Relief Carving a Farm Country Scene - "The Family Farm"
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- Опубліковано 5 січ 2025
- Relief wood carving a farm country landscape with a rustic barn and rolling fields using traditional gouges and a rotary tool.
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Your attention to detail is fabulous getting the right perspective.. Anyone would be proud to have this on their wall
Thank you!
Omg that is beautiful!! You are definitely a master carver, at age 64 I just took up carving caricatures, nothing as nice as this!
Thank you, that is very kind of you to say. Yeah whittling and caricature carving is a great way to get into the craft! It's much cheaper and you get some really fun and unique results! I've been wanting to get into it myself, but I find myself drawn to the relief carvings more I guess. Happy carving!
I'm blown away. Excellent job. I found you today You are an inspiration. Once I'm well again, I will begin relief carving. Thank you. You are incredible.
Thank you! Get well soon!
Oh my goodness!! That is stunning! You're so talented. Awesome. 😍👏👏
Thank you!!
I have been carving for years .Thanks for helping me to introduce power carving to my
hand carving, now I don't feel that I am chiding . Thank you so much.
Julien Lamarche
I'm assuming "chiding" you mean to be cheating? lol. Yeah I don't think there is anything wrong with mixing the traditional gouges and power carving together. I guess I'd consider myself a hybrid carver I suppose. I definitely prefer carving with gouges, but I'm still collecting them and I don't have a gouge for every situation yet. Sometimes a dremel is the only tool that will work for a particular area of the carve.
Beautiful love this
Thank you!
The gravel texture might give me night terrors.
Great job.
Thanks
Nice job! Dremels are the saving grace for us relief carvers. I don't care how sharp my tools are, the Dremel is always that little bit extra
Thanks! Yes they can bail us out for sure! I love using them for texturing and detailing. I think that’s where they really shine.
nice carving...if you've never tried it before i recommend getting your hands on some jelutong wood...trust me...you'll like it.
Thanks. Yeah? Interesting, I'll have to try it sometime.
Execution was awesome to watch. I also enjoyed the problem solving you talked yourself through as you worked.
Thank you! I'm glad to hear you enjoyed the video.
Fantastic as always, such clean lines and a really strong perspective. I particularly like the firewood piles!
Thanks! Yeah the firewood pile was a struggle but I managed to get through it. lol
oh my god beautiful
Thank you!
Very very very very nice job looking very good!!!!!!!👍💯💯👌👌
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I thought it said 2.2m subscriptions and I was so upset when it said 2.2k... Mate you've got my sub but how are you not in the millions you're work is unreal 🤯
Thank you, that's really kind of you to say! Sadly you're kind of at the mercy of UA-cam and what they want to feature. You're definitely helping though by subscribing and sharing my work. Thanks again!
Your works are amazing! You must have really good patience. Im just a beginner in carving.. Big respect.
Thank you! Yeah it definitely takes some time.
Dang! Excellent! I lost my hands in an accident a few years ago. I’m getting ready to start woodworking with my hooks and this gives me good ideas.
Thanks! I'm sorry about your accident, but I'm glad to hear that it's not stopping you!
Awesome job! I done some releif carving, nothing on this level. Your talents and patience are a cut above. Looking forward for more of your work.
Thanks! I appreciate the kind words!
Wow. That’s really good. You are a master. I started Dremel carving, even spent the money on an scm high speed engraver. Now I’m thinking I went the wrong way.
Thanks!! Honestly power carving is a great asset to have in the tool box and while I prefer using traditional gouges, there will always be areas that I grab a dremel for in a carving. I’d say I’m a hybrid carver lol.
excellent perspective and technique
Appreciate it! Thanks for watching!
That is just outstanding work...thank you for sharing..
Thanks for watching!
You remind me of Bob Ross. Amazing wood working. I wish I had your ability to do this.
Thank you, that's very kind of you to say!
That's awesome. Great depth.
Thank you!!
A work of art !
Thank you!
Wow! I just discovered your channel. That is one wonderful job of relief carving! Well done indeed. I've done a few relief carvings myself and I know how easy it is to make a mistake while doing the carving. Wonderful attention to detail!
Thank you I appreciate that! Thanks for watching!
absolutely outstanding work, true craftsman well done.
Thank you very much!
You did a marvelous job on this Farm scenery. This one and your Grandfather house are my favorites so far.
Thanks for sharing
Thanks! Carving buildings is quickly becoming one of my favorites to carve.
Outstanding work!!!
Thank you!
That looks fantastic what an artist!
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Incredible work!
Thanks!!
Excellent job
Thank you
Maravilho, encantador, parabéns pelo don parceiro, Deus abençoe!!!
Thank you!
This is obviously quite spectacular... I came here looking for some tricks on how to relief carve buildings (I'm think about a storefront scenes generally in the same way as this piece), and it definitely helps. I'm wondering now about two things that I hadn't considered: 1) I have a set of basic gouges that I bought off Etsy, but I wonder if I need more specific tools to make mine look anything like this and 2) I've been using basswood for my creations so far, but I wonder if this (pine) is better? My shavings don't seem as... buttery as yours.
Very beautiful, can't wait to see the final piece (I'm in the middle of the video at this point). Inspirational!
Thanks!! I’d say that basswood is very similar in softness to pine so if your not getting clean cuts with basswood I’d question how sharp your gouges are. What selection of gouges do you have? I think you’d be able to carve something like this with gouges. The only thing would be maybe some texturing that I use a power dremel for. I’d love to see your carving when it’s done!
