I Carved this out of Epoxy & Wood

[@BMSculptures]

What should I carve next???

[@AngelinaRose]

A dog! :)

[@top-secret-sci]

Coral and Turtle!

[@tamtam145]

Can you do an owl ?

[@vernonhall6939]

Kangaroo ???

[@mkdrivingzone]

How about a bust, of yourself.

[@BlacktailStudio]

I watched the whole thing, which isn’t unusual. What was unusual is that my wife also watched the whole thing and was wildly impressed. Great video man!

[@TheTylerCathey]

seems like you have competition bro

[@michaellyons33]

I love both of your work

[@BMSculptures]

I hope you made her watch on a different device - need that extra view. 😂 glad you guys enjoyed watching!

[@Zeldur]

So she likes resin and wood over a mammoth tusk and a custom barn door XD

[@MsHanny65]

why "thank you guys for watching", i'm a woman and i watched your work for this nice bear and fisch toooo ! ;-) !

[@jakobborden2031]

As a granite fabricator we drill holes with wet/dry diamond core bits attached to grinders with the speed down low and works perfectly you can find 3/16 core bits up to as big as you want or need water helps cool the bit so the stone won't crack or burn the bit up but they make core bits especially for dry use as well they are a little more aggressive depending on the stone you are drilling through

[@СергейАбрамов-я1х]

Black lives matter

[@MorbiusTheMenace]

The grain on the fish is mental. That's some fine looking wood

[@EmpireofGrowth]

Don't know if I'm the only one but the dark cracks in the wood with fill look like battle scars on the bear. Really adds a whole entire story on the piece. Absolutely phenomenal

[@pearlp1197]

I was literally just about to say this especially that deep gash on it's back... Stunning .. I wish he'd leaned into that look

[@Priester714]

@@pearlp1197 Make sure you guys get your lives right with God before its too late and you guys go to Hell. You gotta stop watching porn, cursing, smoking, having sex before marriage, practicing homosexuality, smoking weed, vaping, getting drunk, dressing immodest, showing off your body, lying, saying God’s name in vain, and stealing these are some sins that will send vou guys to Hell turn to Jesus Christ and let Him save you before its too late. Get baptized, start reading the Bible, and praying. Start a relationship with Jesus Christ because He's coming back soon and make sure vou know for sure vou would spend eternity with Him and that your not going to Hell by living in sin and not having a relationship with Him, God desires that your soul would be saved, we need to start living Holy.

[@Ghostiification]

Definitely.

[@I_isBored]

Fr it looks epic

[@Kathakathan11]

Resin is bad for the environment, and that wood deserves better, sick people

[@ruggedlyhandsome744]

Something that's worked for me in the past when drilling into rock/hard stone products is to build a volcano shaped dam (out of plumber's putty) around where you want to drill the hole. You put either water, or lubricating oil in there to help keep your bits cooled/lubricated and ease the process of drilling your hole. I just the same technique when I'm doing ceramic tile work as well, and tile can be even more finicky at times. Hope this helps. ✌️😎

[@ruggedlyhandsome744]

I *use* the same technique for ceramic tile... Sorry, auto correct

[@BMSculptures]

That is a great idea! thanks for the tip!

[@gadeeshi]

There are some sharp paddle shaped 2 or 4 ridged bores for ceramic tiles. They will work well for stone as well. You should work without hammer action and use low rotation speeds to not to brake the bore. And of course the hole should be generously moistened.

[@robertwrath75]

I use tile drills with plenty of water.

[@jennylawson1980]

I use this technique too especially with my smaller stone projects and it works like a champ 😊

[@TheWind213]

I watched the entire video and I have to say you are an incredibly talented sculptor. The head and paw in epoxy against the wood looks amazingly gorgeous and the fish is the cherry on top. You're the man, Excellent.

[@BEdmonson85]

One thing I found out rather quickly after I installed my mini-split in my shop a few years ago.... If your shop generates a lot of dust, you MUST clean those filters regularly. There is a dramatic effect on cooling when the evaporator filters are clogged and they clog surprisingly fast. Just a heads up :)

[@kennethmacleod111]

I'd love to see you and Cam at Blacktail do a collaboration, the two best wood artists on KZbin by far!

[@BMSculptures]

Would love to!

[@lancebrightmire1653]

You should ask the Mr. Cool team to connect you, he got one too!

