Wood Choices for Carving and Craft - Former Patreon Content

[@InviernoAustral]

Well well well🎉 if it isn’t one of the world’s finest spooncarvers, leatherworkers, and bladesmiths back in action making it sharp as always. Good to see you brother: long may you reign.

[@woodsmansfinest3814]

@@InviernoAustral ❤️😜

[@manguydude905]

Awesome! Can't wait for the sharpening video!

[@woodsmansfinest3814]

@@manguydude905 you are free to check the 5 € link in the description box that takes you to 100h of sharpening and carving

[@Drékratez]

Thank you for this in dept look into wood, very helpful.

[@woodsmansfinest3814]

@@Drékratez glad it was helpful despite the short video

[@KettleCamping]

Great stuff ! Thanks a lot for all the info👍

[@woodsmansfinest3814]

@@KettleCamping glad it was useful

[@jaymurphy9127]

Thanx for the info ,Max !

[@woodsmansfinest3814]

Glad you liked it... What next? You guys are the directors here!

Halo Maximilian! Thanks for video. It is good and i like it. For example, now i have lot of linden. It is really easy to carve. But trully it is not so fancy wood. Right now i finish some spoons from plum and ash. And both woods are looking good. I really appreciate your video. Have good time! Kuba

[@woodsmansfinest3814]

Thank you for the input and kind words. Linden is very soft and great to carve. Use milk paint for example to make it a little more interesting. I'm already working on the video for next month! If you ever need help, there are also ways to get a live carving session with me! Cheers