfway one of the torso slices too!!! I paused it just in time before the router spindle stopped spinning; then had to do some acrobatics to open the router and replace the brushes, without loosing the XYZ coordinate positions. Too awkward to record that on video. ;)
Happy to inspire! Check out my other videos to see what else is possible: th-cam.com/channels/GX0EEXOi0vPNgmj3diqk8Q.htmlvideos Your mind is the only limitation to your creativity. :)
excellent work! I've done much, much smaller projects and it's a ton of work. The dowel alignment is a good idea (and also good for strengthening the tail). I like that you used so many different types of adhesive (liquid nails, wood glue, super glue, epoxy). Thanks for sharing the details of the design and the carving as well as assembly and finishing.
@@dennisvanhoof9958 any particular reason you just used the clear wood glue rather than a supposedly stronger clear resin on the tail pieces. i was kind of cringing at the lack of additional support connections on those tail segments imagining them breaking easily from any sort of accident or just from a rough shipping handler.
@@johnharbinger4637 Good questions! No particular reason, actually. And I don't plan on shipping it, so it's quite safe as a decorative art piece in my house. The surface area of each tail segment was perfectly flat, and relatively large, so I'm trusting the glue to hold; if not, I'll reglue it with a stronger bond. Time will tell...
Legend! I have been researching ways to make a similar 3D model on my CNC Shark. I had similar concepts in my head and had been playing around with Meshmaker and Vcarve Pro. However, this video has opened up a lot of invaluable methods and information. I now know it can be done on a home shop CNC. Thank you, thankyou!!
Absolutely Excellent ! After looking on your site I believe this Alien is one of your most intricate and best designs yet. Wow I am duly impressed. Well done my friend !
Thank you! Dense wood and fine-tipped bits would allow for even finer details. But carving such a large project that way would take years, so it's a matter of balancing the time and required amount of detail.
To whom shall I speak, and give warning, that they may hear? He that has ears to hear, let him hear. Are you saved? Where will you go when you die? Heaven or hell? The Gospel, which means the Good News is the news that God Almighty, the Creator came in the flesh as Jesus Christ to take away the sin of the world. The one God is a trinity of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. The Son came and laid down his own life to save ours. His sacrifice on the cross paid the price for our redemption with his own blood. On the third day he rose from dead and offers the gift of salvation and forgiveness to those that repent and trust in him. Although God's creation was created perfect, having no death, sickness and disease, the creation became corrupted through Adam and Eve in them disobeying God. In this rebellion the creation became fallen through the curse of sin and mankind became separated from God. This world is fallen, but God offers reconciliation to him through his provision at the cross. Ultimately God will restore his creation to perfection when he returns but those that who reject his offer of redemption will remain condemned by their sins and go to hell. John 1:1,14 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and THE WORD WAS GOD. [14] And THE WORD WAS MADE FLESH, and dwelt among us, 1 John 3:8 He that committeth sin is of the devil; for the devil sinneth from the beginning. For this purpose the Son of God was manifested, that he might destroy the works of the devil. Isaiah 9:6 For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, The mighty GOD, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace. John 1:10 He was in the world, and the world was made by him, and THE WORLD KNEW HIM NOT.
You missed a "Game over man.. Game over!!" pun when the CNC broke down. But dear God this looks amazing! The Xeno will always be the scariest creature ever made to me. Awesome video. Will start going through your others now.
Thank you for the praise on my art work! It is also very nice to see the that the time and effort to compile a video like this are being appreciated. I'm guessing you know what it takes. :)
@@dennisvanhoof9958 you are absolutely right, I know a thing or two about video editing and how much of time its taken to put everything in video so its not only have nice context, but also enjoyable content! Maybe I will repeat myself, but it is really enjoyable to watch your videos: you share your experience, your ideas, information about the bits you used - very informative. Keep it up a good work. Oh... and you deserve much more views and subscribers. I will try to shout out your channel from my side. Have a great day!!
Truly amazing stuff, I wondered just how much something like that would sale for but i guess it is whatever someone wanted to pay for it, it is art and could sale for millions i'm guessing and than i see you have sold a few violins for thousands of dollars ,WOW worth every penny and more i'm sure.Good for you bud very inspirational ,thanks for making these videos.
