Hey Kevin you do great work. I admire you for using pine to work with. I actually carved my first two things that came out good. I used pine, that's what is available around here. Thanks for your comments to stick with it. I thought I would never catch on. Thanks again. Keep up the great work.
you are so freakin' awesome...my jaw drops when i watch you carve...you my friend are one great carver! and person too for sharing and teaching us all mere humans!
Hi Mr Coates This is fantastic It never ceases to amaze me how you get such detail and carve so precisely and delicately with such a thick and stout blade! Much respect Take care Graham
Hello Kevin,thanks for all ,I'm a beginner with some tools ,but I had a Chicago Brand filet knife I cut with Dremel and hit it with file like you did and Wala there was my chipper I wanted like Kevin the Carver ,thank you
Most carvers including myself find it hard to get a wood that carves as easily as the type that you use. I have just met a chap who works at the local builders, he brings off cuts for my mates wood stove, says he'll will get me some, to carve not to burn, oh, on the other hand it may get burned. Cheers,Billy H. UK 🙄
Hello Kebin. Thank you very much for this didactic video. I found it late but I follow it and watch all of its videos once and again. Greetings. Santander, Spain
you make pine look so easy the Pine ive got is really difficult starts off soft and easy to carve then you hit hard bits must have the wrong sort of pine thanks Kevin great lessons
I really liked your work. Its really inspiring. In my country getting basswood is really tough. So i managed to get American pine wood. Tried carving my 1st ever sculpture. But honestly it was like i was carving stone. Few time it slipped too. Like i was try to carve long moustache which turned out to be half long and half shift. Which at the end took a shape of god know what ....hehe ...
Hi Kevin, if only I could use my detail knife as well as you use your machete I would be a happy camper. I will keep chipping away, thanks for another absorbing video.
Thank you Kevin! If possible, would you please get the stock keeping unit number (SKU) so I can request that exact wood when I go into Home Depot next time ? You are the best Kevin !!! Thanks again.
The lumber comes out of eastern Canada. Maybe Nova Scotia or New Brunswick somewhere from Irving company. It’s 1” x 12” x 8’. The number on it 98945 05404. That’s everything that’s on it
Kevin, just a suggestion for my personal taste. Would you try giving us some closed captions or something that kind of gives us a verbal description of your thought process?
Well Kevin, I searched for white pine on the HD site and found almost 1,400 hits. I tried to narrow my search to lumber and building materials but didn’t see anything that looked like a good choice for carving or like the pieces you start out with. Would you happen to have a squ number I could search for? Thank you very much!
Laurie McConnell I looked at the few pieces I have left. Nothing there to see. If I remember correctly I think it may come from Quebec. I am heading out tomorrow for more pine. I will find out where they get it from. I’ll get back to you tomorrow
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Pssst; in case nobody noticed, Kevin doesn’t use his trusty ol’ fish knife - he uses MAGIC to transform pine into a character! 🤣
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Thanks Roy
Amazing that you can get that much detail in pine. Excellent work!
Thank you Gary
Love it Kevin. You cut pine like I wish I could cut Basswood!
Thanks Steve
Hey Kevin you do great work. I admire you for using pine to work with. I actually carved my first two things that came out good. I used pine, that's what is available around here. Thanks for your comments to stick with it. I thought I would never catch on. Thanks again. Keep up the great work.
That’s good to hear. Thanks
you are so freakin' awesome...my jaw drops when i watch you carve...you my friend are one great carver! and person too for sharing and teaching us all mere humans!
Thank you Mark 👍🏻
Hi Mr Coates
This is fantastic
It never ceases to amaze me how you get such detail and carve so precisely and delicately with such a thick and stout blade!
Much respect
Take care
Graham
Thank you Graham. The knife is very easy to use once you get the hang of it
Ughhhhh damn you! You make it look sooooooooo easy! 😂 Great carving and excellent detail in the face. Thanks Kevin 👍
Thank you 👍🏻
Watching you carve is mesmerizing. Always something to learn, thanks so much for sharing your talent.
