Bone Carvins and more by Oh-ka-noi.

[@ArmyStinger150]

Yes, I served 13 years in the Army. Thank you for your service as well.

[@edgarscale]

i love watching your video. i come back to watch your video every few months. i like carving bone and stone and a little bit of wood too. please make some more videos. thank you, mary..

[@MaKarawr]

Hello Richard. Great video! I have some free time now and some simple bones. But no tools! Any tips on how i should start? What can i use to carve? Knives? Thanks a bunch, a keep up the good work!

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

sure I am glad to help first you need a plan. then make up drawings of what you want to carve. next simple tools 1. a coping saw with extra blades, 2 files various types, but small enough for bone work. 2 sand paper smooth and extra smooth it will help if you buy a dremmel tool with attachments and sanding disc. (big help) and make sure you cut bone in a place where plenty of fresh air is avlalible ( you dont want to breath the bone dust) then have fun.

[@martino.malley9276]

Thanks for the video. I think at 61 I've found a great new hobby.I work with wood. But going to give this a try. Thanks again.

[@TheWoodman1948]

Love the choice of the music in the background! Excellent. . .

[@eLMuSiCoLoGo6969]

hey richard, outstanding work! whats the name of the stone you use to do the glass work?

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

the stone I use to knock off the sharp edges is common lava stone took it from my bbq grill

[@darthcomo8387]

Very cool I can never find people like this in real life

[@sela.kantu777gospel]

Você é muito criativo e principalmente por aproveitar vidro e fazer pingente. 👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️

[@diedieDai]

I love this video, I've been carving for a few years now and I still love to watch the video anyway! It is so relaxed, and quiet, and it is is just enough of information for new carvers. I hope you will make another one =).

[@GGBYGGUERRERO]

Hi Richard! I just started working on this project for making bone jewelry and I found some bones in the desert, is it better to work with those since they seem to be porous or is it better to get some fresh bones from the meat store? Thanks !

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

the song was recorded by IZ or should i call him by his real name Israel Kamawaiwo'ole he died here a few years ago and over 200,000 people attended his funeral what a voice a real son of hawaii. loved by everyone in the islands. look for his video on you tube called IZ over the rainbow you will enjoy it vastly every time i watch it. It brings tears to my eyes.

[@richelgaligao6330]

hi sir.. i love watching your video it gives me more idea how to make pendant from bones... i love your craft sir..how i wish to have my own machine like you use

[@duly-duly2559]

Any type of bone used is it a sheep bone or bone of oxen or bulls ( I responded with an answer please) (thank you very much)🤔

[@TheWoodman1948]

Are the fish hooks more like "Gorges" than actual "hooks"?? Also have you actually caught fish with them? {People ask me the same question about the wood fishing lures I carve as well!?}

[@irishmutt2]

Love your work and aura Richard and yes AAA owes you for sure :-)

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

belive it or not tonighe I found a beer bottle bottom and I chipped an arrow head out of it and gave it to a friend of mine. now some bare footed kid wont step on it. also you shoud see my sea shell necklaces that I make you can talk to me directly at [e-mail] take a look at what I make. I made a beautiful one for my sister she really loves it

[@tommytgunnz]

Great work. I believe you said you where in the navy. Thank you for your service

[@dixonbeejay]

HI I am also a carver I carve wood bone and stone I've been doing it for quite sometime now I was just wondering how much do you sell your bone pendants I have been wanting to find a reasonable price to sell my ones I just sold a wooden cross with abalone she'll for $30.00 new zealand price

[@Charsept]

i dont know how i made my way to this video, but i like it and it gets a thumbs up for being so cool

[@citationxbjfv]

nice!!! what equipment you are using?

[@Countlesslost]

Wow! will you make more videos please? I loved this one.

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

you can go on line and find out where you might buy some. also you can get cleansed camel bone from India

[@TheWoodman1948]

NICE!! You have got the touch Richard!! God bless!

[@jorgelago]

the music name ....please , excellent work congratulations

[@santtana2007]

Hi Richard. I'm from Campos dos Goytacazes (Rio de Janeiro Brazil) and i'm beginning to work with Cow Bone. What do you use to clean Cow bones?? I'm using only Liquid SOAP and degreasing. Could you give me in detail how you clean yours Cow bones?

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

i use various tools first and foremost is the dremmel tool. i also cut items out with a coping saw/jewellers saw. to finish sanding i use the fingernail emmory bords. and 300 grit sand paper. and i have a high speed buffing wheel attached to a bench grinder. also for flatting pices i use a belt sander. also i have a shop vac system attached to pick up any bone dust. all total cost about $75 to start with.

[@timmorten7000]

Thanks cool demonstration

[@armandosilvas2752]

How much for a bone hook necklace for men

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

wow that is good I have seen some excellent wood burnings when I was in japan it is a great form of art. keep it up.

