Great skills I always wanted one of those bear just like that one but never could afford one thank you it was really a pleasure watching you carve it henry
Well done! You have a lot of natural talent. Glad I found your channel. Just getting back into chainsaw carving after about 10yrs. I got burned out doing a ton of roosters and horse heads. Nice Pfeil gouge btw!
Really nice work. I'd imaging the self-satisfaction is high. IF I start doing bears I'd have them all over, not sure I could sell one ha, ha, ha. Be well.
Some are very hard to sell, you put so much work into them and sometimes they go too fast and you don’t get much time to appreciate them once they are finished! For now I have to sell everything, but I do keep the misfits around the house 😊
That was very interesting. I'd like to try that. I've wanted a big bear statue. I have a place with trees and black bears. I'd like to put up a camera and film how real bears react to bear carvings, if they do.
That would be an interesting experiment! I’m in Maine and we have lots of black bears but I have never seen one around! They have plenty of untouched forest here!
That’s the way to do it, I always tell people to always push forward and not get caught up doing the same thing over and over! Do things a little differently each time, even if it’s the same carving👍🏻
THANKS FOR YOUR FEEDBACK. QUESTION-- WHAT IS THE "BIT" USED IN THIS VIDEO FOR THE FUR ON HEAD AND EARS ( NAME / SIZE ) USED WITH DIE GRINDER ? I WANT TO BUY ONE. WHAT A AWESOME JOB ON THE FUR, LOOKS SO REAL.❤
It's an old cylinder bur! I got it along with some other old burs when I was given a vintage sears craftsman die grinder kit. So I don't know exactly what it is but using the coner of any cylinder or reverse dovetail bur would do the trick!
That’s one beautiful bear! You’re extremely talented, that guy looks amazing. I just picked up a smaller, unfinished bear at a flea market. It’s not painted or stained yet. I’m just curious about after you paint these, do you apply a stain like a deck oil or something afterwards on your work? Keep up the great videos. I’m new to your page.
So I often apply a timber oil prior to the paint. I do 2-4 coats of oil depending on how much the wood absorbs, then apply my oil based colors over the dried timber oil! If something is already painted then just a spar urethane coat will do the trick! Spar is what I recommend my customers use to seal their carvings with during yearly maintenance.
Great job TM! Big Hugs to Nami! Curious why you did the wood burning, then painted over top? I was guessing the burning was making the black colour in your previous carves. Does the burning make a nicer texture or finished look? Thanks. Thumbs up everyone 👍👍👍👍👍
Burning gets rid of all the fuzzies (aka wood fibers that get all fluffed up from the texturing process). They burn up and leave a much softer and less splintery texture! Burning also helps remove any sap, it’s super flammable so it catches and I let it burn off so it doesn’t wreck the finish later :) hope that helps! Thank you for the support as always 💛
I’m in central/northern Maine, larger carvings can be shipped but I don’t recommend it since shipping gets very $$$! My website is www.tmcustomcarvings.com, you will find my email there if you wish to contact me 😊
I really like ur work. I intrested to know how did you develop ur skill so quickly? Did you do small carvings before? Because I see quite a talent in your sculptures
I’m totally new to sculpting…especially with wood haha! Did some clay stuff in grade school but that’s the extent of it 😂 I have always been able to see things in 3D rather easily which I think has helped quite a bit! Trust me…there are many many things I can’t do! Never be afraid to make mistakes is my best advice! I have learned the most from the many mistakes I have made along this journey:) I seriously appreciate your kind words!
@@TayMarie23 It's hard to believe there are people like you with natural talent while others like me have to practice practice practice and aspire to ur skill level. Given you have to handle a chainsaw to get to that level. 😀Again you are very talented
Hi! I don't use the Oregon saw all that much anymore, been sticking with gas! But I have the Cs1500 which is the 18". I was having some issues with my 12" dime tip over heating on it but the 14" quarter tip I have does okay on it. My go to saw bar combo right now is a cheap Sthil ms170 with a 12" mini roller which you can get for $32 at ACE hardware
My website is www.tmcustomcarvings.com, I don’t have any inventory posted on there since I mainly do custom orders. I hope to build inventory up this year :)
I use so many different burs! All my deremel burs are Kutzall and my die grinder burs are all Saburtooth. Favorites being the flame tip and sphere in coarse (green).
