David Groth carving - for the edited version see "carving the sculptural table Swallowtail."
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- Опубліковано 25 кві 2010
- This is a preview to a full-length video documentary that I am currently producing and in this segment I will be carving one of four sculptural tables from myrtlewood trunks and root masses. for more information see my website www.davidgroth.com
Amazing! Very beautiful work!!
that you do is amazing, suscribed inmediatly, hello from Colombia
WTF!!! It's AMAZING!!!
Nice work..
And chainsaws very to long bar...
Good job bro..
Who sees Texas in the natural shape of one of those logs
Ppl have no idea how useful chainsaws are for sculpting! The possibilities are endless.
Brilliant!
Nice work, thanks for posting. Have worked out of Fairview, Coquille areas in Oregon. Laverne county park has nice specimens of myrtle and fir. Have seen very large remnant and live Myrtewood trees. Just put up piece of myrtlewood door trim from wood we got 40 years ago. Was surprised to hear word kiln, but followed by 6 weeks made sense for such figured wood. What temperatures does piece go thru in 6 weeks if you do not mind?
The temperature in my kiln is 130 degrees with high moisture content kept high for the first 3 or 4 weeks. Thanks.
U r a genius.
man you are a crafty man! any new videos coming
Good oman indonesia bandung.
Dug a 4 ft walnut stump. So much grit and rocks I gave up on it. It was embedded thoroughly.
Yes I've had the same sort of problems at times with tree root stumps. I suppose it goes with the territory.
I wonder if pressure washing might be a good approach for cleaning up gritty rocky pieces.
Hard to improve on nature - I like the natural forms better
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Jack Hargaves video
Why california Laurel?
Very stable hardwood and kiln dries nicely.
Thanks
Please get some chainsaw pants or chaps!
400lbs im guessing you wouldn't be able to move it fullstop.
I liked your video, but you did not make that cart it has been around for years.
Definitely NOT a job for fat bodies.