+lynda williams thanks lynda, we are off to wales next week to finish the foundation wall. and i might do some work with the digger as well. then we are going to go in march for a month to hopefully finish the roundhouse. i can't wait to move now.
I so love this. I just ordered some tools to start making projects like this, even though I have no idea about carving on wood 🤯 😬but I found out that this is a very cool work to learn. so exited about! wish me luck !
You are very good with your hand tools. I've never seen that string thing before...I will be using it. You can take the sharp edge of a rounded knife, or even a piece of broken glass and scrape wood and get a smother finish than sanding. I use an old stainless steel spoon sharpened on one side. A really outstanding job.
Beautiful job! I liked how you used the string and nails to make the design- a little bit of the old College Algebra and Trigonometry put to use! The grain on that wood was exceptional as well.
I was hoping this would be another video on your round house, but this was pretty good as well. It's mind blowing to me how you can hit with such precision at your age. Typically you'd only see this level precision from older craftsmen. Because of that during this video I kept thinking that you'd mess up an edge of your piece by continuing with the axe for as long as you did. :D
Really nice! I'm always surprised to see in these bowl carving videos that no one seems to be using cabinet scrapers to refine the surface. I've had great results using them on my humble projects.
I'm using a custom cabinet scraper on my first carved bowl. Made the scraper in about 5 minutes from a scrap bandsaw blade (3" wide). Layout, snip, file, done. Rolls chips.
Thanks for this video - Such a Beautiful bowl! We appreciate the time -speed up (made it fun to watch) made time to watch more of your videos :) Thanks for sharing your Artistry!!!
Your bowls are among some of the nicest Ibe seen on here. The way you find your boards with strong is a new one on me and easiest for me to follow. Thanks for the video. It's too bad you have to work from a storage unit but in a way, it's better. You can leave the chips behind and not take them with you, lol.
+Tom Palmer Hi tom, well the problem is that it is so physically demanding sometimes you don't have the energy. i would love to do some turning as well. i have never turned a bowl on a lathe and really want to get in to it at some point. i just don't have the space or the tools at the moment. i think alot more projects would get done if i could stand in front of a lathe and work rather than swinging the axe getting blisters. i do enjoy it, but you have to be in the right mood and feeling strong.
Beautiful bowl and well done. I have been told that Mineral oil is preferred for the finish as it wont go rancid but if you are having no problems with the olive oil then no biggie. Mineral oil is very cheap and available at drug stores all over--Might want to check it out?
Really nice work man. And what a great piece of wood. Beech is awesome, but you pay for it with blisters & calluses. Try some pine tar on your tool handles, it will help your grip.
I like the way you shaped the bottom! Pleasing to the eye, and stabelizing for when in use! At 4:09, tighten up that hold-fast!!ha,ha At 6:31, nice spalting! this is going to be a life changer!! Watch out, soon you will be in demand around town!
Hello, beautiful bowl. I am intrigued and have made many bowls on my lathe, but have latley turned to working with more hand tools and would like to attemp this gorgous bowl. Suggestions on what tool or brand i should look for ? Thanks
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that string compass thing you used to make the ellipse was a joy to watch. what a simple tool.
I am really wondored as well. He does a good work
Regards from Brazil, Nik.
Brisolino
If you get the show The Woodwright’s Shop he has an episode where it explains the use of it he has a TH-cam channel also
That's funny cause when u saw that I literally said that's awesome out loud I had never seen that
Nice work!!! No rushing and NO POWER-TOOLS!!! Finally somebody who knows what wood CARVING actually IS!!!!!!
That is stunning Kris, You are a real artisan, thank you for showing.
+lynda williams thanks lynda, we are off to wales next week to finish the foundation wall. and i might do some work with the digger as well. then we are going to go in march for a month to hopefully finish the roundhouse. i can't wait to move now.
no one would be able to appreciate nature's beauty without your artistry, skill and patience.
really beautiful work and bowl Kris, what an amount of work, but it makes it have alot of character
I don't really even like woodwork!
I just love how satisfying it is to listen and watch the transformation!
Inspiring, relaxing, talented work. Thank you very much!
You are a master of hand tools, truly a lost art.
Wow, finally someone who knows how to do it properly other than the great David Fisher! Great job mate, absolutely lovely.
+drownthedays david fisher was my inspiration, he is a true master, i could only dream of becoming that good. but i am glad you enjoyed the video.
Beautiful piece of beech there. Looks like lots more where that came from too! Thanks for the video.
You are a talented person... With your hand made tools you can do many things.. God bless you
for some reason im really satisfied watching these
nice of you to share your talent with everyone, thank you
Wow that bowl is beautiful very very nice workmanship thanks for showing just beautiful....
Very nice work . Inspired me to start my own set , for my wife . She really loves me making her handmade stuff .i like making it , and looking at it .
I so love this. I just ordered some tools to start making projects like this, even though I have no idea about carving on wood 🤯 😬but I found out that this is a very cool work to learn. so exited about! wish me luck !
I find something satisfying about watching this stuff
Молодец!!! Все руками,как и должно быть от природы,а не механика! За это 👍
Gorgeous / Such beautiful craftsmanship ❣
Wow. i just loved watching you do that..Very therapeutic.
That is SUCH a neat trick with the string!
You are very good with your hand tools. I've never seen that string thing before...I will be using it. You can take the sharp edge of a rounded knife, or even a piece of broken glass and scrape wood and get a smother finish than sanding. I use an old stainless steel spoon sharpened on one side. A really outstanding job.
Wow... What a beautiful bowl you've created... So talented...
Such a good vid Kris man and how far you have come respect
🙏 i just got a set of tools for this type of stuff, thanks for sharing! I loved the string trick you did!
