Very beginner carving a owl on very fresh cut pine wood. Chainsaw carving.

[@kingotto6352]

I've learned so much from you. The most important thing I've learned from you was just to say " it's just a silly owl..or silly Wood Spirit, or silly flower... ect.." At the end of the day, I created the fanciest firewood in Maryland and it was fun! Thank You Jordy!

[@johncottle4464]

I feel that! 😎

[@shmonsterman1356]

I like that you don't care it makes carving easier . Thanks for sharing . Carry on .

[@CarvingFusion]

Thank you and carry on

[@daviddonovan864]

I loved this video. Watched the whole thing. I am in an area of the US where all I can get for logs are pines. This inspired me, Jordy. You are awesome.

[@CarvingFusion]

Thank u

[@stevebritt3543]

Great video and thanks for all the help !!

[@Theclaimjumper]

Great job Jordy.

[@CharlieEkstrom-uc2pn]

I am a fellow bark carver,love your channel.

[@CarvingFusion]

Awesome and thank you

[@johncottle4464]

Never thought of carving bark. Looks fun!!😎😮

[@johnbroadbent1609]

Great job Jordy. The blocking out was really useful...thanks Jordy

[@pdrake458]

Learned a lot from this, thanks jordy! Hopefully I'll be able to upload my owl to the fb page if I don't ruin it lol!

[@CarvingFusion]

Upload it even if u think it's ruined

[@СтаниславШихов]

😊хороший урок от хорошего учителя. Спасибо Джорж

[@lizakin1274]

It looks great Jordy.

[@CarvingFusion]

:)

[@suecleveland3226]

Thank you Jordy! I find you easier to learn from....I’m 65 and can’t handle a chainsaw, so my husband blocks out the owl as best that he can. I then use my angle grinder with arbortech blades and arbortech carving tools to finish it...I can handle that...carefully of course🙂! So all you older women, you can still make an owl! Thank you!

[@rickreeves8468]

You the Man Jordy !!! You Rock !!! Very Helpful!! Tons of Thanks !!

[@clays_carvings8359]

The texture for the feathers looks really cool 👍

[@CarvingFusion]

Thanks man

[@brianmoore7910]

Great video jordy and magic owl 🦉💯💥

[@neilfreeman4443]

excellent video helping a lot like the owl thks for shareing & teaching very helpfull Jordy

[@Blueboy9055]

Owl looks great Jordy, and very useful information on safety! 👍👍🦉

[@haroldarmstrong6288]

I think he looks cool as hell good job

[@johnlane1200]

Love it ...Great sound and video...

[@glenmckelvey5952]

Great vid bud I'll be trying one soon .

[@jeffclugston7666]

Jordy, I believe the very center of a log, ( that is where alk the growth rings start) is referred to as pith.

[@timothyreed200]

heck yea looking good i wanna get me a few books myself wizards dragons and wolfs love this stuff stay safe keep carving

[@alanterry6683]

Thanks for the video Jordy. I hacked one out yesterday. Lots of mistakes, but is recognizable.

[@calvinscarvings.66]

That looks great jordy! Now I just need to convince my mom to let me use a chain saw lol

[@pamelalee1508]

Very smart to practice on a piece to check out the wood...Evil Rick may be right about the sap in the stump...also..depending on the moon cycle when it was felled...whether the sap was rising..full or growing moon..or low sap..in the roots for decreasing or new moon...just something to look at when you get to the stump... Your owls are getting better everytiime...loving the tail...yay !...👍😉...🌿🌿🌿

[@CarvingFusion]

Thank u

[@RangerRage69]

All we have to carve in Pennsylvania is pine. Generally white pine is the best to carve. Hemlock can be carved wet, but is so hard when it dries that you can’t pound a nail into it. We can’t get western red cedar here.

[@darrenwheelerrpt7063]

What a brilliant informative video - thank you for sharing this mate atb Darren

[@tomankaren]

I'm liking it!!!

[@preacherrichardnichols5033]

Awesome owl

[@daverenfro6043]

Your maintenance is fine I use the sander to dress my bars.

[@cyrustony]

Very cool. Thanks!! Any suggestions for carving an armadillo? I think they would sell here in Texas.

[@haroldarmstrong6288]

Been watching your videos since before you hit 5000 subscribers. It's been very interesting and you always have good advice always get something out of them thanks Jordy

[@mylesmclean7121]

Hey Jordy good job but if you think that the head is a little thin you can thin the body down to make the head apportioned to the body just my suggestion nice to see you challenge your self Jordy

[@CarvingFusion]

Thanks man and I fully agree with u and already thought about it

[@vladimpaler9274]

Safety #1 👍💪👊

[@Ruf-Art-by-Tim]

Alberta boy says. ...if you don't like the audio...LEAVE LOL

[@spikewillow4552]

That’s exactly what I was thinking bro. It’s not an owl with a small head it’s an owl that’s just eaten loads 😂👍🏼. Looks great bro .... Hope ya good 🤟🏼 ps Thnx for the heads up with Puscifer 🤟🏼

[@johnwoods6296]

Jordy on your advice I bought a Stihl170 with carving bar, quarter inch chain etc, but it vibrates loose and falls off: will try it tighter today, any other advice? I’m carving soft poplar or cottonwood....

[@CarvingFusion]

I sent u a pm on fb

[@johnwoods6296]

I do have the right sprocket but the bar still vibrates loose, nuts undo, bar falls off, shall I just tighten it more or adjust chain tension nut further, can’t talk to my stihl shop coz we’re in lockdown and shopkeepers are anal about it

[@justcarverob9389]

Whoot whoot Just carve

[@glennthomas9496]

WTG BUDDY....

[@debraparry3888]

I've noticed that the chainsaw chain is seemingly very loose , hanging off on the bottom of the bar, is that how it must be for carving? I've only just started carving with an electric chainsaw and the instructions of my saw says the chain is much tighter than the ones you use, am confused help?

[@CarvingFusion]

I say why I chain is loose in the video

[@stacykelly9962]

❤️❤️❤️

[@rickmeisch472]

If the owl is curious his head will be taller and thinner. If it is defensive it will be tucked shorter and fluffier, it's a darn good job!

[@haroldarmstrong6288]

I got you just made down in the face to moving back in the long looks like it make a hell of a two dimensional owl

[@evilevilrick]

Every body yells when they have plugs in their ears. I think there's some kind of ZIN connection between the ears and mouth. When your ears don't hear they force the mouth to talk louder. Nature is weird like that. Something that might make a difference from the piece and the stump. A pine tree, when it gets a limb broken or a woodpecker digs a hole, whatever, will push extra sap up from the roots to cover the wound. Fatwood, that you buy in the store is from a pine tree that has been cut down but has a stump left. The tree will push sap up to try to heal the wound. The stump, after some time, is then cut and split into the pieces that are in the box of fatwood. That's just a long winded way of saying that the stump might have more sap in it than the piece you did here. Yah, I know, I'm boring. Hi Jordy.

[@pamelalee1508]

Hi Evil... Yep..use fat-lighter wood to start fires...some folks have no idea what that is..👍😉...🌿🌿🌿

[@alanterry6683]

I’m up, lol.

[@larrybarnett3921]

Good morning everybody

[@twylahernandez5509]

Hey jordy

[@haroldarmstrong6288]

I was saved my drops for stuff I got a big pile of that crap

[@АфанасийВинокуров-ш2э]

Много говорите , больше дела меньше слов✊

[@alldaeiam]

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