LIFE SIZED BUCK CARVING
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- Опубліковано 16 січ 2023
- In todays video we will be carving a life sized buck! This was my first time chainsaw carving a buck, or a deer for that matter! It was such a fun animal to carve and I look forward to carving more deer in the future. This carving was ordered as a gift for a hunter, I hope this big handsome fella makes them happy for years to come! :) Cheers!
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As always,
Thanks for watching!
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Yes she does have a amazing job ❤
Love that buck
I am so glad that I found your channel. Incredible work!!
Thank you! 🙌🏼🙌🏼
Absolutely exquisite! Wonderful talent. Thanx for sharing.
Thank you!
You have Incredible job.
Cute as a button, wonderfully talented artist and a sweet spirit. It’s her bubbly spirit that would drive me crazy, since I’ve been in a bad mood for over forty years. Just kidding, I enjoy her videos very much, puts me in a good mood seeing how she can run a chainsaw .
perfect great job
Ich finde das ist nach dem riesigen Bären mit Abstand Deine beste Arbeit bis dahin. :) Finde es großartig was Du da so leistest. 🤗
Thank you very much 🫶🏼🫶🏼
@@TayMarie23 Immer wieder gern. :)
Awsome job. Just saw video. You nailed it again. Lol. Great job life like for sure
Great job! I'm afraid to tackle any attachments yet😕 you did awesome 👍
This was my first, I was honestly so intimidated by it! But it ended up being not as scary as I was expecting, definitely try it for fun on a small project! I can see it being really helpful in the future for both small and large projects 😊
Big project! U R amazin', Tay! 👍👍
Definitely a big project, over 6 ft tall with the antlers! Super fun carving though, thank you so much for watching 😊
Great Job TayMarie especially impressive with an electric chainsaw and no dime tip bar. You did a very good job on the journey. Thanks for sharing
Working on getting a bar now! Just so many options 😂! Was thinking of getting a quarter tip? Was given an experienced carvers phone number by Cannon and I plan to call him today to chat about options that will work with my CS1500 :)
Ps. The electric saw was very underpowered for a project of this size (to be expected). This right here is the project that made me realize I need a gas saw for blocking lol!
You are an amazing artist. I just found your site 2 days ago. Thank you for sharing.
Of course! Happy you have enjoyed it, it’s been so fun to create the content 😁
Love it such beautiful work
Thank you! Cheers! 🫶🏼
Дремелем в глаз...
Я пытался несколько раз из снега сваять снежную "БАБУ", всегда выходит медведь.
У нас в Сибири косули прогонистее, для меня это "ОсёлоКоза" или "БыкоКосуля"🙂 . Молодец, С уважением Leoнид.
He is a big boy! Thank you for the advice, always trying to improve! I’m excited to carve another one!
Super job!!
Thank you 😊 you
Amazing 👏
Thank you 😊
Wow! TayMarie I’ve tried to come up with another word but AMAZING is the only one that fits your ability as a artist, chainsaw carver and all around genius at doing this stuff. Your perseverance is outstanding and I admire your dedication to finish a project like you do. So glad I found your channel. Thanks so much for sharing and please stay safe!
P.S. Your Buck looks like he’s been raiding a apple orchard a lot! Ha.
Oh yah he is a thiccc boy 😂
As always thank you for the kind words and the support! 😁
That is one stunning beast...I'm not sure where you are in your carving career but this is a total pro carving..Well done indeed Taymarie!
I can’t wait until I get the opportunity to give another deer a go! I have doubled the amount of tools I have available! This project was a stretch with that little electric saw 😮💨
@@TayMarie23 well you did an amazing job..I'm just converting my Oregon electric saw to 1/4 pitch..received all the parts apart from a bar which is on route( The long way around) from the far east! So cannot wait..Infact it was you who gave me the valued advise on my chainsaw recently, so I'm very grateful for that..May be you can tell me if one can use a 12 inch 1/4 pitch to block out as well as detailing work?...Anyway, TayMarie, Do keep these projects going..fantastic carvings!
@@johnprice1914 What bar did you order and from where? Is it a carving bar, quarter or dime tip? I would not block with a dime tip but a quarter tip could hold up to blocking! I run a 12" 1/4 pitch mini roller, which is practically a quarter tip, on my small to medium blocking saw!
@@TayMarie23 well actually I found it to be an utter mine field of conflicting info..Canon told me that their bars weren't compatible with my CS1800..I had various other suppliers not willing to commit too..I found I was clutching at straws to be honest but I did find a 1/4 inch sprocket and chain that did fit..The bar is a universal carving bar called Ozarki( don't laugh ok) but I just felt my options were limited so I've bitten the bullet just to see if I have success!.. living in the UK doesn't give selections of dime tip or 1/4 tip so I just do loads of homework and hope for the best!..Watch this space as they say...I hope I haven't taken too much of your time in messages TayMarie but value your input and of course love watching your Vlogs..You are an inspiration I have to say...Thankyou again.
Beautiful girl... beautiful buck...
What else can I say...lol😊
Very nice work. 🥇👍🇸🇰
Thank you, I appreciate that 😊
Nice Buck! I enjoyed watching the joining of the 3 body sections. I’m curious how many Timbers locks did you use? Have a good one!
Beefy boy. Love ya work.
Very beefy 😂 Excited to do another one some day with the tools I have now!
@@TayMarie23haha can't wait to see it.