Thank you Roger
Hello Kevin,thanks for all ,I'm a beginner with some tools ,but I had a Chicago Brand filet knife I cut with Dremel and hit it with file like you did and Wala there was my chipper I wanted like Kevin the Carver ,thank you
Most carvers including myself find it hard to get a wood that carves as easily as the type that you use. I have just met a chap who works at the local builders, he brings off cuts for my mates wood stove, says he'll will get me some, to carve not to burn, oh, on the other hand it may get burned. Cheers,Billy H. UK 🙄
Hello Kebin. Thank you very much for this didactic video. I found it late but I follow it and watch all of its videos once and again. Greetings. Santander, Spain
Thanks for watching
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I'm still looking for a wood as soft as your white pine.
you make pine look so easy the Pine ive got is really difficult starts off soft and easy to carve then you hit hard bits must have the wrong sort of pine thanks Kevin great lessons
Thanks Granville. It’s white pine I use. For the most part it’s pretty good but I get the odd piece that’s difficult to work with
@@KevinCoates98 can you gett different varieties of pine just says pine in my woodshop with a veryu strong brown orangey type grain
Inspiring work. Thanks for giving us your time. More please. ATB.
Thanks Pete. More coming
I really liked your work. Its really inspiring. In my country getting basswood is really tough. So i managed to get American pine wood. Tried carving my 1st ever sculpture. But honestly it was like i was carving stone. Few time it slipped too. Like i was try to carve long moustache which turned out to be half long and half shift. Which at the end took a shape of god know what ....hehe ...
Thanks. All pines are not nice for carving. It’s eastern white pine I use which for the most part is pretty good
Hi Kevin, if only I could use my detail knife as well as you use your machete I would be a happy camper. I will keep chipping away, thanks for another absorbing video.
Thanks. It takes lots of practice
Great job,he's quite the character
Thanks Scott
Wow! A character of Prince Charles! Very good. You May get a commission for the whole household!
Thank you. Lol 😂
Nicely done . Thanks Kevin .
Thank you Glen
Thank you Kevin! If possible, would you please get the stock keeping unit number (SKU) so I can request that exact wood when I go into Home Depot next time ? You are the best Kevin !!! Thanks again.
The lumber comes out of eastern Canada. Maybe Nova Scotia or New Brunswick somewhere from Irving company. It’s 1” x 12” x 8’. The number on it 98945 05404. That’s everything that’s on it
Love your videos Kevin. Another nice one!
Thank you
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That is OUTSTANDING!
Thank you
Good job Kevin. Keep posting.
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Excellent 🙏🙏🙏
Very nice one. Happy New Year Kevin.
All the best, Júlíus
Thanks Julius and a Happy New Year to you too
Very nice!
Thank you
Very nicely done Sir - much obliged
Thank you
Félicitations de la France!
Thanks
Sencillamente un gran artesano
Thank you
It looks so easy when you do it. Now i have a pine 5cm*5cm on my desk. İt is really tough to carve... i couldnt simple cuts even
Thanks. It’s eastern white pine I use. It’s very soft for the most part. There are different pines and some are harder than others
What kind of paint you used? Great work.
Kevin, just a suggestion for my personal taste. Would you try giving us some closed captions or something that kind of gives us a verbal description of your thought process?
I don’t have a lot of time to spare but I will try to get some text in some future videos
Very nice Kevin.
Thanks Jerry
It's amazing what those small chips on the corners of the mouth did to the expression...amazing! By the way...what is that heavy bladed knife you use?
Thank you Dennis. It’s a repurposed fish knife
Great video,thanks!
Thanks Charlie
Very nice.
Thanks Tim
Very nice Kevin. Where do you get your white pine wood?
Thank you Laurie. I get it at Home Depot
Well Kevin,
I searched for white pine on the HD site and found almost 1,400 hits. I tried to narrow my search to lumber and building materials but didn’t see anything that looked like a good choice for carving or like the pieces you start out with. Would you happen to have a squ number I could search for? Thank you very much!
Laurie McConnell I looked at the few pieces I have left. Nothing there to see. If I remember correctly I think it may come from Quebec. I am heading out tomorrow for more pine. I will find out where they get it from. I’ll get back to you tomorrow
complimenti
Thanks
What’s that big knife called
It’s a fish fillet knife with some of the blade removed
Es favuloso
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Que madera usas?
White pine
@@KevinCoates98 ok thank you