You have provided many hours of enjoyment watching you carve. I am working on my first fish so you have given me lots of ideas of how to proceed. Thanks
i was thinking about the new video at work. when the work was done, i sit down on my couch, eated something and enjoyed the video. a lot of stress at the time, these videos are calming me down and make me happy. i would like it the best to stand there and see it live, but i am a few thousand miles away😅 thanks for the good entertainment and petri heil
I’m glad you enjoyed it. It was a little longer than I anticipated but I had a lot of content for this one. The next one should be back to normal. I may do a live stream sometime maybe when I hit 2000 subscribers I’ll try. But thanks for following and watching I really appreciate it
Great Video as always, Danny. I especially liked that you showed things don't always go as planned. Mistakes happen and they need to be fixed. Great job!
You do beautiful work! I subscribed after seeing one video. I started Dremel carving last year and have moved on to include bigger tools for carving. Soon I'll be learning to use a chainsaw. I love power carving, and I know watching your channel is going to help me so much . Thank you for sharing your videos and skills!😊👍
Thank you for watching and subscribing! I’m happy to help. I just started carving a little over 3 years ago and started off with a dremel and a few bits. But eventually moved on to Foredom and just recently added a Marathon High speed rotary tool to my workflow which is great for detail. Haven’t tried chainsaw carving yet but I have a big elm that I’m planning on cutting down and I’m thinking of leaving a tall stump and attempt an eagle with a trout in its talons
@@Danny_Harris-Arts The Foredom and high speed tools are both things I think I'll eventually get, because they seem like amazing tools. Your carvings are amazing, especially for starting just three years ago!🤯 You do beautiful work. I'm excited to learn chainsaw. I want to be able to block out bigger carvings, but also just had three big willow trees felled in my yard. So lots of practice material to work with to learn the chainsaw, die grinder and angle grinder I recently added to my toolbox. I don't particularly like willow wood, but it's free and there's a lot of it! Lol 😂😅😅 If you do end up carving up your tree, that would be awesome to see on video. I know I'll be a regular viewer of whatever you're uploading.👍
Excellent detail, Danny. That is a fine-looking fish! I liked your idea for the right pec fin attachment. Very clever. FYI - the nostrils are called "nares." Just learned that myself a few months ago. I believe the detail you putting into your fish will pay dividends at the World Championships!
Thank you. Yeah I knew that in the back of my mind just so used to thinking nostril when I carve them. Nare actually means nostril but on a fish They are strictly for smelling and not breathing . I hope they do well in the competition. I’ll be doing a video or two covering the week I’m there.
I know you will. I expect to see you on the victory stand again! No pressure 😁. I'm looking forward to seeing your upcoming videos on the completion of the brown trout.@@Danny_Harris-Arts
@@danreed2189 LOL, I’m not holding my breath for an onstage victory acceptance again. I have to move up where the big boys play now. I’d be happy with a ribbon or two😜
You have provided many hours of enjoyment watching you carve. I am working on my first fish so you have given me lots of ideas of how to proceed. Thanks
Glad I could help. My first fish that got me hooked was a crappie.
i was thinking about the new video at work.
when the work was done, i sit down on my couch, eated something and enjoyed the video.
a lot of stress at the time, these videos are calming me down and make me happy.
i would like it the best to stand there and see it live, but i am a few thousand miles away😅
thanks for the good entertainment and petri heil
I’m glad you enjoyed it. It was a little longer than I anticipated but I had a lot of content for this one. The next one should be back to normal. I may do a live stream sometime maybe when I hit 2000 subscribers I’ll try. But thanks for following and watching I really appreciate it
Great Video as always, Danny. I especially liked that you showed things don't always go as planned. Mistakes happen and they need to be fixed. Great job!
LOL, I make more than I show 😜
Thanks for watching.
This is coming along so beautifully
Thank you.
Thank you for sharing your work absolutely amazing.👍🇬🇧
Thank you for watching!
I admire your patience.
Thanks, it’s about the only thing I have patience for. Wait’ll you see the burning scale segment in part 3 I’m working on now.
I enjoy watching you carve I just started about a year ago alot of insight
Thank you and Thanks for watching. I started carving in 2021 so im still a newbie to😜
Great work Danny ! Thanks for sharing and help you provide
My pleasure, thanks for watching I appreciate the feedback
Fantastic work...! Maybe one day I can get there.
Thanks I’ve still got a long way to go myself!
You do beautiful work! I subscribed after seeing one video. I started Dremel carving last year and have moved on to include bigger tools for carving. Soon I'll be learning to use a chainsaw. I love power carving, and I know watching your channel is going to help me so much . Thank you for sharing your videos and skills!😊👍
Thank you for watching and subscribing! I’m happy to help. I just started carving a little over 3 years ago and started off with a dremel and a few bits. But eventually moved on to Foredom and just recently added a Marathon High speed rotary tool to my workflow which is great for detail.
Haven’t tried chainsaw carving yet but I have a big elm that I’m planning on cutting down and I’m thinking of leaving a tall stump and attempt an eagle with a trout in its talons
@@Danny_Harris-Arts The Foredom and high speed tools are both things I think I'll eventually get, because they seem like amazing tools. Your carvings are amazing, especially for starting just three years ago!🤯 You do beautiful work. I'm excited to learn chainsaw. I want to be able to block out bigger carvings, but also just had three big willow trees felled in my yard. So lots of practice material to work with to learn the chainsaw, die grinder and angle grinder I recently added to my toolbox. I don't particularly like willow wood, but it's free and there's a lot of it! Lol 😂😅😅
If you do end up carving up your tree, that would be awesome to see on video. I know I'll be a regular viewer of whatever you're uploading.👍
I enjoy your videos, I carve duck and fish decoys. I could use a rotary burr kit for sure!
I’ve carved a couple ducks. Need to do some more.
Good luck hopefully it,ll draw your name.
Excellent detail, Danny. That is a fine-looking fish! I liked your idea for the right pec fin attachment. Very clever. FYI - the nostrils are called "nares." Just learned that myself a few months ago. I believe the detail you putting into your fish will pay dividends at the World Championships!
Thank you. Yeah I knew that in the back of my mind just so used to thinking nostril when I carve them. Nare actually means nostril but on a fish They are strictly for smelling and not breathing .
I hope they do well in the competition. I’ll be doing a video or two covering the week I’m there.
I know you will. I expect to see you on the victory stand again! No pressure 😁. I'm looking forward to seeing your upcoming videos on the completion of the brown trout.@@Danny_Harris-Arts
@@danreed2189 LOL, I’m not holding my breath for an onstage victory acceptance again. I have to move up where the big boys play now. I’d be happy with a ribbon or two😜
Probably good thinking on your part. Take lots of pics of the best entries. I think you’re destined to be top dog sooner or later!
Another awesome video sir
Thanks, I’m glad you liked it. And thanks for watching.
Great video!
Thanks!
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