Whittle an Owl | Step-By-Step Beginner Tutorial

[@jesseflint6948]

Naming the cuts as you do them has helped me finally understand what they mean and their purpose. Thank you

[@TheMakerExperience]

That's great!

[@hubert155]

man , this is absolutely amazing . I just randomly bumped into your video and immediately fell in love with it ! thumbs up

[@TheMakerExperience]

Thanks. Great to hear that

[@Ba_Singa]

I love your videos. Because of them i started carving myself. I hope you continue with the videos and Instagram as well.

[@TheMakerExperience]

Great to hear that

[@johnmitchelljr]

You helped me pick my new project. Thank you.

[@TheMakerExperience]

Great to hear

[@nicholasn.]

🙏

[@Jcharp12]

Nice thank you

[@utukuvia1]

This is so wholesome and nice to watch!!🦉

[@TheMakerExperience]

Thank you

[@TomWindeknecht]

Beautiful barn owl! Thank you for sharing.

[@TheMakerExperience]

Thank you

[@lauriemacquanan2141]

I havel used curly willow which seems SOFTER than basswood. We had to cut the tree limbs an i am delighted that it is lightweight AND SOFT.

[@TheMakerExperience]

Good to know. So far I've mostly used goat willow and European aspen, which are decent too.

[@bastianklok925]

How do you sharpen your whittling knives so effectively?

[@TheMakerExperience]

I just use a normal kitchen knife sharpener. However, it would be good to get some honing equipment at some point too.

[@everythingsak]

@@TheMakerExperience what do you mean by a normal kitchen sharpener? like a carbide pull through sharper or a kitchen knife steel? or perhaps something else? thanks for your time.