Tufting 1.5m ENCE esports rug | Rugmaking process start to finish | Crafting, shaving, carving

[@pukker1962]

fascinating, if your mom is not proud of you, i am proud for you, great job

[@anxiing]

Thank you, this is really kind. Luckily, my mom is quite proud, so that makes two of you!

[@aii_da1382]

Wow It's so cool!

[@anxiing]

Thank you!

[@Juanacosta-k2m]

Cool dude ❤

[@anxiing]

Thanks 🔥

[@ashmouse]

Stunning!

[@anxiing]

Thank you very much!

[@1armgod]

Easy for ENCE, ENCE, ENCE
Dens putted upperbelt
Putted upperbelt

[@ranaabdelmegeed]

Hi there, May I ask what's the height of the tufting gun you're using to create this amazing design?

[@anxiing]

Hi. It is the usual one (not the high-pile), so around 20 mm I would say.

[@Mark-j1q3o]

good

[@anxiing]

Thank you!

[@TooTuftRugCo]

fire🔥🔥

[@anxiing]

Thank you, appreciated! 🙌

[@sbusisiwesibisi6448]

This is amazing work🔥🔥

[@anxiing]

Thank you so much!🙌

[@K.ART_vlog]

nice 😍 new friend

[@racheld2668]

I noticed you used a single thread of yarn instead of two. Can you explain why you chose this? I'm new to tuffting and have been using two threads ...it's just what I have seen other people do.

[@anxiing]

I always use two threads too, as I feel it gives the best result. It just appears like one when in the process.
Two threads can be seen in this video at 0:52, when the threads are not moving, or in other videos I made, where you can see me winding the yarn before tufting. I start with two balls and end up with one ball with double thread. Hope this answers your question 🙌

[@racheld2668]

​@anxiing haha my bad. Thanks! Oh and you do lovely work, I hope my skills will be just as good one day. Keeping a consistent density has been a pain.

[@anxiing]

@@racheld2668 yeah, the density is a problem, but it just needs time! Good luck!

[@Анастасия-я8с2ъ]

What gun are you using? (I mean the model)

[@anxiing]

The most basic one, I do not remember the name, unfortunately