Handcarved Moulding

[@eternalme6077]

Since I was a child, the trim and molding in buildings or rooms always caught my eye, especially the more ornate they were. It's only now that I'm an old geezer no longer bothered by a work schedule that I can devote my attention to Beautiful Craftsmanship like this as well as gold gilding and Sculpture. This is so beautiful and fascinating, I am glad I've found this Chanel, can't wait to see more of your work.....Thank you. 🎸♥️

[@Woodcarving_Master]

Thks for watching

[@2Kaleth]

Beautiful work! Such patience. I grew up around some hand carved furniture and grew to love and appreciate the visual richness they added to the home. Nothing like it in modern furniture.

[@Woodcarving_Master]

Yes indeed thks for watching my channel 🙏

[@SquirrelsForAll]

It's amazing to watch you work. Most woodworkers on KZbin have Laguna CNC's, SawStop saws, and other countless high-dollar pieces and you show up with an outdoor table saw with a solid 2x6 feather board, no splitter or riving knife, you make your own shaper blades, and I'm simply blown away. Just astonished at the speed and quality of your work. WOW It's easy to see who the master woodworker is. :)

[@Woodcarving_Master]

For hundreds of years top work was done efficiently by hand with primitive tools...I have seen wood work done in st Paul's cathedral in England King Louis castle in France all work done by hand no power tools 500 yrs ago...and much of this work cannot even be replicated by power tools today...power tools and CNC machines have there place...but they will never replace skill....when you rely on power tools to much you loose... somthing...your hands and mind atrophy....what do you do when they break down?.... for a one man shop one can compete pound for pound $ with big tech machinery...if you know the old tech elbow grease methods especially on short runs...I was trained in very old school ways so gives me the edge...so to speak...not to mention when you own big tech machinery....its expensive to own and.operate repair$$...and need a lot of volume of work to feed it and pay the big loans off to buy it...they can actually bank rupt you faster than profit you gain from owning...and take up lots of space...and require multiple staff to operate...no thks..not for me...most of the work I do is specialty stuff...and very low volume...so will keep going way I always have etc.

[@Silverfeather1015]

Gorgeous work sir.

[@Woodcarving_Master]

Thks for your support🙏

[@donpayne562]

You’ll be carving crown molding in your sleep, by the forty foot mark you won’t need the pattern.lol

[@Woodcarving_Master]

Pretty much thats how it goes. You memorize after few feet

[@bonniecameron3713]

You do beautiful work...

[@Woodcarving_Master]

Thks for your support

[@noramagaly]

That is very beautiful and elegant work. Congratulations.

[@Woodcarving_Master]

Thks for your support grandma🙏

[@Woodcarving_Master]

Thks grandma🙏

[@earlbresler9927]

You are definitely a blessed, skilled, wood worker. You are up in the category of greatness, with Micheal Angelo

[@Woodcarving_Master]

Thks for your continued support much appreciated 👍

[@codycollins6468]

Make a stencil, got it

[@codycollins6468]

Carving skils, dont got it

[@Woodcarving_Master]

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[@Woodcarving_Master]

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