[@sonnyjs15]

​@@BMSculptures Please! You, Cam, and Epic Upcycling are the only 3 creators I watch.

[@smith9808]

Yes, he could do the table and you could do the legs as different animals holding up the table

[@NandiCollector]

*Same thought mate! Both of them are the BEST in their craftsmanship.* 😁

[@YouRegolo]

KZbin is full of people working with wood and epoxy. But only few of them are actually artists. Wow man, wow.

[@judestewart3955]

What a beauty! The grain in the bear is beautiful and the addition of the fish with its amazing grain, just finishes the sculpture perfectly.

[@BMSculptures]

Some of the most beautiful grain I've ever seen!

[@candynewton4945]

​@@BMSculpturesquestion, did you clamp the fish in the mouth or hold it still it dried? If quick dry glue, what brand please.

[@BMSculptures]

@@candynewton4945just held it in place until cured. I used total boat 4 minute epoxy.

[@johnnylawson69]

As always, amazing work. Regarding your choice of drill bits, you used carbide tipped drill bits for masonry. But you weren't drilling into masonry. Try out diamond hole saws. They come in a large variety of sizes. I can get them at the local lumber yard. They work great for stone and ceramic tile. You should use a thin piece of wood and drill a pilot hole. This is your guide. It will keep the hole saw from walking. Then line it up and use the diamond hole saw. Keep a small trickle of water on the bit. It doesn't go fast, but it will go 100 times faster than a masonry bit. I can drill holes in stone, but I could never carve like you.

[@BMSculptures]

Thank you for the tip. I have had a couple comments stating this already so I am sure this was my issue. Thanks for the tip Johnny!

[@jamescrockett6887]

Use Rubi ceramic diamond drill wet system! The best systems

[@frankshelby-mu4dg]

Start holes with small bits and work your way up to desired diameter will help also

[@queenberry6000]

there's three things i love about this video. one this artist shares his process form beginning to end . second although he is and amazing artist he is willing to experiment. to get the job done.and the best one is he knows his tools and work but he is still a student and willing to learn from others and ask questions and take suggestions.

[@patriciaharkin1571]

Oh my gosh, each sculpture you do, I think "this is the best one yet" and then the next one comes online and I'm just blown away. This is truly awesome and shows your amazing talent. Thank you for sharing this with us.

[@BMSculptures]

Thank you Patricia! Hopefully I keep setting the bar higher! I am learning a lot as I keep doing more of these.

[@bhlguitar]

As others have suggested, diamond core drill bits are the choice for stone. For slate, it'll need to be kept wet, and drill in small stages, a few mm at a time at low pressure. Also, avoid the arrow head bits used for tile etc, and no hammer setting. Slate is brittle, and can chip and flake away super easily, if you use chisel tips, and the hammer setting can just shatter slate. There are other options, like ultrasonic drills, but that's just throwing $$$ at a simple problem. Love your work!

[@orientalwoodworks]

If it isn’t Brock Little. I see your guitar picks all over Etsy man!

[@philipduplooy7278]

Added to that the speed of a cordless hand drill provide less power usually only for turning in screws. You get stronger cordless but try you benchpress drill next time.

[@benniewalker312]

Watched the restoration video first then came back for the original craving

[@maggiethebrewer03]

Same 😊

[@SkinnedBanana]

The grain of wood for that trout is amazing. Fits perfectly for the scales. Simply awesome work.

[@murraymakesstuff]

Make sure you add extra dust filtering to that Mini-Split if you are working with a lot of dust. I had one and it clogged within a few days causing the humidity to build up in the unit and run down the wall, eventually swamping the circuit board. They warranty things very quickly though, so cudos to Mr. Cool for that.

[@VeganSemihCyprus33]

They are hiding this knowledge from you so they can keep you as a slave 👉The Connections (2021) [short documentary] 🙌

[@cherylhaass6609]

Your skill AND talent just shine on this incredible piece! Thank you for the video. I love seeing the accuracy and correctness that you achieve!

[@David6.3]

One of those first time viewers you mentioned here. Artists and the creation of their art never cease to amaze me and I'm always intrigued by their processes, even if it's in a time-lapsed/abridged format. Amazing work.

[@jimcannon1444]

Hey, McF. Glad I came back in time for this one! Once again, you have captured a beauty that evokes the grandeur, the independence, the hunger, the majesty and might that this country IS, and that exists in every single American. Poetic and Powerful, as always. PLEASE keep these magnificent creations coming. And Thank you.