Very true. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder (and the creator). Some might think a piece of art is worthless, while someone else might think it is the most astonishing piece ever made. Then it also depends on the effort and time the artist spent, as well as the uniqueness of the piece. All very subjective, and in the end, it comes down to the feelings and emotions that need to be expressed in currency to come up with a price. Not an easy task! ;) Oh yeah, and on top of that, I also always like to add a technical engineering challenge to my projects.
This is craftmanship at its finest... And on all levels. Until I started trying to make props myself, I never realizes how involved it was. But to be so talented at videography and editing is a whole other beast. You made this look easy. Very well put together video. May the algorithm be generous to you. Thank you for sharing a portion of your knowledge.
Beautiful job. One suggestion i will make though, Look into getting some rubber tubing. You can use the rubber tubing to clamp odd shapes together, it wont harm your work, or be as awkward as the clamps and you can also control the pressure that it applies.
don’t know what your day job is but your definitely crushing your hobby 😎🤘🍻
dude, you are something else... i'd never imagine doing such a thing in a 3axis cnc, holy crap, simply amazing
TH-cam would not stop recommending me this video, I eventually concede when TH-cam does this and I always end up watching to the end lol, great video!!!!
Thank you! :)
OMG you have done the best CNC wood carving I have ever seen on the face of the internets with a "shapeoko" lol
As a fan of every Alien comic book, graphic novel, movie, etc, this is mind-blowing and such a beautiful piece!
This is amazing, only a select number of people truly understand the amount of work you put into that 👏 outstanding
Thank you for the praising words! :)
I think everyone understands, it's in the video...
Not everyone grasps how technical all of that truly is though. Ton of skills wrapped into one and people in the trade appreciate it more. His work is fantastic.
Really interesting to see someone using those machines and software to their fullest and creating some unique carvings
The 3d model isn't his he used exactly what original was just chopped it up
@@valeforedark pretty sure he’s talking about the CAM software
@@frikkied2638 irrelevant that he used someone else's 3D model. What he did with it was pretty amazing. I can't even get a simple double sided cut right..
@@deatheraget Not sure if you meant to address me because I didn't say anything about him using someone else's model...
Who downvotes this gurus work?! Amazing carves as always.
I have to say that is probably the coolest thing I have ever seen made with a CNC machine! Mad props to your skills man!!
Your skill level is beyond anything I have ever seen.
I have always held firm on the Xenomorph being the BEST "monster" in any monster movie ever made. This is a one of a kind piece and it is AWESOME! GREAT work!
That is incredible. Congratulations. You must be very smart and patient
EXCELLENT WORK would love to buy it but I probably couldn't justify spending that much money. AMAZING WORK, Thank You
On CNC video binging, and this is deserving of millions of views.
Its a work of art.
Really.
Thank you for your kind words!
Wow!!! That it totaly wicked!!! What a centerpiece for the livingroom...
You continue to impress. My hat is off to you sir
Amazing, not just the perfect shape, but the motion it projects. It really feels alive, on a prowl, not just a static sculpture. True piece of art, love it! 😍
Still come back to watch your videos, and think of your channel from time to time, hope you are doing well Dennis and that you start doing more projects again at some point!
Thank you! I appreciate your kind words. Unfortunately, my current job and family obligations do not allow me to do much woodworking; let alone make videos. I hope to get back to it again one day...
@@dennisvanhoof9958I imagine you are even more enthusiastic and big hearted when it comes to family as you are with woodworking! Your family is very lucky to have you, I look forward to when you have some time to return to creating more amazing sculptures!
I get impatient making one little two-sided 3D part. So much respect for how long this must've taken, and what an amazing result!
Wow... Only a real professional with high skills can do that... Kudos
Just amazing. The amount of work for this.... but damn, the result is something else.... I want it!! What a piece for the mancave!!
next generation cnc routing......amazing bravo
Wonderful work. Hi from Texas
I Love It! I would have tried to add some fiber optics to make it a little more mysterious. Fantastic idea and have to check into something along that line with my CNC. Again great work.
Outstanding wood work here and I can only salute You for this stunning Xeno. Thumbs up!
I am speachless, wow, wow, wow. Thanks for sharing this vid!
So refreshing to see your cnc work and not some crappy low res barn owl on a flat surface
Amazing work, enjoyed watching
Very Talented Art work
Wow!!! This is the reason TH-cam was invented. I watch a lot of people create things but this is a masterpiece. I am probably biased because I am a huge fan of HR Giger and the Alien movies. But man!!! this turned out fantastic!!! Great job!!
