Doug you know what they say about great minds lol. I didn’t get to watch your livestream yet. I’ve thought about one of these for awhile now. I had an uncle who was a plumber. He wore the blue coveralls and had this big pipe wrench. I had another comment on this carving and he said he did a similar one about a month ago. This must be pipe wrench month. 😆
Kevin, I saw a movie once where these puppets came to life. If these guys do, you'll have no plumbing issues😄. They look like they know what they're doing. You never cease to amaze me!!!
Just love the sound of knife slicing through timber , im a lefty as well for years i did oil painting then two years agoafter bad hip op i needed some thing else i got bored with painting and started whittling little men out of 1x1 did a few more ambious peices now im doing a cartoon like figure of a cowboy gun slinger big hat big mastache about to draw both pistolsi want one eve closed the other wide open left leg slightly in front of the other im asking have you done anythig like that im sort of stuggling, love all you videos iv seen to date ,cheers from Australia, ps i might have left it to late as im 85 ln sept
Thank you. I may have done something similar over the years. I have done probably 10,000 carvings or more over the years. Take a look at my Facebook page Kevin Coates Wood Carving. You may see something there
Great carving Kevin😊. As always I am amazed at the detail & creativity of your work & art. I noticed your use of gouges in this carving. I have been trying to use gouges also. What size gouges did you use? The pipe wrench is a wonderful added touch. Was it difficult to carve a piece that small? I always look forward to your videos.
Every time I watch one of your videos I wonder what kind of wood you used. It seems to be somewhat harder than basswood but easy to work with, at least under your knife. Can you tell us what type it is? Fascinating to watch you work, good job on your carving and the videos. Great camera angles.
I’ve been thinking about one like this for awhile. I had an uncle who was a plumber. I always remember the big pipe wrench he had. Would love to see the one you carved
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Love it -we were just talking about a guy with a pipe wrench on our livestream Sunday so this is perfect
Doug you know what they say about great minds lol. I didn’t get to watch your livestream yet. I’ve thought about one of these for awhile now. I had an uncle who was a plumber. He wore the blue coveralls and had this big pipe wrench. I had another comment on this carving and he said he did a similar one about a month ago. This must be pipe wrench month. 😆
Kevin, I saw a movie once where these puppets came to life. If these guys do, you'll have no plumbing issues😄. They look like they know what they're doing. You never cease to amaze me!!!
I wish they would lol 😆 . I would make a fortune. Thank you
Great characters Kevin ...Thanks for showing us how to do it
Thank you
2 in a row. I havent even had a chance to try the salesman and here's another great one. Love them all Kevin, thank for sharing.
Thank you Joe. I don’t usually get much spare time so I have to take advantage when I do
Watching you carve is so relaxing! I enjoy each of your projects. Thanks for this video!!!
Glad you enjoy them. Thank you
I just love those fantastic eyebrows which give them both so much more character. Thanks for the video.
Thank you Gina
Man you make it all look so easy. I don't have a set of voices or v tools. But they seem to make some cuts easier. Keep up the great videos.
Thank you Randy
Nice detail in that, fantastic work. Love it as always.
Thank you
Awesome job Mr. Kevin!
Thank you Sir
Awesome work Kevin!!!
Thanks Darren
Observeing you i can see you have a few things foresight talent very sharp knives creative hands and a vivid imagination thank you .
Thank you 👍
Was it me! Or could anyone else smell the pine with each knife cut?
I sure can lol
Wonderful. Got to love em
Thank you
Just love the sound of knife slicing through timber , im a lefty as well for years i did oil painting then two years agoafter bad hip op i needed some thing else i got bored with painting and started whittling little men out of 1x1 did a few more ambious peices now im doing a cartoon like figure of a cowboy gun slinger big hat big mastache about to draw both pistolsi want one eve closed the other wide open left leg slightly in front of the other im asking have you done anythig like that im sort of stuggling, love all you videos iv seen to date ,cheers from Australia, ps i might have left it to late as im 85 ln sept
Thank you. I may have done something similar over the years. I have done probably 10,000 carvings or more over the years. Take a look at my Facebook page Kevin Coates Wood Carving. You may see something there
What is the brand and length of that long knife. Great to watch like always.
It’s an Occ knife. 2 1/4” blade. Thanks for watching
Fantastic carving ❤
Thank you
Great carving Kevin😊. As always I am amazed at the detail & creativity of your work & art. I noticed your use of gouges in this carving. I have been trying to use gouges also. What size gouges did you use? The pipe wrench is a wonderful added touch. Was it difficult to carve a piece that small? I always look forward to your videos.
Thanks Bruce. I'm not sure the size but they're not very big. Maybe 1/4"-1/3". That's a set I bought when I first started carving
Every time I watch one of your videos I wonder what kind of wood you used. It seems to be somewhat harder than basswood but easy to work with, at least under your knife. Can you tell us what type it is? Fascinating to watch you work, good job on your carving and the videos. Great camera angles.
Thank you Mark. It’s white pine. For the most part it’s pretty good to carve but I get the occasional piece that’s not that great to work with
😄💪💪💪👍🙏Grazie Maestro👍
Thank you
Oh my. I have to send you a picture of what I carved the other day. Such a coincidence I carved the same thing about a month ago.
I’ve been thinking about one like this for awhile. I had an uncle who was a plumber. I always remember the big pipe wrench he had. Would love to see the one you carved
Love your videos Kevin. Are you based in the US or uk and if so where do you buy your White Pine?
Cheers
Graeme
Thank you. I live on the east coast of Canada. I get my pine at a Home Hardware store.
What type of wood are you using?
White pine
Super👋👍😁
Thank you
can you share what size gouge you're using?
I think it's 1/4"
super, welches holz
Thank you. White wood
What happened to ur nail?
My dog