[@Kathakathan11]

Resin is bad for the environment, and that wood deserves better, sick people

[@roidnerd2501]

im here after watching the termite one stunning

[@PitsoM]

For drilling into stone, it be better to get a diamond tipped drill bit. Stone/rock is much harder than concrete and masonry.

[@jayjayvanrooyen5894]

also use proper masonry drill

[@VeganSemihCyprus33]

They are hiding this knowledge from you so they can keep you as a slave 👉The Connections (2021) [short documentary] 🙌

[@vassabatielos4740]

@@jayjayvanrooyen5894it’s not the drill it’s the drill bits

[@Gring98]

Possibly a hammer drill right will make it easier? And paired with with some quality drill bits should make it faster

[@michaellaroche5462]

A proper hammer drill will definitely make it easier

[@debracoulter2587]

I absolutely love your art work!!!!! The bear is in a class all by its self.....you are the greatest and so talented.....you pay such close attention to details.....enjoy watching you keep it up......thank you

[@cxvxcbcxn]

Just when I felt that the whole epoxy tables and whatnot has beem so overdone and is just boring now I find this channel and am absoluetly amazed! Fantastic job!

[@tracyfavre3254]

This is one of the most amazing pieces of art I’ve seen! You are truly talented! Thank you for sharing your art and your process with us!

[@TheWind213]

This is incredibly beautiful, you are obviously a well talented sculpturest. I can't wait to see you create another sculpture. Thanks

[@Kathakathan11]

Resin is bad for the environment, and that wood deserves better, sick people

[@jaydee5447]

So exceptionally well done

[@Just_Smile-n2w]

My favorite sculpture was the bear, but you’ve outdone yourself on this one. That magnificent fish just upped the ante. I always look forward to your unique art pieces ❤

[@kiannajohns5960]

ABSOLUTELY STUNNING.. WAY TO GO DUDE.. I LOVED THE ENTIRE VIDEO AND THE REVEAL TOOK MY BREATH AWAY. LOVE LOVE LOVE😍😍😍

[@teamleader837]

My absolute favorite so far. The contrast of the clear epoxy on the head and the beautiful wood grain of the fish is stunning. Impressive.

[@lindaholmquest5260]

This is a wonderful piece of art . The wood you chose for the main part is gorgeous and I can't wait to watch you sculpting your next piece!!!

[@Grakoham]

Carbide would probably do fine in that tile if you were using a rotary hammer/SDS drill (I don’t think the tile would survive, though) but for a compact drill you would be better off with a diamond hole saw. Sweet carving!

[@radegamer3991]

Qfq

[@Grakoham]

@@radegamer3991 Qfq?

[@sixfivehigh1949]

Seriously....I'm so impressed (blown away!) by your talent, your approach, your attitude, and your results. I checked out one video, then found myself going through all I could find, watching from start to finish as your work evolved. Brilliant. Thanks for sharing your gift(s).

[@jakobpolhammer5698]

Love your videos, thank you for sharing your work! Only room for improvement I see: the presentation of the finished sculpture. I would like to see more of it! I would like to see more wideangle shots, where I can really understand the complete sculpture instead of only details. And I would like the end-montage to be slower, less hectic, so I have time to really take it all in. Keep it up man, I REALLY appreciate your videos!

[@BMSculptures]

I get this a lot.... Unfortunately it is a youtube tactic. I wish I could have long detailed shots but a massive portion of the audience will drop off immediately and the video will perform worse.... I will have all the detailed shots on my website though! Updating that as we speak.... If you ever want to see more details always head to my website!

[@Prah123]

@@BMSculptures Maybe just make the last shot be a 10 second slow walk around the sculpture?

[@DarkSketchbooks]

You've done it again Blake, another masterpiece 😮 you were definitely right saying the burl was saved for the right project, and this is it 👍

[@BMSculptures]

Thanks! Glad you agree.... Now I have to go find another burl 😬

[@DarkSketchbooks]

@@BMSculptures may I suggest....a penguin? 🤔

[@congucnguyen3443]

GREAT. THANK YOU ❤❤❤

[@hunter71251]

As for drilling through stone, I'd recommend diamond core drill bits and use them with water. Great work! Thanks for sharing

[@hrausss]

Total agree would have made it a 10min job with diamond holesaw

[@VeganSemihCyprus33]

They are hiding this knowledge from you so they can keep you as a slave 👉The Connections (2021) [short documentary] 🙌

[@Ghostiification]

That's a really nice art piece. Love that fish detail and I hope we'll get to see you doing more of something similar in the future. It kind of makes the sculpture/statues more alive, not to say they wouldn't of been really realistic anyway. It just gives something "more" into it.