[@islandstarsitters]

aloha.. i live in Maui and always wanted t dip into this art…. are you on this island?

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

nope I am on a slightly larger island called Florida as you can see in my video I do mention Tampa Ivory I do love doing this I Make not only bone carvings but I also work in water buffalo horn makes beautifulo black fish hooks. I love both the Hawaiian and Maori style fish hooks. I was taught how to do this by an Hawiian who now lives here in Florida

[@tweaklovinglocks5820]

Richard Hilbert Hello :) I live in deltona. Is there a way I could purchase and/learn from you in the near future?

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

Deltona is not all that far less than a 2 hour drive. My old shop is closed but I continue making bone carving and also sea shell jewllery I dont teach but if you have a weekend off and would like to spend a few hours under my tutilage it would be nice for you to learn some of my teqniecs. where I purchace the bones and the tools thaat I use you can call me but please e mail me for the number and I will give it to you there it is [e-mail] thanks and hope to see you oh by the way I live by the skyway bridge

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

thank you for your nice comments and support. I really enjoy carving and glass work but believe it or not my favorite thing is making sea shell jewelry. and fancy work(another word for tying knots). got to keep busy now that I am retired. love making things.

[@FounderMedia]

Congratulations, beautiful work. Please can you tell me what dremel model you use?

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

I have 3 dremel tools ! high speed,2 a variiable speed and one cordless

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

I have 3 dremel tools ! high speed,2 a variiable speed and one cordless

[@FounderMedia]

Thanks from Chile, South America

[@RainbowsGuitarist]

Have you ever done pyrography on any of your bone work?

[@maladyamaranth]

What a Great artist you are. Bone carving is something I really Need to try. Yet I am Doing pyrography on bones and Wood.

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

Thank you I do enjoy doing these things bone carving. cane and walking stiick carvings, glass, and my latest sea shells always something to keep me busy with again thanks and I would like to see some of your work also

[@oliverl89]

What's the tool he's using?

[@spectralmunchkin]

Brother your work is beautiful! Izzy is so missed... Smiles from the interior of British Columbia

[@kuzza]

@RichardOhKaNoi Do you ever make shapes of lobsters?

[@kuzza]

Very interesting & impressing!!

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

@spectralmunchkin i have spent a lot of time in the north west and i find the culture there fasinating. espically with the native tribes and their carvings. i do more than bone i also carve wood. canes, walking sticks and tiki type necklesses also i am now working on a lot of maoi like the stone heads on easter island. made by the rapa-nui loads of fun carving

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

yes i have it was done at the ballast point pier in tampa fla in 2009 and i caught a sailcatfish and it did work good thanks for your intrest

[@ArmyStinger150]

Beautiful work Sir.

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

@kuzza no i have not as of yet... i have carved whales, dolphins, snook, sea horses, and starfish, sharks, and mermaids..

[@sorin990]

Pretty stuff you make there :D....one question thou, how do you get those bones ? ...I mean you have to make them some how to shine no? o_0 :D

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

I actually buy the bones from pet stores they are actually dog chews but they are sanitized and cleaned. no mess, no smell, ready to work

[@sorin990]

Nice..... I dont think we got bones in petshops in europe ... :( ....thankx for the info friend :D

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

many ways of shining them I like to use a fine sand paper then a very fine 500 grit sand paper then use a white jewellers roughe and buffing wheel makes them look like ivory

[@sorin990]

Ughhhh.....sounds quite pretty *-* .... lovely craft and it is quite cheap to make compared to other crafts..here is an intereasting question,do bones from the stew work ? :D....

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

any bone will work as long as you can properly clean it usually by soaking it in a mild bleach solution for about 2 weeks or more then in some hydrogen peroxide for about the same time it takes about 1 1/2 months to properly prepair bones. cooked or raw

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

@oliverl89 i am using a dremel tool with a triangler bitt.

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

if you are in or was in the army then let me shake your hand. i served 20 years my self in the navy. and thank your for the kind words.

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

yes I did serve in the U.S. Navy for 20 years and then 18 more in the merchant marines

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

@smcewen7 no please dont go there i have tried that and also a jig saw Do not attempt, because the bone dust causes the saw blade to grab and it throws the bone all over the place very dangerous. it is best to do it the old and slow way by using a coping or a jewellery saw

[@okayguzel7019]

hi..how can ı clean and white cow bone

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

@kuzza thank you for your kind words. i will be coming out soon with a new video on a different kind of carving you might be interested in it also it is wood carving Canes and walking sticks and staffs.

[@smcewen7]

could you cut the cow bone with a scroll saw?