Beautiful job! I liked how you used the string and nails to make the design- a little bit of the old College Algebra and Trigonometry put to use! The grain on that wood was exceptional as well.
Fantastic to watch! Beautiful finished product!
Beautiful. 😍Functional and love the process. 🙏💕
Excellent job . lots of hand work !
thanks for showing your talents to the world!😉
Super nyce. AWESOME job. Very patient and talented.
Spalted wood is so pretty. Awesome job brother!
Absolutely beautiful, great video.Thanks!
Absolutely brilliant video will inspire anyone and everyone.
Hermoso trabajo, como pájaro carpintero¡¡¡
Felicitaciones y saludos desde Uruguay
Hi Kris, you're creating some beautiful bowls, etc.. Your channel content is inspiring, and motivating me, thanks for sharing.
I was hoping this would be another video on your round house, but this was pretty good as well.
It's mind blowing to me how you can hit with such precision at your age. Typically you'd only see this level precision from older craftsmen. Because of that during this video I kept thinking that you'd mess up an edge of your piece by continuing with the axe for as long as you did. :D
Impressive work! A beautiful bowl
Really nice! I'm always surprised to see in these bowl carving videos that no one seems to be using cabinet scrapers to refine the surface. I've had great results using them on my humble projects.
I'm using a custom cabinet scraper on my first carved bowl. Made the scraper in about 5 minutes from a scrap bandsaw blade (3" wide). Layout, snip, file, done. Rolls chips.
You Did a fantastic job! And a lot of work
Thanks for this video - Such a Beautiful bowl! We appreciate the time -speed up (made it fun to watch) made time to watch more of your videos :)
Thanks for sharing your Artistry!!!
Beautiful piece of work
love to see the hand tools being used,thanks.
Good Job. Great explanation re: water flow. Keep up the great research.
The finest bowl I ever seen.
Beautiful work, sir! Thanks for sharing the video, wonderful work!
My hats off to you young man. Bravo
Gorgeous piece of wood mate. Love the bowl to! :)
Beautiful.. I enjoy your work and your channel.. From Colorado USA.. 😂😂🇺🇸😎
beautiful bowl! I really like the way you put this video together as well
Dude, that is truly amazing work, well done!
Your bowls are among some of the nicest Ibe seen on here. The way you find your boards with strong is a new one on me and easiest for me to follow. Thanks for the video. It's too bad you have to work from a storage unit but in a way, it's better. You can leave the chips behind and not take them with you, lol.
Absolutely loved this!
Amazing work. Beautiful
Beautiful bowl -- nice work!
I just found that strangely therapeutic... ❤️
It looks gorgeous!
Nice bowl. I would have been tempted to get a different log when I found the rotted bit in the centre but your decision to go ahead worked out.
que cuenco tan bonito,me alegro de ver estos videos saludos desde España
Lovely work. Enjoyed that!
+Mike DeMan glad you liked mike.
A chainsaw in an asmr video, that's new!
Mad skills with that draw knife.
You are very talented, and that vessel is awesome. I would luv to own such a piece, the spalting is great.
Distinguished gorgeous!!! Oh!
And a labor of love. Wow. Awsm. TY ♥♥
i am a hobbyist bowl turner yours is different and inviting to watch looks like you get the same pleasure from your way of doing just as i do as well
+Tom Palmer Hi tom, well the problem is that it is so physically demanding sometimes you don't have the energy. i would love to do some turning as well. i have never turned a bowl on a lathe and really want to get in to it at some point. i just don't have the space or the tools at the moment. i think alot more projects would get done if i could stand in front of a lathe and work rather than swinging the axe getting blisters. i do enjoy it, but you have to be in the right mood and feeling strong.
Wow that is amazing work! :) Thumbs up and Greetings from Ireland ! :)
It’s beautiful!
Fantastic job!!!
Those tools are sharp =) Impressive work.
That is so beautiful I love it
Wow , turned out great
Love the vacuum cleaner !
Beautiful bowl!
Haha! You listen to the Ricky Gervais podcast as you work! Awesome. :D
Thank you for a fine tutorial! Maybe I could make a project like this for my grandchildren.
Beautiful work.
Great work Chris
That's just beautiful Kris. 👍👍 Not sure about the coffee table though. Didn't like the dark glass.
Its fantastic job !
Beautiful bowl and well done. I have been told that Mineral oil is preferred for the finish as it wont go rancid but if you are having no problems with the olive oil then no biggie. Mineral oil is very cheap and available at drug stores all over--Might want to check it out?
Love to see a video on how you sharpen that Pfeil. Also, love the Cresent wrench hammer.
Geez is there no end to your talent! :)
cool dough bowls you are doing it old scholl !!!!
Beautiful work!
great job, congratulations!!!
Much respect, it's beautiful.
Really nice work man. And what a great piece of wood. Beech is awesome, but you pay for it with blisters & calluses. Try some pine tar on your tool handles, it will help your grip.
hi i like that bowl really a labor of love !
molto bello, mi piace la cura con cui lo porta a termine
I like the way you shaped the bottom! Pleasing to the eye, and stabelizing for when in use! At 4:09, tighten up that hold-fast!!ha,ha At 6:31, nice spalting! this is going to be a life changer!! Watch out, soon you will be in demand around town!
Felicidades, te quedo divina!!!!!!
Beautiful !!
Incredible!
Sweet bowl man! keep it up
wow. so beautiful!!! (and inspiring!) thank you! :)
I seen so many of your videos but seem to have missed all these woodworking ones
Fantastic work sir, I want to make one now.
Hello, beautiful bowl. I am intrigued and have made many bowls on my lathe, but have latley turned to working with more hand tools and would like to attemp this gorgous bowl. Suggestions on what tool or brand i should look for ? Thanks
Very nice, must be very rewarding
Wow this is great!!