You really great a carving but some of us can't carve that fast we want to learn how to carve like you but with you showing an telling us what size block where too start to finish thanks Ronnie
Sorry. The reasons why I don't make tutorials here: First my english is not good enough to make tutorials. Second, in Austria (where I come from) you need to register the channel as "tv-like" if you earn someting with it. Only exeptions are: Streams, Gameplays and videos WHITOUT LANGUAGE. That are also the reasons I have created a new channel for german carving tutorials.
Thanks! Most of the times I make a model (out of clay, plastelin,...) , so it is easier to imagine it. After I carve it in wood. I visited a woodcarving school for 4 years to learn all of this.
2 questions if you would be so kind: How many years of practice/trial&error before you reached this level of mastery? And how would one start to practice such a craft?
I visited a private woodcarving school for 4 years. After I stopped carving and started again few years ago. To ispiring myself I started this channel. If this is something what you like to try out, visit if possible a course or ask a carver near you for help. Most time you can use there tools if asked at the beginning.
@@WieselRobot Thanks for the info dude. 😊 When all this virus stuff is over I'll look into that. Got any tips for someone who is considering using a knife and a chunk of wood till Then? 😂
My pleasure! 😊 Chip carving would be a good start to learn how cut with the strain. There also exists a knife for this technique (easier to use). I personally never use a regular knife, because it is not good for carving a curve. You could also try to make a spoon.
I have learned in a woodcarving school here in Austria where I live. You could ask a carver near you for help, or visit a carving school. There also exists some tutorials on youtube. My best advice: Practice creates masters. 😊
Beautiful carving. May I ask how long it took for you to complete it from start (the moment you laid your tool on it) to finish (moment you stopped working on it)?
I have about 30 chisel. To start I bought a simple carving chisel set. Link: www.stubai.com/index.php/en/woodworkingtools/serie-52-k/n-5102-stubai-wood-carving-set-20-pcs-detail
Um so mehr details man machen möchte, desto mehr Schnitzeisen benötigt man. Mit einem Schnitzsatz kann man so ziemich alles schnitzen. Ich persönlich habe mir einfach einen großen Schnitzsatz (Stubai 20er set) und dazu noch Stich 11 mit 3, 2 und 1mm gekauft. Sowas kostet viel, aber diese halten sehr lange.
I really mean it like that. This is one of the simplest version to carve. Actually it is good for practice. A running or a jumping rabbit would hard and only for experts.
I hate these ones that just show off carving instead of talking you through it the whole point in watching TH-cam videos to learn and to teach but it just put music on his sit there and carve a rabbit what's the point
Here in Austria you need to register the channel as TV-like if you earn something with it. 😯 Only exceptions are Livestreams, Gameplay videos and videos without taking. The crazy part is, this video exists as a tutorial already on my harddrive. Hopeful you could still learn something. 🤔
You are such a talented carver, it's a pleasure to watch your process.
Thank you very much. 😊
Ahhh this Rabbit is the cutest! Great work!
Thank you very much! 😄
Had a rabbit, saw this and my heart beated harder, thanks. I'm buying this.
Glad you enjoyed it. 😊
At the moment I don't sell or taking orders. Sorry.
I really like this video. Great video
Amazing skill
Thank you!
Was für eine schöne Arbeit. Sehr schön :)
Такими людьми завжди захоплювався super!!!!!!
Beautiful sculpture.
Thank you very much! 😊
I love carving...
cutest at its finest
Love the bunny
very cute☺️😚😚😚😚🤗🤗🤗🤗
Incredible
Thank you
Do you think you could do a tutorial or 2 on wood carving
so cute 😍💕
thank you! 😊
Nice DOOM Daisy
Really enjoyed your video. What size was the blank you started with and what type of wood did you use?
Wow saya suka sekali 😘
You really great a carving but some of us can't carve that fast we want to learn how to carve like you but with you showing an telling us what size block where too start to finish thanks Ronnie
Sorry. The reasons why I don't make tutorials here:
First my english is not good enough to make tutorials.
Second, in Austria (where I come from) you need to register the channel as "tv-like" if you earn someting with it. Only exeptions are: Streams, Gameplays and videos WHITOUT LANGUAGE.
That are also the reasons I have created a new channel for german carving tutorials.
Ok thanks
How did you get the rabbit in the flat version before you made it 3D?
You need a model 3d
Perfect! But how did you do the 3d version from the piece of wood? I from Rus, so I speak English not well
Thanks!
Most of the times I make a model (out of clay, plastelin,...) , so it is easier to imagine it. After I carve it in wood.
I visited a woodcarving school for 4 years to learn all of this.