This is very nice! I can see this made using wenge to be closer to its original color in the movies. A+ job!!!
Amazing execution. Amazing result.
This is absolutely amazing! As a CNC professional and Xenomorph nerd i cant stop drooling at this!
I have been using cnc for years but seeing you I realize that I use it at 10% of its possibilities.
you have always good ideas and also great software skills, it would be nice if you made specific videos about software that you use.
thanks for opening my eyes, now I know where I want to go with my cnc.
Thank you for your kind words! My software skills are actually pretty basic. That's why I usually start by buying a 3D design that comes close to what I'm looking for, and then make basic modifications using Meshmixer, so that it's compatible with my CNC (dimensions, angle, etc.). There are plenty of videos about the basics of Meshmixer that explain the features much better than I can. Lastly, I watched all the VCarve tutorials on the Vectric website. They are very clear and explain everything there is to know about how to use the software for creating tool paths. Hope this helps! :)
I work as a CNC programmer. I admire your processing and assembling of the finished model in layers. Tell me what lessons you learned to work in Autodesk Meshmixer.
Thank you for your kind words! My Meshmixer skills are very basic. I just watched a bunch of TH-cam videos until I was able to do the things needed for my projects.
Absolutely stunning, I'm filled with awe and jealousy! Great piece, I hope it makes people's eyes light up when they see it!
Cant understand that you just got that small amount of followers! Your work is amazing and i always wait for your next video!
Good work, well done!
Greetings from Germany!
Thank you for your kind and supportive words! :)
This is an amazing piece that you made there, this is something I can see a collector paying thousands of dollars for.
Thank you! I agree with you on the price.
I'm estimating about $800 for the wood, $100 for the epoxy and equipment (cups, spatulas, brush, latex mat, etc.) and another $100 all other stuff (glue, varnish, dowels, etc.), so I'd say $1,000 or so, if you have a working setup and all the required bits.
But that doesn't come even close to the labor, which is about 40 days of 10 hours each at, let's say $50 per hour; this equates to $20,000.
And then I'm not even mentioning the time it took to modify the 3D model and design all the individual tool paths. That would be approximately 3 weeks of evening hours, so maybe an additional $3,000.
Take into account the wear of the machine and bits, as well as the time and investment it took me to be able to do this (purchasing and learning the software, and the machine) as well as the artistic component (its uniqueness, how many others would be able to make this, the blood sweat and tears, and so on), and it quickly becomes priceless. :)
As you can imagine, I would not sell this for $30,000. ;)
@@dennisvanhoof9958 might be worth getting a higher performance cnc?
@@mrSanders. It's just a hobby, and this machine is more than capable of what I want.
@@dennisvanhoof9958 if my hobby brought me the main income, I would be happy. if i finally build my workshop i will try to do something similar, thanks for the idea, good job. By the way, you can make kits for self-assembly, like models of airplanes and plastic ships. the truth is that most of the bulet will turn out like Homer Simpson when he was assembling a workbench)))
@@mrSanders. SO far, my "real" job makes much more for much less effort than my woodworking hobby. But then again, that's why it's called a hobby, right? ;)
I did make a few DIY projects available, with files free to download (a sea shell box th-cam.com/video/BXWihtBl9x0/w-d-xo.html and a butterfly th-cam.com/video/Aj4ZW0sDotA/w-d-xo.html), but it seems like not many are interested. I'm making another one right now that might appeal to a larger audience. Stay tuned...!
You'll never believe this but very early into the video I thought to myself "this is such a lengthy process I can't imagine how irritating it would be for a part of the process to break down half way through" and then sure enough the cnc needed replaced and I was like "figures" LOL
Ah yes, and I needed to replace the brushes halfway one of the torso slices too!!! I paused it just in time before the router spindle stopped spinning; then had to do some acrobatics to open the router and replace the brushes, without loosing the XYZ coordinate positions. Too awkward to record that on video. ;)
WAAAUUU impresionante amigo, quedo genial!!!
That’s some serious bike you ride, loved it. And the xenomorph is absolutely stunning!!!
Amazing piece of work, what patience you have, thanks for sharing.
Just when I thought your projects couldn't get any better, it gets better again. Amazing work of art my friend.
