Session 3 - Detailing The Bill - Mallard Drake Decoy

[@josephludwig9057]

HI TOM, I'VE TOTALLY ENJOYED YOUR VIDEOS, I WATCHED THEM ALL. AFTER WATCHING, THE ONE THING I'M GOING TO DO MORE OF IS, USE THE MICRO CARVER FOR DETAIL. YOU DO A GREAT JOB IN PRESENTING THIS INFO!! THANK YOU

[@tomchristieart]

Thanks Joe

[@toddrenville2180]

Excellent series of videos Tom.

[@tomchristieart]

Thanks very much Todd!

[@joellarose3806]

Having recently discovered this channel and videos, I have to say that I am very impressed. I'm keae unf new stuff with every one that I watch. You are a great educator as well as artisan, which is a rare combination.

[@tomchristieart]

Thanks very much Joel! I’m glad these have been helpful.

[@brianmagelky6946]

Great detail Tom. This is immensely helpful and interesting. Thanks for sharing all your years of accumulated knowledge.

[@tomchristieart]

Thanks for the feedback Brian and glad these are helpful!

[@lewandlo]

Great videos Sir. I learned a new thing every video. Who said you can't teach an old dog new tricks?? hehe. Thanks again. Cheers from Chatham Kent Ontario.

[@tomchristieart]

Thanks Lewis! I’m an old dog and still learning too! 😁

[@edwardlegg3857]

Tom Great video and thank you for sharing your expertise. Do you know where one could buy the tool you were using that holds the 3/32nd bits you were detailing with. Thanks again

[@tomchristieart]

I got that many years ago so I’m not sure. It looks like the Jaymes Carving Supply Company has them

[@edwardlegg3857]

@@tomchristieart Tom thank

Hey Tom, enjoying your videos! You and I may have worked together many moons ago at W.P.

[@tomchristieart]

Hey, thanks! Which division? No name with your profile. Thanks for checking out my channel. Tom

John Bankey. Findlay, Corp, Evansville

[@tomchristieart]

Thanks for the note John! Seems not that long ago!

[@brianrosisnki1328]

Tom, what size collet do you use of your gesswein marathon micro motor??

[@tomchristieart]

3/32” for most bits Brian

[@SteveDavis-u9s]

Very,very helpful. Where did you get the tool that you put burs on both ends ?

[@tomchristieart]

Thanks very much. I think it’s called a pin vise and you can find them on Amazon. The Jaymes company also sells burr holders that are similar. Hope that helps.

[@brianrosisnki1328]

nice videos Tom, what is the name of the tool that uses the ruby bits that you were sanding around the nostrils

[@tomchristieart]

I think it’s called a burr holder Brian. Jaymes Company may carry something similar. I’ve had it a long time. not sure where I got this one.

[@josephludwig9057]

Hello Brian, Another name for the double-ended tool Tom uses is a pin vice. I found a bunch of them on Amazon by searching "pin vice"..

[@brianrosisnki1328]

@@josephludwig9057 thanks!!

[@dongifford197]

Thank you very much

[@tomchristieart]

You are welcome

[@MarionL-zq4qr]

You make your own study bill?

[@tomchristieart]

No, I purchased those over the years from various companies.