Whittling A Bird From A Tree Branch (4K)

[@kenedgerly6473]

nothing more soothing than the sound of a sharp knife cutting thought green wood. the chirping of birds in the background also helps.

[@lsseaside7303]

That was an excellent carving class! Thanks so much!

[@le_spud8530]

As someone who is just delving into whittling, I really enjoyed this video!

[@harryrogers]

Thanks

[@brutus3631]

im just starting to whittle, and i think my first little project will be a birdie as well. amazing video and your energy is very soothing! ❤️

[@unitytira4954]

I am very new in whittling and I am looking for small projects to do and be able to grow in confidence and skills in whittling. Thank you so much for sharing this video. Thank you so much for your pleasant approach in introducing this specific project, Blessings 😊

[@lsseaside7303]

awww I love birds! so sweet!!! 🦉🐧🦩🦢💕

[@jeffcalvin5516]

Thanks for your video Harry. Very nice basic instruction to lead anyone into carving/whittling. Cheers from USA.

[@CSGraves]

I hadn't thought about it previously, but even if one seldom nicks themselves whittling, the gloves can serve the secondary function of helping prevent blisters, either from the spine or handle of the knife, or from hotspots on the workpiece itself.

[@everettmenard5196]

I love carving. The first item I did was of a civil war soldier with detachable musket and everything. It came out pretty good.

[@jamescodling8641]

Love it. Very relaxing and a true gent

[@derekashcroft8115]

Great video Harry, I got my knife out and a spoon I had been working on and whittled along side you. I've never done whittling with any one else before. It was very relaxing. Thanks for your efforts.

[@harryrogers]

That's great Derek. If you are in the UK, you may know of them already, but the Bodgers.org.uk do quite a bit of spoon carving in local meet ups.

[@derekashcroft8115]

Thanks Harry I'll check them out.

[@ridgerunner66]

That was very enjoyable Harry. Looking forward to seeing the next video. I may have a new hobby. Thanks for sharing. Davin

[@harryrogers]

Thanks Davin

[@jamessotherden5909]

Nice project to whittle away at. Loved hearing the birds chirping in the back ground. Well deserved on the 100K subscribers also.

[@harryrogers]

Thanks James.

[@jeffnc]

Thanks Harry, this came at the perfect time since I'm looking to give this a go myself. Congrats on 100k by the way!

[@harryrogers]

Thanks Jeff.

[@sarmdabd806]

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[@gerardjohnson2106]

You had company of bird's spring choir as you worked outdoors. Sounded as there may have been a crow possibly alerting to the cat. Crows and jays get raucous when cats and snakes are about. A very pleasant and informative video. Thanks for sharing

[@harryrogers]

Yes they are very lively at the moment.

[@mr.ramjangles5165]

Thank you for this video! I enjoy carving morel mushrooms just like this, but want to try birds. Imagine a bookshelf with many of these birds, different types of wood! I want to find those gloves as well!

[@harryrogers]

Thanks and just look for 'cut proof' gloves on Amazon etc.

[@notaname8140]

9:14 I have those exact gloves and I was a little skeptical at first so I tested them - even with the glove lying on a solid surface and slashing across it with some weight behind it they still don't cut, but like you say they will probably offer little to no protection against a stab. Overall I was pretty impressed with the cut resistance, it's definitely one of the best choices to protect your hands

[@josephpotterf9459]

Thanks Harry,

[@timcamp7486]

Excellent work Harry! Very informative. Thank you for sharing. Just a side note, I use the protective tape over the glove on the thumb, index and middle fingers of the hand that I hold the carving in. This gives an added benefit of better grip on the project In addition to extra protection for those fingers.

[@harryrogers]

That sounds smart thanks Tim.

[@robertauld2242]

“I’ve seen a lot of blue tits around here.” is now my favorite KZbin quote. Harry why don’t you give us a list of what you can’t do so we can eliminate you as a source for some arcane craft. Ought to be easy as the list must be very short.

[@lindalrb3864]

Great video. I have a blue tick, but mine is a bird dog.

[@lauriemacquanan2141]

I found some curly willow that was very soft.

[@jimmyrustler8983]

Another alternative to an axe that I like to use, is a Khukuri knife. Works a bit like an axe, but a lot more control on smaller pieces of wood 🤙 Another tip for better grip on smaller pieces of wood, is to use a piece of bike inner tube as a grippy pad. I use them a lot for knapping too, stops me from dropping all my arrowheads 🤣

[@leonmorgans4250]

Congratulations on 100k! Well deserved. I lobe whittling. I like the second knife you used. Any idea where I could find a similar one?

[@harryrogers]

Hi it was Proops knife...they sold off sets very cheaply many years ago, but I notice them coming up on the web, I think they are made in Sheffield by a company beginning with a b, so perhaps a Google.

[@leonmorgans4250]

@@harryrogers will do, thanks.

[@closertothetruth9209]

saw a show on the albatross that would be a workout

[@harryrogers]

Haha need a big branch for that!

[@jjj1590]

What type of wood are you using, it looks very close grained.

[@harryrogers]

It's lime wood.

[@LarsKiel]

👍😃

[@stuartmcintosh8275]

For the safety of your legs, you could wear a leather apron or a pair of leather chaps, The type of farrier would wear to shoe horses with

[@harryrogers]

Yes that is good advice thanks Stuart.