Thank you for your kind words! :)
Absolutely incredible work! 👍🏽
Oh my god Dennis, I cannot believe, what an amazing job! much respect. ciao
I'm very new to CNC router projects and watching this and seeing what can be accomplished was absolutely incredible. Thank you for sharing your work.
Happy to inspire! Check out my other videos to see what else is possible: th-cam.com/channels/GX0EEXOi0vPNgmj3diqk8Q.htmlvideos
Your mind is the only limitation to your creativity. :)
Wow!
your channel is so underrated
excellent work! I've done much, much smaller projects and it's a ton of work. The dowel alignment is a good idea (and also good for strengthening the tail). I like that you used so many different types of adhesive (liquid nails, wood glue, super glue, epoxy). Thanks for sharing the details of the design and the carving as well as assembly and finishing.
Thank you for your kind and encouraging words! :)
@@dennisvanhoof9958 any particular reason you just used the clear wood glue rather than a supposedly stronger clear resin on the tail pieces. i was kind of cringing at the lack of additional support connections on those tail segments imagining them breaking easily from any sort of accident or just from a rough shipping handler.
@@johnharbinger4637 Good questions! No particular reason, actually. And I don't plan on shipping it, so it's quite safe as a decorative art piece in my house. The surface area of each tail segment was perfectly flat, and relatively large, so I'm trusting the glue to hold; if not, I'll reglue it with a stronger bond. Time will tell...
Really cool project. I'm surprised the tail piece held on with just the small connection. Thanks for sharing your process.
Beautiful work. I'm in awe of your skill and dedication to complete a project like this.
Thank you for showing us what is possible with a CNC router! Nice work!
Happy to inspire! :)
That is absolutely stunning. And you are amazingly talented my friend.
Need more videos like this. Great work!
OMG! That is one sweet looking Xenomorph! Man i wish i owned one! Great work!
That's really awesome wood working, with a digital router, very nicely done. That's the beauty of wood working. 😁👍🇺🇸
Amazing work..... inspiring!! Shows off the true potential of a cnc router! 😁👍
Legend! I have been researching ways to make a similar 3D model on my CNC Shark. I had similar concepts in my head and had been playing around with Meshmaker and Vcarve Pro. However, this video has opened up a lot of invaluable methods and information. I now know it can be done on a home shop CNC. Thank you, thankyou!!
Brilliant Dennis, another clever well crafted design 👍😊
Absolutely Excellent ! After looking on your site I believe this Alien is one of your most intricate and best designs yet. Wow I am duly impressed. Well done my friend !
This is just insanely impressive. I had no idea that this kind of detail was possible with a CNC
Thank you! Dense wood and fine-tipped bits would allow for even finer details. But carving such a large project that way would take years, so it's a matter of balancing the time and required amount of detail.
Truly beautiful! Unique and I imagine a future heirloom.
wow, i had never imagined that this was even possible with this machine. well done!
Super skilled and amazing result.
Amazing work Dennis! Super cool project and I’m blown away by the results you can get out of the CNC router.
To whom shall I speak, and give warning, that they may hear? He that has ears to hear, let him hear.
Are you saved? Where will you go when you die? Heaven or hell?
The Gospel, which means the Good News is the news that God Almighty, the Creator came in the flesh as Jesus Christ to take away the sin of the world. The one God is a trinity of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. The Son came and laid down his own life to save ours. His sacrifice on the cross paid the price for our redemption with his own blood. On the third day he rose from dead and offers the gift of salvation and forgiveness to those that repent and trust in him. Although God's creation was created perfect, having no death, sickness and disease, the creation became corrupted through Adam and Eve in them disobeying God. In this rebellion the creation became fallen through the curse of sin and mankind became separated from God. This world is fallen, but God offers reconciliation to him through his provision at the cross. Ultimately God will restore his creation to perfection when he returns but those that who reject his offer of redemption will remain condemned by their sins and go to hell.
John 1:1,14
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and THE WORD WAS GOD. [14] And THE WORD WAS MADE FLESH, and dwelt among us,
1 John 3:8
He that committeth sin is of the devil; for the devil sinneth from the beginning. For this purpose the Son of God was manifested, that he might destroy the works of the devil.
Isaiah 9:6
For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, The mighty GOD, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace.