[@rocasag91]

I like the way it takes form. The bear was waiting for you inside that piece of wood. Now he is free! And you feed him...No words! Bravo!

[@amym4624]

You, sir, are a freaking master wizard. Stunning artwork!

[@kezzy160469]

Beyond astounding. Utmost respect. I do resin but minor things and this would be a dream piece to me. You are extremely talented and so much care and attention to detail. Awestruck from an Aussie girl that wishes for your talent 👌👌👌👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🇦🇺❤️🤍💙❤️🤍💙

[@JayNewman-n6r]

I've watched a few of u guys turn a worthless piece of wood or a glass into something something really incredible, u guys really have a good imagine for changing 1 thing into something else-WHAT A IMAGINE, WELL DONE GUYS.

[@Ponniokoko]

did i just see a dry wood termite waving at me?

[@jonathangauthier3549]

Absolutely gorgeous! I think this project was truly successful. I know that you mentioned having a preference for the head of your projects being in resin, but I find that it has such an ethereal, icy, watery, smoky quality that you could use in uplifting future projects. I would like to see it as water or a spiritual body in an upcoming project. My initial reaction was to see the resin as splashing waves of water at a bear's feet and a ribbon of water from the fish. Then I thought of how you have pigmented, smoky swirl and of a kitsune (Japanese mischievous fox deity) morphing from smoky spirit into a solid creature. I also think that a resin tree cradling a wood bur baby might kinda have a nice ancestral ties vibe. Or perhaps an unhatched wooden dragon fetus suspended inside of an elaborate resin egg might look cool too. Feel free to use any ideas that might inspire you. Keep creating them wonderful pieces of art. I hope

[@adrielburned6924]

I was born and raised in Alaska. I've seen many browns in the wild, and this is by far the best and most beautiful example of wildlife art I've ever seen. Wow what a marvel. ❤

[@shiniquajones2812]

Hey there are termites in that wood

[@awesomecreationschannel]

I am annoyed that KZbin hasn't suggested your channel to me before now, but at least I have your previous content to catch up on 😂 I really enjoyed this video and as I am just starting my sculpting journey this is excellent to watch. You've got a new subscriber and I look forward to seeing more of your work 😊👍

[@rosmarbal]

Torn between marvelling at the talent and beauty of the carving with the unease of all the plastic (epoxy) used and discarded for it

[@TotalBoat]

Incredible work! We are blown away by this masterpiece! 🐻

[@khicks72]

I was wondering how you ended up with termites in this piece, but now I understand.

[@russellsage1536]

yeah, those "cracks" on the belly look like the channels in the restoration video. However, he did make another sculpture out of this same piece of wood and he carved off a ton of wood off this thing and I didn't see any termites in the offcuts.

[@ZenckAlmeida]

Essas esculturas que você faz , é incrível, está de parabéns, sem contar que é inspirador. 🇧🇷

[@mrking7342]

How the heck did termites survive being encased in epoxy for what I presume was several days?

[@Sledg0matic]

Hibernation. It's not just for bears!

[@DidacusMolinarius]

​@@Sledg0maticbears don't hibernate

[@Sledg0matic]

@@DidacusMolinarius Bears hibernate. You probably confused hibernation with dormancy.

[@DidacusMolinarius]

@@Sledg0matic My biology teacher in highschool taught us that they don't. And to quote the first source that shows up on a google search: "...not many animals truly hibernate, and bears are among those that do not. Bears enter a lighter state of sleep called torpor."

[@Sledg0matic]

@@DidacusMolinarius The first source I come up with says, "Bears hibernate during winter, but aren't sleeping the whole time. Hibernation for bears simply means they don't need to eat or drink, and rarely urinate or defecate (or not at all)." If you move beyond fist impressions, you'll see there's a variety of opinions on the matter, and nuance based on whether we're talking about black bears, brown bears, sun bears, and polar bears.

[@robdobson5056]

Beautiful work! Unbelievably talented.

[@SimplySheilaB]

Is this the one that ended up with termites 😢

[@larrymantic2635]

Yes, but it’s doing much better now!