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

Tripsevensix I would love to get my hands on some tauga nut I have seen carvings done with them but I think that I could do much better job but then again they are done by local people with limited tools. still like them anyway and I have been carving most of my life since I was a kid and I am 69 years old now. if you dont like the smell of it use a face mask and add a drop of perfume on it works good keeps the burnt smell away. and good luck carving

[@jackeekp]

+Richard Hilbert Would love to see more videos, love what you have done, I have been carving for about 10 years for fun, but have started working on making a better quality piece, Thanks for sharing

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

thank you so much i feel a great sense of enjoyment when i create a very nice piece. it is art work and jewelry all in one

[@claytonmarceaux4288]

could you send me a arrow head necklace and a bone fish hook necklace I always follow your work

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

i am very sorry to inform you i buy mine pre cleaned from pet stores such as pet smart or other pet shops.also you can order on line camel bone from india pre cleaned and they are not expensive also you might try water buffalo horn from thailand or the philippines. a great medium to work with.

[@Countlesslost]

I enjoy making things also, right now i'm into wood burning

[@rockerporno]

muy bueno, señor!!

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

Gracis Yo prederse hecho lose guesos por mucho ano's quando un persona uso los lamanos para asello uno cosa bonita es porque yo decho esso. gracis otro ves

[@fusaoart8224]

Parabéns

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

i know how to do lashings i just prefer not to use them i like the silver rings better to each their own i say but i am a knot tying expert. 20 years navy and 18 years as a bosn in the merchant marines. so i know knots but thanks for the info anyway

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

@ANCESTERSMEMORIES no sir as it says right here in the video the tampa ivory... yup its tampa alright. good old tampa florida. but i have been to hawaii many many times. a hawaiian taught me how to do the bone carving.

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

@riothero313 wow i forgot to mention i do not use fresh bone here is a great tip and time saver for you buy your bone at a pet shop, pet co, pet supermarket they are already cleaned and sanitized. saves lots of time and no mess no smell.

[@oliverl89]

@RichardOhKaNoi Thank you!

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

My beautiful dog barking in the background died last week she is in doggy heaven now

[@matthewharvey8755]

I'm a bit late but I'm sorry to hear that. This is my first time seeing your channel, I just got started carving bone :)

[@maresalatime]

How much do you sell them for.

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

Prices vary a small one like an elephant only $10 to a more complicated one the prices go up but I sell them cheap $15-$20-$25 even higher for real fancy ones and special request the best rule that I use is don't cheat your customer threat them fairly and keep your prices low and you will have more sales

[@dixonbeejay]

You need paua shell for the eyes trust me you'll love it I use pva glue

[@carlitobobosito13]

i hope you sell these.

[@blindmify]

Aren't you afraid you're going to inhale a nasty prion?

[@franksworld9922]

where do you get your bone from?

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

+Frank Yanez well I have answered this question before but just to simplify things and to help you out it is very easy I go to the pet store and buy dog chews that is correct they sell cow bone dog chews already cleaned and ready to carve happy hunting and carving

[@KRONICO78]

dont worry about it...

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

no actually safety glasses are dangrous for me. i happen to be of the 2% who sweat profusly when wearing them and they fog up and i cant see then they become very dangerous for me. i know this as a fact i have been involved in a trade all of my life where i have had to fight the battle and prove to my boss's that they are actually dangerous to some people.

[@powerlinepilot]

You need to learn to do some lashing on those pieces. It will make them look much more authentic, instead of those rings!

[@md32327]

Fantastic video

[@a.r.moyapapitawaira7369]

thank you

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[@maritzavallecilla9907]

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[@RichardOhKaNoi]

estoy tan feliz tu gusto mi video

[@duly-duly2559]

Think you

[@lemgnoel944]

your truly an artist .,/,/.,.,

[@jagdish8845]

Nice

[@tubezv]

god man voice... bonanzas :)

[@AGUSTUSduaributujuhbelas2017]

nice

[@0pus0ne72]

nice video daddy-O

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

wow I havent heard that term in 40 years thanks for bring back some of our old language we used to use later alagator

[@codyjarvis3426]

I could never stand to be around a yappin dog. How do people just ignore it. I train all mine to shut up unless sombody at my door. Just not hating on anyone just I guess om sensitive yo it . Certain noises bother me, like a cricket or a dripping faucet or a dog barking 24 7 at nothing. Lol good day

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

@danielali20 just send me an e mail. that includes what you want made and what size i work up to a maximum of 2 inches. and what type of neckless . add your e-mail address and i can get your real address later but not here in you tube. my e-mail is [e-mail]

[@duly-duly2559]

🐏🐄🐂👏👏👏👏👌🤔

[@davidrich4466]

Don't record with yapping dogs

[@claytonmarceaux4288]

could you send me a arrow head necklace and a bone fish hook necklace I always follow your work

[@RichardOhKaNoi]

send me an e-mail mine is [e-mail]