Detailed Eyes and tools I use!

[@kumasan812]

Hello Roger, thanks for the tool review. Perhaps you can do a video on how you sharpen your tools.

[@raymorris2655]

Great video , you make them interesting with the details you give on your carvings. Great teacher and thank you !

[@jeffreypotter]

Thanks, great videos keep them coming!

[@ukewig]

Many thanks for doing these videos and for your detailed explanations...much appreciated !

[@chucklambert7470]

Love your eye instructions. Would you please go over sharpening your tools? I am having trouble with my tools. Thank you.

[@janiehall6095]

im glad i found these. thank you Roger

[@hangingoutwithronwalters4505]

Mr. Roger, I want to thank you for taking the time to share with us your knowledge. Your work is amazing!

[@jojannacloyd6728]

You r soooooo talented. Please keep the videos coming. I see i still have alot to learn. Thankyou.

[@nauticalnewf]

Thanks Roger, can't tell you how much it helps to be told the actual tool sweep size and brand. Enjoyed your video immensely. Very informative.

[@MarkFugel]

Thanks Roger..simply awesomely! You are a patient and good teacher!

[@dennistormey425]

Thank you for this lesson, especially for identifying the specific tools you are using. Very helpful.

[@ronharmonmusic]

Thank you. I learned a lot. Stuff I will use for sure.

[@mehmetberattas5657]

appreciated roger, ill try these both on my next project, i cant tell how much it helps

[@heathpaull1553]

Thank you very much for sharing.

[@checopa2]

Great video! Thank you very much again, Roger, for sharing your knowledge with us noobies! Really really useful!

[@revuaf]

Thank you for you demo's... You are refreshing to watch and share your skills...

[@thomasjohnson3586]

Roger so good to see you on You Tube very good detail look forward to your next video.

[@MessickGreg]

That helps a lot I have trouble with eyes maybe I'm over thinking the process

[@davidemoss]

I truly appreciate your videos. I'm a noobie. I've only been carving, or learning to carve for maybe a year. I'm not very good yet, but I keep practicing. With that said, I have watched countless videos on how to carve an eye. I have been struggling with them. However, after watching your video it became much more clear. Your expectations on why you make a particular cut and how answered all of my questions. I love your channel. I look forward to watching you more and more. By the way, we where could I catch a class?

[@MessickGreg]

Happy Carving Roger

[@markm5555]

The Simplicity of which u make Carving look is just seriously on a Whole other Level😲🤣🙂....Crazy! Like Bob Ross of Wood Carving!!!😆😂 Can u please come be my Grandfather for like a Month or so? I'll give u back ... Promise🤣😂😆 Please keep making tutorials. I hope yer Grandson is taking advantage of learning from a Master Carver! Be a damn shame if he doesn't 😕. Thanks again Roger!!!😎🤙

[@rogerstegallwoodcarvings8181]

Thanks for your comment Mark I'll keep making the videos and happy carving to you and keep those chips flying.

[@grassyknoll4702]

holy cow Mr. camera man, hold that thing still. Lots of stuff I need to see on this video.

[@terryjackson5918]

Good video!

[@lindaaustin-morin7781]

Would you consider spritzing your carving, to help it show the details you’re carving?

[@rogerstegall6117]

Yes I do Will show in future videos

[@markm5555]

Hey just curious... On the Wood where u carved the face and the eye it looks like the surface of the Entire block in that area has been shaved over(Whittle Marks maybe from a Knife?) . Am I just seeing it weird thru the video or do u shave off a layer from the block before u begin carving?

[@rogerstegallwoodcarvings8181]

I textured the wood with a number seven gouge

[@markm5555]

You make it look so simple. I truly admire a person with artistic talend like yourself.

[@HomeStuffReview]

Thanks for sharing. It's hard to watch with the shaky cam work.

[@johnstegall8181]

Great video keep making them , my last name is Stegall I live in Mississippi

[@kathystegall2505]

I bet we're related. My Stegall roots are from Jeremiah Green from Pontotoc Mississippi. My father grew up there before they moved to Arkansas. Do you do much woodcarving?

[@johnstegall8181]

Yes I do caricature wood carving and some walking sticks. I live in Pontotoc Ms my grandfathers name was Thomas Stegall , my fathers name was Lenard Stegall .I have a Stegall history book and have traced my family back to Jeremiah Stegall. When I was a kid I can remember visiting relatives in Arkansas but can’t remember who they were

[@GenXer1975]

Can you please name the knives in your series? And size ? Example detail, chip, in 2 inches long etc...#1-5 such as one is a up sweep knife, etc. As attaining a helvie knife is impossible and their site is down, so I'll try to get flexcut instead

[@meherbaba-godman7483]

💖💖❤❤💕💕

[@Sheepdog1314]

hold that camera still !! haha....don't want to miss stuff...maybe some closeups? Just mount the camera and carve in front of it

[@luishernansotoleiva2736]

Traduzcan los vídeos de talla al Español

[@kennymarshall7408]

Why do carvers show how to carve eyes on the corners of the wood? When I carve a face there is not a corner beside the nose.

[@rogerstegall6117]

It's just a presentation thing when you gouge the eye out It's flat I think it looks better than carving it on a flat surface.

[@glenmckelvey5952]

Great vid subscribe

[@greenfrogpro]

A nice video,but why are most eye videos showing you how to do them on corners?..most carvings are required to do eyes on flat wood.

[@carolleavy8885]

Even when carving an eye on flat wood, you need to develop an angle. It may be a very shallow angle but it should be there. The bridge of the nose is higher than the eye. Remember, the inner corner of the eye should not be visible from the side. Roger is a great teacher, catch a class from him if you can.

[@greenfrogpro]

Would love to but I live in the UK

[@jackhaynes7985]

Hard to see what you are doing