Most of your carving techniques will damage your hands.

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Is that cherry wood? Looking awesome

Wow.... that's so soothing 😍

Wow....nice idea.... I am following you bcz of these kind of extraordinary carving thoughts..... amazing....keep carving🎉🎉🎉

Nice job....I go to the woods, lean against a tree hatchet in tote carving set hook blade sloyed blade and commence to carve spoons, cups...and all my stress thru the week is gone.

Who made the final sling knife? Beautiful work and wonderful videography! Setting and workstation gives tranquility

Beautiful work

What is the name of the tool you are using

Do you teach online classes? It would be fun to join!

Very nice- this would make a nice serving fork for salads

Carving sound is also nature.

hey, in your vids it looks like the wood you carve is quite dry. do you find that that helps you carve overal or do you do the bulk cuts when wet and finer detail once a bit dryer?

Dude that spoon is magnificent, I gasped at its beauty

beautifil. u can make it in mnutes with help of machines

Very very nice. Thank you for sharing

The beauty of your simple system is that it can be tailored to the carvers specific tools rather than a one-size-fits-all approach of the commercially available systems. Thank you for answering a question many new wood carvers seldom ask. Re the glue issue, I've seen hot-melt glue used for similar purposes. To remove the sand paper you just heat it with a heat gun and peal the paper off. Denatured alcohol will remove any hot-melt glue residue before the next application.

take silicone, that is removable, cheap and strong

thanks good video

I've seen a few ways of carving on KZbin, I like this way. This is pretty much exactly how I carve spoons. Although I leave some extra wood on the top to make a 2 pronged spork.

Thank you for sharing this journey, I found the tutorial very informative. Can you suggest tips for finding the right raw material that can be processed without a saw or an axe? I am just getting started, and would prefer to not acquire tools if I can get by without them.

Like this format very much. Relaxing and useful. One question, have you dried the wood before carving? I saw a video where man waited a month for the wood to dry, or it's working only for winter and wet wood? Thanks

Beautiful!

Sooooooo satisfying ❤

Fantastic as always 👏🏽

Your work is beautiful mate, we’ll done 👍👍👍

Wow stunning work! What wood is that?

Very sharp knife I've cut my finger and thumb with it before

Another option is to make your flat slats out or medium thickness of Acrylic with the rubber cement , and PVC pipe as your round dowel

If you use Rubber cement it is made to hold things but to be easily removed

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I dont know about new glues but i think a mixture of pine resin and charcoal will do the job, you heat the mixture and glue the sandpaper, when you need to unglue it you can just heat over a fire or with an heatgun the object and you will have a liquid glue again

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Hey wait, are you the guy who cut a dead wood from a park and made a spoon with it?

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Thin razor blades or utility knives are good, cheap alternatives to old victronox knives. You can buy them in packs of 100 for under $10-20 USD pretty much any hardware store or online

I’ve made the same ones from paint stirring sticks, 13 yrs.old and going strong. Good idea on the round ones

Logo Silic > But it's very thick , you have to spread it too thoroughly not to make bumps . Never dries completely and you can take it out rubbing with fingers . I do the same for decades now , yet on broken pieces of metal saws . 1mm thin , perfect for me to hone fish hooks .

I prefer to use glass and stick glue. Quick and easy to change sandpaper

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Calm voice and good teaching...

Great, calm and relaxing video 🙏 I use a glue stick for the same purpose. It holds flat surfaces pretty well and comes off nicely. I'm not sure it would hold on the round dowels as well but it's worth a try

Your videos are really good for learning wood carving mate. And I would love to know what instrumental pieces those are in the background, their really nice. Thanks for your videos. Be blessed 😁❤️✝️

Great series for me! Thanks

I use a repositionable or temporary spray adhesive. Works well sticking sandpaper or honing film to glass, acrylic and melamine. Wood was just about OK, but I'm sure it would be fine if you seal it first.

Love your work and your videos❤

Man, it’s like you know what we need a Video on without us asking! Thanks again for the log setup video on Patreon, love from UK 👌🏻💙

A thin “carpet” double sided tape will usually peel off nicely from the wood while still keeping the sandpaper in place (as an alternative to your glue). Their original intended use is to keep carpets in place on the floor so they are made to peel off from hardwood floors.

I’ve been stuck in a KZbin hole of beautiful DIY’s and even better is they all have a dog in the videos!!!!

I don’t speak English, but I watched this video with enjoy