Woodworking Adventures featuring Raymond Kinman
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- On this edition of Woodworking Adventures, we’ll take a look at the life and times of Raymond Kinman. From musician to Disney Imagineer artist, we discuss how Ray got started in carving with no woodworking knowledge and only two tools. Ray explains his teachings and discusses a very special person who carries on his legacy. We also spend some time in Ray's shop carving, talking techniques and details. Up next on.... Woodcraft’s Woodworking Adventures.
Raymond Kinman: / raykinman
Raymond Kinman: www.woodcarver...
Shane Kinman: masterwoodcarve...
Shane Kinman: / masterwoodcarver
Shane Kinman: / fineartcarving
Woodcraft Carving Tools: www.woodcraft....
phenomenal craftsman and wonderful human being this man is.
I've been carving off/on for 20 years now. More off than on unfortunately as I've given my time to others. I'm going through some personal trials and realizing I'm needing to give more time to myself. I can't please everyone. That may sound selfish but as Raymond stated, carving is therapy. It was inspiring listening to his pursuit towards something he loves. God Bless.
Raymond, this was so great to watch. The whole family was intrigued and in awe. Mom loves the mermaid. Shane's work is stunning also.
Thank you Jenni.... happy to know that you got something good here!
A really great craftsman. Love his work. Lots of other relief carving taught in youtube Just takes a little searching.
Such a beautiful soul ❤️
Cool interview! Enjoying it
Inspiring!
Thanks for sharing your techniques on how to use the tools and how you approach your work. One day I hope to go to Disneyland and see your signs up close. You have made your mark at Disney and left a legacy.
Frank, this is the second time I’ve been totally blown away by one of your interviews. You truly know how to get an artist open up and tell their story. The instructional part of this interview is extremely valuable. I could, just after seeing the techniques, attempt to make a sign in this style. It’s been years since I did any relief carving and I used to be pretty good at it. After watching this video I’ll have to attempt something in the near future. Thanks. BTW -- I always wondered about the signs at Disneyland. Now I know the story. That part was fantastic.
Thank you so much Don, I really appreciate the feedback. I enjoy getting to know the woodworkers out there on a life and times level as well as their woodworking journey. Will be doing more of these going forward.
Woodcraft I’m looking forward to future interviews. Thank you.
Thanks for the kind compliment! Yeah, Frank did a great job!
I really enjoyed how this was done. The interview does a remarkable job of talking to Raymond as if he is a long time friend. Its really an art in itself to converse that way.
Great stuff to watch!
thank you raymond much enjoyed helped me alot
Hey Ed.... happy to hear this!
Really enjoyed this ... looking forward to your next one!
Thank you Gerald, appreciate it. Are you a carver?
@@WoodcraftSupply Nope ... I am a woodturner! I just enjoy the way you handle the interviews and bring out the best from your guests.
@@GeraldJensen Did you view the first one on turning with Barry Todd: ua-cam.com/video/johBqoY1w1s/v-deo.html ..... And Thank you. I enjoy planning and interviewing for these documentaries, much appreciated....Frank
What a great video. I’m thinking of a “road trip”! I love working with wood. I enjoy camping. This would keep me busy while being creative in retirement!
Thanks for doing this! Ray is a skilled genius!
Excellent work 👍.
Hi Raymond, after watching this again and again, I know you’ve talked about how scarce Jelutong is. What would be your second and third choice to work with? Thanks in advance!
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