Carving a face ( with one squinted eye and one eye open) Part 2

[@gladiator22666]

Brilliant carve , very informative. Really helps with the eyes . Thanks for the upload 👍

[@benellis9244]

Thanks for y’all’s time. Beautiful work. Wonderful..

[@timothylongley1056]

Great video roger. Very nice camera work also Payton.

[@rogerstegall6117]

Thanks Timothy and keep those chips flying

[@totobill22]

Très bien filmé. Merci de partager votre savoir faire.

[@jelmo1057]

Really great explanation of the intricate details and order of cuts in developing the eyes and areas around the eyes. Beautiful work and easy to follow your explanations, just wish I could remember all of them once the video is over! Nothing beats practice and experience! Great job 👍👍

[@rogerstegall6117]

Thanks J Elmo for your comment and keep those chips flying

[@jimwildasin4464]

Outstanding work, appreciate you showing your techniques.

[@rogerstegall6117]

Thanks Jim and keep those chips flying

[@sonnyboywannabe]

Fantastic. Thanks for your efforts and knowledge

[@thomasjohnson3586]

Looking good Roger

[@rogerstegall6117]

Thanks Tommy and keep those chips flying

[@MessickGreg]

Enjoyed the carving Roger

[@rogerstegall6117]

Thanks Greg and keep those chips flying

[@WinkThornton]

Roger, I have completed a roughout from you a view years ago of the squint-eyed, smirking teeth showing cowboy! Thanks, I do have an impossible task of maintaining sharp tools, any tips? Yor videos are tops, and Payton does a great job also!

[@Alberto1993]

Thank you Mr Stegall, very appreciated. Few days ago I wrote you an email asking for some patterns!

[@rogerstegall6117]

Which patterns do you want and send me your email address

[@Alberto1993]

@@rogerstegall6117 asking if it’s possible to receive the “Hillbilly” pattern and if it’s possible also to receive the pattern showed in the video “Blocking a carving without a bandsaw”. I have a bandsaw so I would like to try to make also this one. Thank you a lot!!

[@troyhale5886]

Great videos Roger.Where do you get your wood from and what dimensions do you generally order?

[@rogerstegall6117]

I buy my wood from Peter Engler design in Branson Missouri and I usually get three by three by 12 inches long

[@davidroberts8499]

Very good information. I was noticing your name on your knives do you make tools and knives?

[@mikethomas5412]

Thank you!

[@rogerstegall6117]

Thanks Mike and keep those chips flying

[@markroach4822]

Very nice thanks 😉

[@rogerstegall6117]

Thanks Mark and keep those chips flying

[@DonaldLyon-rk2mn]

WHAT HAPPENED TO PART WHAT HAPPENED TO PART 3 ?