[@wpjohn91]

Where are the termites? I dont understand how they got into this thing

[@Sledg0matic]

They get into cracks, lay eggs, pulp wood, make more cracks, lay more eggs, pulp more wood, lather, rinse, repeat.

[@wpjohn91]

Wouldnt there be evidence of them though while he cutbit apart. And how would they have eaten through the epoxy?

[@Sledg0matic]

@@wpjohn91 Most likely a pregnant female flew into one of the many, many cracks that you can see in the wood during the video. before the epoxy was applied. Termites are fine in low-oxygen environments, and would have been well-insulated in the freezer. The damage the termites did was to the wood. The resin was intact. Termites use uric and lactic acid to soften wood before they shred it with their jaws.

[@jasonstevenson8569]

Your skills are amazing . I am Carpenter. And I am just getting into wood carving epoxy and furniture, making it has been my dream for years and you have inspired me so many times with your videos. Thank you so much

[@tamibell4325]

Absolutely gorgeous! It's so majestic! Now this is my favorite piece!😅💥❤

[@NutsAboutData]

I´m not an sculptor but working with epoxy must be satisfying as hell

[@АлексейПросвиряков-й4о]

Великолепное изделие! Точной расчёт всей работы на всех этапах. Мастер светлая голова и золотые руки!

[@frandoopies]

Wow!!! Incredible work!! God bless you 🙏 ❤️

[@ozarkscarguy540]

That's a burly bear. One of the coolest pieces of walnut burl I've seen. Coolest wood sculpture I've seen.

[@rey_2.0]

I love this artist ❤

[@udivitelnyjmir]

Да, очень большая и сложная работа была проделана. Скульптура из дерева и эпоксидной смолы получилась просто великолепной! Браво мастеру! 👏👏👏👍👍👍

[@jfirish4858]

IT'S ALWAYS A PLEASURE TO WATCH A MASTER WORK HIS CRAFT . TRULY A BEAUTIFUL PIECE OF ART

[@reneelewis639]

Absolutely hands down, the best clip I have watched.. informative, great audio & visuals, it wasn't long and drawn out but you showed from go to woe. Beautiful work 👏 ❤

[@artofescapism]

Wow, super cool work! You clearly put a lot of thought and care into this, and I really enjoyed watching the craftsmanship! Great job!

[@billlewis1483]

As a former contractor, I would recommend getting an SDS drill. I have two different weights. I have drilled in everything including slate with holes as small as 1/8" to 12" holes in foundations which take many holes. The trick is not to put downward pressure on the drill. Let the drill do the work. The weight of the drill is enough. I use standard SDS bits available at any of the big box stores. An SDS drill holds the bit more firmly which gives faster drilling and more control. Regular hammer drills have too much slop. I don't use water or other lubricant which will cut down on the cutting action and can cause more chipping in slate from the paste. If the bit starts to get hot, I dip it in a cup of water and continue. Clear the dust regularly to keep the cutting going. This is the more modern way from the old manual star bits I used when younger. Practice on a piece of scrap to get used to the bouncing. Most SDS drills have three modes, regular drill, hammer drill, and just hammer for chisels. This gives more versatility. Stone carvers use the hammer feature.

[@bearformdruid]

I use Diamond hole-saws for drilling smaller holes in stone (The ones used to drill Ceramic Tiles), and diamond grit masonry carbide bit specifically made to drill larger holes in stone. Preferably I do it with cold water running over the drill/hole to both cool and transport away the ground stone. If the drill gets to hot, the Diamond can chip away, significantly shorting the life of the drill bit.

[@GoodWoodWorks-le4cd]

Great video. I agree,the epoxy fillings look great as bear battle scars. Depite the beautiful carving, the show pedelstool ending was a fabulous choice. Lovely job. 🪵

[@tiadraws8123]

I found your Videos recommended in my feed and... I am overwhelmed over the beauty and detail of your sculptures, please keep doing this wonderful work ❤

[@andresguerra5489]

I was amazed by the Duck Sculpture, but this one…, Wow! That Freaking Bear Seems To Express Purposeful Movement After A Successful Trip To The Lake! What A Gift/Talent…❤

[@gsgidney]

106 outside in Texas, been working in the yard for a couple weeks now.... moving granite slabs Love your work.. so "cool" you finally were able to get some cooling to help you along the way 😊

[@waynecampbell9714]

I'm an artist and I am in awe of what you do, so much detail! 👌👌👌

[@paulhad69]

1st time I've seen your work, and I can honestly say you are a true artist and a creative genius. I look forward to checking out all your videos and future projects.

