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Well done fella. Superb job, she is proud of you. Keep it up 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿💥

this is amazing!

200 to 300 hours in total? That's insane

Awesome job on the dog! 🪵 🐕

Sorry for your lost…beautiful job!!

Слишком трудозатратно.

Very nice impressive work

Big thank you Thomas, that's exactly what I'm looking for.

Well done.

One could argue that you carved a wood out of dog

This is the most beautiful way of paying tribute to Megan

If you have any fur from her drill a hole in the base put the fur in it and seal it up.

Breaks my heart losing a loved one. She was such a pretty girl.

Winner for most disturbing thumbnail..

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23 of february 2022 - did ruzzians kill your dog?

How did the dog get stuck in the wood in the first place?

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So much personality in this wonderful little carving!

As a wood carver I know how much works goes into carving out of hardwood. I am so touched by your tribute to your beloved dog Megan…..WOW! ❤

It’s beautiful my friend

Poor dog has been trapped in that wood for decades, and thanks to you, he has finally been set free.

Very good job ❤❤❤

Simply beautiful and your too hard on yourself this piece of wood is beautiful and watching you make it make me wish I could make something so beautiful to remember my pet and I had a bird. Thank you for sharing such a beautiful piece of work and story. Sorry for your lose but you have a beautiful memory of a beautiful dog and art. Take care😊

Your work inspires me a lot.

Great video and great craftmanship. You immortalized Megan forever ❤

Muy bien trajo.. felicitaciones.

I am so sorry for your loss. This is an awesome tribute to a dog you so obviously loved so well. The techniques you used are so unique creative and well executed! I am impressed!

Good job! John Heinz has a video on full extension wooden drawer slides. You should watch it. He uses a stop mid length to achieve the full length slide. That would also work on your design. The ball bearings in conjunction with a stop such as John uses would be worth investigating. Again…Good Work!

❤❤ Beautiful ❤❤

I like your dog very much

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Керемет бро👍👍👍

Excellent!

Enjoyed your explanation.

Nice work. Thank you.

Magnificent job!!! So cute.....❤❤❤

Talented

Great job! Great educational props and explanation, as well! On the first prototype, you milled the groove on the first piece, then flipped it around to mill the other groove, creating a second reference edge. If you used one fence setting to mill the first groove on all three pieces, then moved the fence and milled the second grove using the same reference edge against the fence, then all grooves would align perfectly. Reducing the number of reference surfaces during a project is something that took me FOREVER to learn and I don't think I have ever finished a project to completion without forgetting this at least once. We'd all love to believe that when we mill a component to x dimension that it is truly that dimension. What I can promise you is that it is not that exact dimension The more components to the project, the more the errors accumulate, an reducing the number of reference surfaces helps reduce the cumulative error. On the bearing strips, you cut the strips first, then stacked them up and drilled the stack. If you drill the holes before cutting the strips, it may be easier in the long run. A note on cutting thin strips is to position the fence so the thin strip is to the left of the blade, and use a vacuum hose taped to the tablesaw just to the left of the blade to catch the strip before it gets damaged by the blade. A zero-clearance insert helps here too. Sorry for being critical on those two points, but I felt it was worth mentioning. Regardless, I love your ingenuity and passion to create! Liked and Subscribed.

里面非常多的启发，值得我认真学习

做的过程很有趣，加油！！😁

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Золотые руки

You are incredibly talented. I watched your creation unfold, and was transfixed by EVERY SECOND. I was also very impressed by your honesty - whereas many would pretend they did this perfectly first time, you have admitted you have learned by your mistakes, and I GREATLY ADMIRE HONESTY. Great entertainment, and I wish you the best of everything in the future.

Perfect!

In the beginning there was a nose )

Awesome bro , I’m a chainsaw carver and enjoyed your craftsmanship ! Save your wrists I’m 32 with good generics and my dominate is starting to wear pretty good .. just a tip , it’s from overuse and holding the dremel and diegrinders locking my wrists for details .. take care !

😢😢😭es tut mir leid das dein Hund gestorben ist, ich kenne das Gefühl. mein Beileid.

welches Holz verwendest du?

lovely art piece