2 questions if you would be so kind:
How many years of practice/trial&error before you reached this level of mastery?
And how would one start to practice such a craft?
I visited a private woodcarving school for 4 years. After I stopped carving and started again few years ago. To ispiring myself I started this channel.
If this is something what you like to try out, visit if possible a course or ask a carver near you for help. Most time you can use there tools if asked at the beginning.
@@WieselRobot Thanks for the info dude. 😊 When all this virus stuff is over I'll look into that.
Got any tips for someone who is considering using a knife and a chunk of wood till Then? 😂
My pleasure! 😊
Chip carving would be a good start to learn how cut with the strain.
There also exists a knife for this technique (easier to use).
I personally never use a regular knife, because it is not good for carving a curve.
You could also try to make a spoon.
@@WieselRobot I was actually considering that. 😊 What type of knife would you recommend? Pocket knife maybe?
It should work with a pocket knife.
For chip carving a knife with a short blade is easier.
Wow, great, what was the wood, how did you make it so steady?
Thanks! 😄
Mostly I use pinus cembra (stone pine, Zirbe), it grows in the Alps where I com from.
It is srewed down with a carvers screw.
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Thank you 😊
Супер!А какое дерево используете для этой поделки?
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What I've learned from a few months of woodcarving: nothing is "simple" :D Where/how did you learn? Do you have any advice for a beginner?
I have learned in a woodcarving school here in Austria where I live. You could ask a carver near you for help, or visit a carving school. There also exists some tutorials on youtube. My best advice: Practice creates masters. 😊
Sau guad 👍
Danke 😁
+WieselRobot are you from Germany
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Dann weiß ich nicht warum ich auf Englisch geschrieben habeXD
Beautiful carving. May I ask how long it took for you to complete it from start (the moment you laid your tool on it) to finish (moment you stopped working on it)?
Thank you!
It took me 5h06min. I write such infos always in the video-description.
Thank you so much for the reply, and yes I see the info I wanted in the description, sorry about that. You have such a wonderful talent!
Как всегда несровненно круто!!!!
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Good evening. It looks really cool.
Could you tell me, please, what was the material and sizes of the wood blank you used? Thanks
I think it was 15cm x 10cm x 9cm.
I used Linden (Limewood/Linde) for this carving.
@@WieselRobot Awesome, thank you
is there a certain type of watercolor you need to use for woodcarvings?
No, I use a regular watercolor.
فنان OK love
I think you put the quotes in the wrong place; for me this is a "simple" rabbit... as it "wow, that's not simple for me!!" :D Inspiring work.
Where i can buy knife?
paitoTesson jozz search google
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how do you keep it in place?
Jheterrior he's using a sculptures screw
thank you!
So so
How much money for this?
Sorry, currently I don't sell and take only orders here in Austria where I live.
Ok thx,and what tree that u used ?
I use mostly pinus cembra (Zirbe, stone pine) and grows in the alps.
the rabbit has the paws of a dog?!?
How many chisel do you have?
And which one do you have?
PS not the manufacturer, the type
I have about 30 chisel. To start I bought a simple carving chisel set. Link: www.stubai.com/index.php/en/woodworkingtools/serie-52-k/n-5102-stubai-wood-carving-set-20-pcs-detail
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thank you for your fast reply
that's expensive XD
Прелесть!
Wann kommt wieder eine neue krampus maske
Ich bin gerade dabei ein Modell zu machen. Danach wäre eine Krampusmaske geplant.
Wia fi Schnitzmesser muas ba dau benötigen passen 5
Um so mehr details man machen möchte, desto mehr Schnitzeisen benötigt man. Mit einem Schnitzsatz kann man so ziemich alles schnitzen.
Ich persönlich habe mir einfach einen großen Schnitzsatz (Stubai 20er set) und dazu noch Stich 11 mit 3, 2 und 1mm gekauft. Sowas kostet viel, aber diese halten sehr lange.
“Simple” are you having a laugh🤔
I really mean it like that.
This is one of the simplest version to carve. Actually it is good for practice.
A running or a jumping rabbit would hard and only for experts.
I hate these ones that just show off carving instead of talking you through it the whole point in watching TH-cam videos to learn and to teach but it just put music on his sit there and carve a rabbit what's the point
Here in Austria you need to register the channel as TV-like if you earn something with it. 😯 Only exceptions are Livestreams, Gameplay videos and videos without taking.
The crazy part is, this video exists as a tutorial already on my harddrive.
Hopeful you could still learn something. 🤔
@@WieselRobot Jeepers. Didn't know AUS had such fucky intertube rules. Am bigly disappoint.
I actually prefer thos types of videos I personally watch em before going to bed and they are relaxing to me.