[@rickliners6123]

Impressive. The bear at 4:06 is prolly the closest I could get to anything resembling a bear with my utmost best effort.

[@shellilogan771]

It was your voice that made me continue watching your video, it held me captive in the first minute! watching you and listening to you create that masterpiece was mesmerizing!!! I probably don't live too far from you I'm in the Mojave Desert and the heat is excruciating yes! But I have to work outside doing my resin and woodwork .Either in the shade with the misters on or after dark.The hot glue and tape trick work great Only the first time I did it I was working in the shade I walked away for a couple of hours to do something else came back and it was in the full sun! Oh my God !I'll never do that again! It took me 3 hours to sand my tableTrying to get the hot glue That had melted into the resin or vice versa sanded was!unbelievable! And yes I'll never forget my head like that again lol It would be awesome to see you carve a hawk not sure if you've done that yet ? this is your first video I've ever seen Living where I do I have access to a lot of cholla cactus I have a store of it all cleaned disinfected bleached sanded where there are no bites whatsoever if you ever need a mount let me know I look forward to watching all of your videos Thank you very much Blake.

[@denisenoble4010]

He's absolutely beautiful, the grain of wood and pattern flow so well together ❤️ 😊

[@RaplimNaim]

The bear looks like it's been through a tough battle, love the story it tells 🐻✨

[@williamvonbaskerville3805]

It´s sooo great a get tears in my eyes - absolutely amazing - human art from its finest !!!!

[@RaeC5280]

Creating sculptures by adding, such as building a sculpture out of clay is impressive. But creating a sculpture by removing matter to create the shape just blows my mind.

[@JulieSims-ug8fi]

Whatever you sell these amazing products it is well worth it never lose your touch on doing what you love ❤️ doing

[@danis7771]

Достойный скульптор! Хорошая работа, Мэн!

[@slimeminem7402]

I was looking for a video to unwind because I've been so stressed lately and yeah, I was able to relax. So, thank you!

[@davidaidenhowes]

The craftsmanship and attention to detail 🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@naimamaina9037]

صراحة الفيديو أعجبني كثيرا ، مبدع بشكل لا يصدق ❤

[@COLTtheBOLTT]

is no one gonna talk about how genuinely perfect that rhino was from a year ago?

[@mrbp3351]

Wow seeing that block of wood/epoxy turn into the bear was unbelievable. Beautiful work! subbed.

[@daalfidaalfi1408]

Es ist ein Meisterwerk ,du hast diesen Bären zum Leben erwacht.. Respekt und meine Hochachtung vor deiner Arbeit ...❤❤❤

[@northernbettygirl]

What a beautiful, God given talent you have been given, that in your hands you create such majesty! I am always in awe of these gifts people have 🙏🏼

[@ZakeFrancis]

This is my favorite sculpture so far!

[@danchev338]

Absolutely wow, I quite liked the faux live edge of the slab combined with the stone better than the finished stand

[@jasonw6688]

That's super impressive!! Amazing job! 👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@FIZZGIG-RARF]

I live in Oklahoma and our weather is the same way in summer. That Mr Cool is going to be a game changer! Thatwood you chose for the fish is perfect! It even looks like scales❤❤❤

[@Ankurtalks14]

I fully enjoyed this video❤ Hats off to your work

[@PinkBarbie052982]

BLAKE YOUR WORK IS TIMELESS!! I MEAN OMG!! JUST ABSOLUTELY BREATHTAKING!! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK! YOU GAIN A LOYAL FOLLOWER/SUBSCRIBER! YOU ROCK DUDE!!

[@ТатьянаЕльчанинова-н3и]

Для создания таких шедевров, мало в совершенстве владеть инструментом, нужен ещё талант художника, которым Вы, безуслвно, обладаете!

[@JohnDlugosz]

It's interesting that all the YT channels are using Total Boat now, when not too long ago I'd never heard of it. It used to be West that was the popular brand. But, 25 years ago I learned on System 3, since that's what Woodcraft carried.

[@58Kym]

There was something about having the bear walk out of the wood, leading with its head into spirit form. Amazing!

[@Ceretrea]

This is amazing. What beautiful work! 😍