I like the fact you have no fear. I'm curious how much time it took you to do this buck. Thanks for the vid, let's me forget about life for awhile.
I wouldn’t say I have no fear, I’m constantly feeling intimidated by projects but I’m stubborn and driven enough to get it done and figure it out lol 😂 this big guy took about seven 8-10 hour days in a row to get from log delivered to finished product! Im very slow compared to most, it was also the first project I did joinery on so I want to make sure that got done right :)
@@TayMarie23 you're very inspiring with how much you have accomplished in such a short period of time. There isn't anything you can't do when you set a goal, and your proof in the pudding. Keep it up!
❄️🦌❄️👏👏👏👏👍👍👍
Thank you 🌲🦌🦌☺️
thats fantasic, im suprised you can get enough power from your electric chainsaw to cut through such thick wood. Impressive
The saw is great but definitely underpowered for large projects! I plan to get a gas saw to do the initial big cuts, then move to this saw for all the smaller detail work! 😁
@@TayMarie23 im tempted to get one to be honest, especially when i do night carvings or cant be arsed to fuel constantly, that self sharpening would be tempting..lol. Get a stihl ms170 and put a detail dime tip bar on it, works great and not that expensive. i noticed the greenworks saw to, is it any good?
I’m between Echo, Stihl, or Husqvarna for gas, people seem to get so loyal to a brand and then bash the others 😂 I have heard great things about each thought! Is the ms170 strong enough for blocking medium to large projects?
The greenworks saw is honestly great, the battery life is what I expected it would be 30-45ish minutes of run time! Only takes the battery like 15-20 minutes to charge to full from dead on my normal charger and I don’t even have the speed charger! But….the corded saw just feels so much better in my opinion then the battery. The corded feels more responsive, more instant juice, no battery swaps, and no trying to time charges! But I will say…not having to deal with the cord is soooo nice!
@@TayMarie23 haha, yeah I've noticed that myself, im not a slut for any brand, as long as it works, its good. but those 3 thet youu mention seem to be the popular 3. No i wouldnt use it for blocking, just for details with a dime tip bar (will probably have to change the sprocket for a dime tip, but im sure you already know about that) its lighter so easier to handle. Id get at least a 45cc to 60cc if you want one for blocking. ms 170 is like 32 cc i think.
Ah interesting, i havent got a battery one yet, the stihl ones are way to expensive for me to justfy it, so have been looking at other options. whats the model number on the greenworks. Doesn the self sharpening chain work ok on the oregon?
Greenworks has a lot of options, I can’t find the model number but it’s the 40V 16in with the 4AH battery. They have two in their 40V system, one takes one 40V batter and the other takes two 24V batteries - I got the one that takes the one 40V.
The sharper honestly does work on the Oregon saw but I think it shortens the life of the chain because it grinds it down, that’s how it sharpens. You need to use a special low profile chain if you use the sharpener, chain usually comes with a new sharpening stone. But if you don’t want to us the sharpener you can slap whatever 18” chain you want on there!
That boy is thicc! 😂 As hunter, I would only dream of landing a 250 buck. Anyway, just ribbing ya. Great job!
Oh he is super thiccccc!!! Can’t wait to tackle another life sized buck, I have learned so much since this one! Maybe a winter or spring project!
@@TayMarie23 it’s better than I can do! Question, how many carving is to many carving for a yard? Asking for a friend… 🤓🦌 🐻 🐶 🦅 🐠 🦒 🦁 🐷
The more the merrier! I have seen yards with 10+ carvings all tastefully placed!
Great job again. They grow them big up there. Ha. The detail is outstanding. What oil do you use for finishing? Thanks
He’s definitely a well fed boy 😂 I appreciate that! I used TWP (in natural) for the first two coats then Australian Timber Oil (in Honey Teak) for the final coat! I just find ATO to have a bit more shine to it compared to TWP but I LOVE both products and have never had issues with either! 😁
You should try carving a kangaroo like the ones down here in Oz 😂
If it gets commissioned I sure will!!!
Just another really really special piece of exceptional carving colouring burning.
I could watch you creating your masterpieces for hours
Les pattes de ton cerf sont trop grosses et le museau est un peu trop massif mais cela reste du beau travail, de plus sculpter dans le froid c'est courageux
Appreciate the feedback! He is a big boy!
how much would a commission that size would cost
Depends on so many factors, wood type, level of detail, desired finish type, etc. Each project is individually priced out, something as simple as wood type can double the cost of a carving!
I hope to do another life sized buck someday because I have learned a lot and expanded my tool collection since this big boy!
What a fantastic job Tay. Look forward to seeing more of your work.
I’m hopefully going to move on to bigger projects this year and watching you will push my confidence. 🪵
It was really satisfying to see this one come together! I’m so happy to hear you plan to push yourself out of your comfort zone this year, that’s where growth happens! I can’t wait to hear about what you create!
@@TayMarie23 what part of the world are you?
Have you seen that series “ A cut above “ ?
One of my friends Chris Wood was in it and I’m hopefully going on a workshop with him soon. We are in North Wales in the UK. 🪵
I live in the US, Maine to be exact :) Even though I’m only a short drive to Canada where I believe the show is filmed, it is really hard to watch here in the US. I believe it only airs on the Discovery channel here which we don’t get! I would love to watch it if I can find out how!
A work shop run by an experienced and talented carver sounds like a DREAM! 😳