For you to have picked up your first saw in aug 22 is amazing but that day you found your calling just keep up the beautiful work and always be carful
Beautiful work 😊. Very good videos and explanations of what your doing. Thanks
Great skills I always wanted one of those bear just like that one but never could afford one thank you it was really a pleasure watching you carve it henry
Nice work, I like the finishing, very creative!!!
I know guys that have been carving for years that can't do a decent bear like that. You have talent.
I appreciate that! I have really enjoyed carvings these guys 💛🐻
AMAZING Taymarie! He’s a handsome bruin. Thanks for sharing! 😊
Of course! As always, thank you for all the support Larry 💛
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Well done! You have a lot of natural talent. Glad I found your channel. Just getting back into chainsaw carving after about 10yrs. I got burned out doing a ton of roosters and horse heads. Nice Pfeil gouge btw!
Oh I love my gouges!!! And thank you for the kind words! Funny your say that because I’m eager to do both a horse and rooster soon 😂
Amazing how life like he looks. Wish I could do that
Super happy with how he came out 🙂 Thank you!
I still can’t believe how good you have gotten it looks like you’ve been doing it all your life. Great job!!
I appreciate that! I absolutely love doing this!
Awesome work, best bear Ive seen yet!
Wow thank you! If you haven’t seen my grizzly head mount carving you should check that video out sometime! I believe its my best bear to date!
Another great bear carving. You're so talented.. Thank you for your postings, I have learned so much from you.
I’m so happy to hear that! I’ll be a much better teacher as I continue to learn and make mistakes! I still make lots of them 😂
Your bear carvings are awesome.
I love your work of art and love your loving 🐻
Really nice work. I'd imaging the self-satisfaction is high. IF I start doing bears I'd have them all over, not sure I could sell one ha, ha, ha. Be well.
Some are very hard to sell, you put so much work into them and sometimes they go too fast and you don’t get much time to appreciate them once they are finished! For now I have to sell everything, but I do keep the misfits around the house 😊
Good Job TayMarie thanks for sharing
Thank you and thanks for watching! 😁
That is artistry at iys best. You are truly talented.
I greatly appreciate that!
Nice job! I like how you did the eyes.
Thank you! I’m slowly getting better at the eyes!
Tay one word friggin (excellent) 🤗
Thank you 🙌🏼🙌🏼😁
That is crazy amazing! Your talent for those finishing details are a gift.
The details are my favorite part!!! 😊
That was very interesting. I'd like to try that. I've wanted a big bear statue. I have a place with trees and black bears. I'd like to put up a camera and film how real bears react to bear carvings, if they do.
That would be an interesting experiment! I’m in Maine and we have lots of black bears but I have never seen one around! They have plenty of untouched forest here!
Another impressive carve. You nailed the head and neck details.Well done.
Thank you very much! Getting closer to where I want to be each carve! 🤘🏼😁
I know the feeling. It is a crazy addictive thing.This carving
I' ve done 4 standing bears. All different from the others. " Finding my way"
That’s the way to do it, I always tell people to always push forward and not get caught up doing the same thing over and over! Do things a little differently each time, even if it’s the same carving👍🏻
❤ your gonna be famous as good as you are at this, you rock, keep em coming 😊
Thank you so much!! 💛
Yet another great one.
Thank you 🙌🏼☺️
Thanks for the video. Very nice work 👍🥇
Thanks for watching! 😊
Very good job keep up the good work and be safe
I appreciate that, thank you!! Cheers!!!
@TayMarie it almost looked like Nami scratched your neck! lol my Kramer has got such rough paw pads. I absolutley woulda have cried 😪 lol
@elimcconnell7983 she’s a puncher 😂 she loves using her feets lol! And she’s also loves attacking feet too 🤦🏼♀️
Fantastic job!
Thank you!
Glad to know you. you are amazing, beautiful and talented ❤
Aww you are too kind 💛 I appreciate your kindness! Thank you so very much!
So amazing!
THANKS FOR YOUR FEEDBACK. QUESTION-- WHAT IS THE "BIT" USED IN THIS VIDEO FOR THE FUR ON HEAD AND EARS ( NAME / SIZE ) USED WITH DIE GRINDER ? I WANT TO BUY ONE. WHAT A AWESOME JOB ON THE FUR, LOOKS SO REAL.❤
It's an old cylinder bur! I got it along with some other old burs when I was given a vintage sears craftsman die grinder kit. So I don't know exactly what it is but using the coner of any cylinder or reverse dovetail bur would do the trick!
terrific bear, really enjoy your talent thank you
Thank you very much! Cheers! 😁
Realistic bear. Just great.