John 1:10
He was in the world, and the world was made by him, and THE WORLD KNEW HIM NOT.
@@jesusisgod2953 da fuh?
Brilliant as always, I really like that slice technique, i have to practice meshmixer again
Dennis, it’s amazing how you can slice the parts and figure out the best way to cut them. I get confused just watching you. Looks great as always.
That's truly amazing. So much work to do and time consuming, but the result was mesmerizing! I hope you make more characters in the future. Good luck.
The amount of work and time and skills you put into the work is astonishing! Wonderful job!
Thank you for the praise! :)
That was so cool! Amazing job Dennis. Cheers
Beautiful, great workmanship.
Wow now that's one awesome piece incredible
You missed a "Game over man.. Game over!!" pun when the CNC broke down.
But dear God this looks amazing! The Xeno will always be the scariest creature ever made to me. Awesome video. Will start going through your others now.
Thank you for your kind words! :)
Masterpiece!! Thank you for your time and effort not only in sharing your skills but for video editing too! True Artist!
Thank you for the praise on my art work! It is also very nice to see the that the time and effort to compile a video like this are being appreciated. I'm guessing you know what it takes. :)
@@dennisvanhoof9958 you are absolutely right, I know a thing or two about video editing and how much of time its taken to put everything in video so its not only have nice context, but also enjoyable content!
Maybe I will repeat myself, but it is really enjoyable to watch your videos: you share your experience, your ideas, information about the bits you used - very informative.
Keep it up a good work.
Oh... and you deserve much more views and subscribers. I will try to shout out your channel from my side.
Have a great day!!
Extraordinaire… Travail de précision… Bravo, les détails sont superbes…
insane amount of work on this, truly amazing!
unbelivable art !!!
"Apone Apone", well done .I am a big HR Giga fan👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Very cool. I love seeing technology leveraged to make amazing art. Good stuff.
wow, this is amazing and your channel is sure to see explosive growth!
WOW, extremely impressive! It look sooooooo cool! I’m a little bit speechless 😍🤩
Truly amazing stuff, I wondered just how much something like that would sale for but i guess it is whatever someone wanted to pay for it, it is art and could sale for millions i'm guessing and than i see you have sold a few violins for thousands of dollars ,WOW worth every penny and more i'm sure.Good for you bud very inspirational ,thanks for making these videos.
Very true. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder (and the creator). Some might think a piece of art is worthless, while someone else might think it is the most astonishing piece ever made. Then it also depends on the effort and time the artist spent, as well as the uniqueness of the piece. All very subjective, and in the end, it comes down to the feelings and emotions that need to be expressed in currency to come up with a price. Not an easy task! ;) Oh yeah, and on top of that, I also always like to add a technical engineering challenge to my projects.
23:04 No aliens were harmed during the making of this video. Seriously though what high level planning and crafting skills.
Ah yes, I forgot to include the disclaimer. Thanks for adding that! ;)
This is craftmanship at its finest... And on all levels. Until I started trying to make props myself, I never realizes how involved it was. But to be so talented at videography and editing is a whole other beast. You made this look easy. Very well put together video. May the algorithm be generous to you. Thank you for sharing a portion of your knowledge.
Thank you for your kind and supportive words! I really appreciate it. :)
I'm just as impressed with your video editing skills as I am with your woodworking skills! Fantastic job all the way around.
Thank you for your kind words and recognition! :)
Masterfull!!!Cheers from Toronto Canada!!
Beautiful job.
One suggestion i will make though, Look into getting some rubber tubing. You can use the rubber tubing to clamp odd shapes together, it wont harm your work, or be as awkward as the clamps and you can also control the pressure that it applies.
Thanks for the tips!
Wow , amazing work
Truely Awsome ..African hard wood has such amazing feel . .
Absoultely beautiful piece!
Brillant ❤ J’adore !!!!
Looks amazing 👍
It is quite impressive you have great ability you deserve more views greetings from Mexico
This video popped up just when I needed it! Thank you for sharing this great project
Your work is pretty amazing..
Fantastic piece
As the Doctor would say FANTASTIC!
Absolutely awesome work. I hope to be that good some day soon.
Happy to inspire! :)
Fantastic again, bravo my brother!
Awesome job!!!
Love the helmet/xenomorph comparison. Have you seen his other works?
Thank you! Yes, I'm quite familiar with his art. :)