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Just got a set of these expensive but well worth it

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Looks cool the music was annoying so I moved on

Quite useful.

Hi size of the wood bock thank you

If the legs broke on these how would you repair them?, i have Oaxon peacock and one of the legs 3mm broke at the foot.

And here’s a little guy I made ☺️

I’ve never tried making a clay sculpture before carving in wood. You made it so easy to understand how to do it. I appreciate your talent. Thanks for make such a wonderful video!

I love the style of this 🙂. Great music choices, too

I’m trying out this clay rn for a homemade costume mask, and so far what I’ve noticed is that it’s actually a lot like dough! And while it won’t stick to your hands when you take it out of the package, it does definitely stick when you wet it, but it helps smooth it out pretty well! :)

Look forward to your bluejay carving it’s on my list of birds to carve. Cheers from 🇨🇦

Got the set and I really like them. They come ready to work. And as the original knives the blades come sharp. Love the handles and the blades’ metal is really easy to strop and they keep an edge for a Long time. Very happy!

Love this

Great tips. Thanks

I've just gotten into wood carving. These videos are great! Thank you for making them :)

You keep your carving knives in cigar holders….

Hi Mark, I love the fact you share that excellent reference book. It's all about planning and using patterns to guide your work. As I do clay modeling, which is much more flexible, I much admire the challenges you face as a wood sculptor. It was a fun and very nice video to watch!

Yea thats way I do it too. I do leave a little more extra wood and not cut so close to the line to make more rood for knife shaping to the real size of the pattern.

I make my own carving knives. I use old two man crosscut saws to make the blades. Anealing, hardening and tempering can all be done with a blowtorch, because the blades are so small. Shaping and beveling I do with a hacksaw, bench grinder or file, and wet and dry sandpaper on a piece of float glass. Its a skill worth learning, you can make whatever shape blade you can dream up.

Thanks guys

Amazing that you found a much higher quality replacement part that fit perfectly. It just shows what happens when you let another country take over the quality control of your company.

Thanks for this video mark, we don't have a hobby lobby in camada but I'll try and find it

Like the gnome with the christmas tree hat 👍

Those are some fun carvings! Thanks for showing what you're working on.

I bought some of this and it’s sooo soft and sticky. I was hoping to be able to use it with some molds, but I think it’s a nit too sticky.

Excellent work

Great job Mark ..thank you for showing us how to do this fine detail work ..

Mark i want buy this products where i can buy this

Very good work like the hummingbird 😊Thanks keep up good work

Thanks a lot for the information. I am new to the carving hobby and follow the informations from other carver with much experience. I used till now BLO after carving, let it a couple of days till to a week to soak in the wood. Acrylic paint stays on the surface very well... till I use the final finish. Apply Bee wax, no mather with what (fine piese of cloth or paintbrush hard ebogh for apply the wax) removed the some of the color (where the layer is thinner). It may be look oldish, but sometime I did not whant that. I also used water based lasure. Some results, color goes a little bit off. I first think, it is my fault, apply to much oil, did not wait long enough till the wood take the oil in, and so on. Till I saw this video of yours.

What I think a lot of carvers get wrong so badly, is having too distinctive a step in feather groups. The cape one this bird just stands way too high. It does not appear like that in nature. To me the bill is also off, too heavy and the wrong shape . I am a bander and handle lots ofd wild birds. An art teacher told me, do not try to represent every feather or every hair.. Give instead the right impression.

What I need is a knife eraser that will put back the wood I accidentally cut away.

Thank you for sharing. I was wondering what carving on the round was. That was an interesting video.

Whoa, how long does it take to mix the resin and hardener together?!

Definitely learned a thing or 2 about how I can go about using this stuff. The aluminum foil trick will save me a lot of putty, thanks!

When will the next part come out?

Can I cut something like this out if I only have a 10 inch bandsaw?

What a Geeza!, a one time only gift for you kids!, knowledgeable folk of this calibre were a real rarity back in my days!, look after this one!, there's no replacement.

Have just found this channel, and what a video to land on, saved to my 'useful folder'!. Having worked with clay, for too longa time, I can say that most of the items in this video, would be applicable to clay use, so don't rush past this if you're not a woodworker!. The first item, perfect tool for small scale sculpts, making moulds requires a flat and even base to work on, this item has that at least. Moving on to 4:30, another clay useful thing!, especially the metal cutters ...quick and clean solution to cutting exact circles, and many other shapes from clay!. Thank you for expanding on the usual one item per video nonsense!, I hope these videos of yours expands your subscriber numbers, thank you for sharing something so useful!.

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Neat! I love it how you made sketches and then prototyped with cardboard. I can tell you like to think things through rather than jump straight in. Your finished tote is excellent and it's 100% yours! Very well done. 👍👍 I don't have many tools yet, but if (or when) I do i shall have to figure out what kind of tote that would suit me. 😉 All the best from Scotland.

Nice project. excellent channel. Thank you.

Great channel. Well done. Thank you.

Hi like to see how you will make the feet from biginning bekos i like to do and lurn exegli how you do it

I really enjoy your videos Mark. Keep up the great content!

Hi Mark, great video. What model Dremel are you using?

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Such an informative video, answered so many questions that I hadn't found the answers to anywhere else, and I appreciate you sharing the results of your meticulous experimentation. At 15:55 when you're taking about the acrylic sealer you use before painting, what is the brand you prefer?

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