I appreciate that 😊💛
Looks Great your very talented.
I appreciate that 😊
That’s one beautiful bear! You’re extremely talented, that guy looks amazing. I just picked up a smaller, unfinished bear at a flea market. It’s not painted or stained yet. I’m just curious about after you paint these, do you apply a stain like a deck oil or something afterwards on your work? Keep up the great videos. I’m new to your page.
So I often apply a timber oil prior to the paint. I do 2-4 coats of oil depending on how much the wood absorbs, then apply my oil based colors over the dried timber oil! If something is already painted then just a spar urethane coat will do the trick! Spar is what I recommend my customers use to seal their carvings with during yearly maintenance.
Awesome!
Good job
I appreciate that 😊
Nice keep up the good work
Thanks, will do! ☺️
Very cool
Thank you thank you!
awesome, but the pup takes the cake!
So true 😂 Love my girl 💛
Well done m'lady 🙂 good joinery to!
Thank you 😁
@TayMarie ooops i meant to reply to my comment 🤦🤦🤦
Great job TM! Big Hugs to Nami! Curious why you did the wood burning, then painted over top? I was guessing the burning was making the black colour in your previous carves. Does the burning make a nicer texture or finished look? Thanks. Thumbs up everyone 👍👍👍👍👍
Burning gets rid of all the fuzzies (aka wood fibers that get all fluffed up from the texturing process). They burn up and leave a much softer and less splintery texture! Burning also helps remove any sap, it’s super flammable so it catches and I let it burn off so it doesn’t wreck the finish later :) hope that helps! Thank you for the support as always 💛
So cool!! My mom would love this lmao
I’m sure she would 😂 I don’t know anyone who loves bears as much as that lady 🐻💛
Красавица)!!!! Очень хорошо получилось!!!!))
Thank you 💛
Where are you located and how much do you charge for your bear?
I’m in central/northern Maine, larger carvings can be shipped but I don’t recommend it since shipping gets very $$$! My website is www.tmcustomcarvings.com, you will find my email there if you wish to contact me 😊
I really like ur work. I intrested to know how did you develop ur skill so quickly? Did you do small carvings before? Because I see quite a talent in your sculptures
I’m totally new to sculpting…especially with wood haha! Did some clay stuff in grade school but that’s the extent of it 😂 I have always been able to see things in 3D rather easily which I think has helped quite a bit! Trust me…there are many many things I can’t do! Never be afraid to make mistakes is my best advice! I have learned the most from the many mistakes I have made along this journey:)
I seriously appreciate your kind words!
@@TayMarie23 It's hard to believe there are people like you with natural talent while others like me have to practice practice practice and aspire to ur skill level. Given you have to handle a chainsaw to get to that level. 😀Again you are very talented
IS YOUR OREGON ELECTRIC SAW 14" OR 18" ? YOUR BAR IS A " CANNON CARVER " 1/4 TIP, WHAT IS MODEL# IF I ORDER ONE?? THANK YOU (SO TALENTED, LOVE VIDEO)
Hi! I don't use the Oregon saw all that much anymore, been sticking with gas! But I have the Cs1500 which is the 18". I was having some issues with my 12" dime tip over heating on it but the 14" quarter tip I have does okay on it.
My go to saw bar combo right now is a cheap Sthil ms170 with a 12" mini roller which you can get for $32 at ACE hardware
I think you should do an Indian chief with a full head dress.
There is a video on one I did last year! 😁
Do you have a website for purchase
My website is www.tmcustomcarvings.com, I don’t have any inventory posted on there since I mainly do custom orders. I hope to build inventory up this year :)
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Be nice if said what bites your using ,,
I use so many different burs! All my deremel burs are Kutzall and my die grinder burs are all Saburtooth. Favorites being the flame tip and sphere in coarse (green).
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If your videos were 45 records, they would be worn out by now
U single tho?
I am not 😂 I have a wonderful man but thank you for asking 💛
I'm a patient man😅 jk he's a lucky guy, you're so talented
Awesome!
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