Thank you very much
Thanks for watching!
Your channel is what I was looking for because I couldn't figure out how to carve with that dimension. Thanks I'm watching all your videos to learn.
That's great! I'm glad my videos help!
Now that was very enjoyable watching.
I believe that we all have untold skills that hasn't even been unlocked because we have failed to try to do anything. I've learned this through the years from making jewelry to somewhat wood carving but never really got nowhere with a wood carving but I want to re-enter. Not to say I want to jump in on something like that that looks like that would take a little bit of skill and knowledge of what you're doing, but I bet I can work my way up to it.
Thanks for watching! Yes, you put some time and practice in and you'll be carving some great things in no time!
An excellent job with a lot of detail. Good job.
Thank you!
awesome job
Thanks!
Your attention to detail if amazing to say the least. I enjoy all your videos. Learning from each video, thank you so much
Thank you, I'm so glad to hear my videos help. Thanks for watching!
Fantastic!!
Thank you!
Masterfully done. I can appreciate the hours
Thank you!
6:06 woaa
awesome !
Thanks!
У Вас золотые руки! Спасибо за такую красоту!!!
Thank you, I appreciate it!
very good work !
hard work and the result is fantastic !!!
Thank you I appreciate it!
This is incredible! I'm trying to learn relief carving
Thank you! I’m hoping to do some full length tutorial videos in the future.
Well done!!!! Amazing scenery!!!!🙂👍
Thanks!
beautiful
thanks!
Awesome again, especially the trees and grass. I’ve gotta stop trying to blow the Dremel dust off the screen though 😂
Thanks I appreciate it! lol
Awesome carving! :-)
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Amazing
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Awesome job my friend! That is incredible. I’ve been struggling with relief carving for a bit, with the hole negative and positive space
Thank you I appreciate that! Keep working at it, it will come.
Hi Me again. At the 8:10 mark what gouge are you using? Sometimes it looks like a v-tool to me. I just can't tell. Thanks
If its the gouge I think you're talking about it's a mini spoon bent V gouge. It's actually a game changer tool to have. It's bailed me out of some tight spots when doing any sort of deep relief carvings.
I figured it didn't matter and began the cutting. I'm using what I have and getting acceptable results. Thank You for the reply. " mini spoon bent V gouge" LOL@@ChiseledOutdoorsCC
Es un hermoso trabajo, me encantó, muchas felicidades, aprendí mucho de tu forma de trabajar, yo estoy haciendo algo parecido pero no se dar forma a los árboles y tú lo haces excelente.
Thanks! That's nice of you to say. I'm glad my videos help!
хорошая работа .супер
thanks
Very clean work.
What finish did you put on it? At first it looks like varnish but then what is this dark liquid?
Thanks! I put a coat of natural stain to allow it to penetrate and soak into the wood. Then I apply a coat of stain/mineral spirits to give it some color.
@@ChiseledOutdoorsCC thank you.
Thank you for such a well thought out professional video. Your video technique is very good and your narration adds further quality. I am wondering how thick the piece wood you used is? Thank you for taking the time to present this project.
Thanks I’m glad you enjoyed the video! This carving is 2 inches thick.
Dustin Great Job! I need a paper plan or plans if you have any on this carving. I will pay postage Thanks Dan
Thanks!
Hi, At the 7:43 mark it appears to me that you are flat gouging in another cut between the slats. Do you do this to help keep a straight line? Also, as the slats run off into the distance do you make any compensation for that? I don't mean by making them thinner but when you bevel them? I know there is not much distance . Thank You.
Yeah I did use the flat gouge to help me maintain a straight line. As far as compensating as the siding goes into the distance, no I didn't make any depth changes. I kept them consistent all the way across. Hopefully this answers your question.
@@ChiseledOutdoorsCC Yes. Thank You very much. Every bit helps me
My friend you are very talented carver what are the different burrs that you used
Thank you! I use a variety of diamond burrs
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Super bro
Thanks
Amazing skill!
I would like to learn from your video through this way, if you could to tell me where I can get Like this kind wood and size!
Thank you! Wood will be available soon on my Etsy page.
хорошая работа
thanks!
Also what method do you use sharpening your gouges
I use diamond stones to sharpen my gouges. A lot of times tho they just need to be honed. I have duel power buffer that comes in handy for that.
Well done looks great! Did you draw the pattern yourself?
Thanks! Yeah I did draw the scene myself.
( 8-08 ) Немного не понял , если это бревна то почему не полукруглые , а если доска зачем вы ее дробите под рубленную топором ?
Soy tu nuevo suscriptor, felicitaciones, excelente trabajo.
Pregunta, que madera ocupas?
Thanks for subscribing! This piece is carved out of white pine wood.
Where do you get your wood. Great job and thanks and God bless
I get my wood from a local sawmill and I prep it for carving myself.
Could you also do a video on how to sharpen your gouges. What method do you use.
Qual madeira é esse
white pine
What type of wood is this ?
White pine wood
Muy buenos pero no ponen las medidas del trabajo
thanks
Sorry, but I left as soon as I saw the power tools.
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Absolutely beautiful but the adds were very annoying (so many) ...that is why I'm not subscribing ...good luck with your future endeavours
Lol very well, thanks. You as well.