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In one of your videos, I saw that you collected wood near Prague, do you live in the Czech republic? And I love your videos, they are relaxing in a unique way 😄

Wow, the sound of the wood, the music, the dog, your explanation - wow. I need to watch some knife sharpening videos and find some wood

I love this I myself make wooden spoons and am trying to make bowls thanks for showing me how 👍❤❤👍👍

Ебать. Управился. Кусок дерева с середины выризал 🤦.

Both the music and the bowl are lovely, thank you so much.

Mochi is excited for the finishing phase! You are so talented. ❤

I would love to see a tutorial on how to make a simple box. Thank you again for introducing me to wood carving.

It's videos like this that RUclips was made for documentary, calm , informative , sharing passion, no annoying editing and effects, no screaming and fake energy , these days RUclips is filled with scamers selling courses and stupid challenges it's hard to find beautiful high quality videos like this just you and the video ❤️❤️🌱🙌

I love it!

can you make a tirrage whit one sculpture for your suscriber

very beautiful spoon. thank you for sharing. beautiful dog!

that is a very beautiful bowl. thank you for sharing

Ich liebe deine Videos! Ich liebe deine Beziehung zu deinem Hund. Ich liebe deine Werke. Ich liebe deine Art des ganzen. Die Schnitzgeräusche, die kleinen Pausen, dein Erzählen… einfach nur schön. Vielen Dank dafür

do you have a goat?

Hi Nadav I am also interested in carving fallen wood rather then cutting a live tree, how do you know what type of wood it is though? For example I often cannot tell the difference in an already cut piece of wood between oak and pine and other wood types?

Im soon gonna start carving and your videos are such an inspiration. Thank you so much, hello from France 🇫🇷

How do you sharpen your knives, what do you use for it?

Спасибо Вам за то что делитесь своим опытом. Всего Вам Доброго.

Amazing

Such a well done video I'm really enjoying watching keep up the fantastic work buddy

I'd love to be able to whittle in such a beautiful area, seems so soothing. Also, nice forks! I should give that a try :3

Is there a reason you keep the oil in such a tiny vial?

Lovely video. When the green bowl dries, do you have to go back and reshape the foot?

This needs more likes, way to be a real guy using his mind and his hands 💪

Magnific

I’ve just started my first spoon and now after watching you I feel more confident,especially with tackling the bowl of the spoon. Thanks

Interesting, I've always been told higonokami knives were terrible for carving, so I've never tried using mine. I'll have to get it sharpened up and give it a try.

Which tree are u carving?

красота❤, соковыжималка для лимона- делали такую из дерева?

Carved from fallen eucalyptus branch, full process video (16:29min) on my Patreon

Is it safe to eat on it? How you clean this bowl?

Very beautiful

Wonderful bowls, very nicely made. I do have one question though, when carving bowls and spoons I always get to a point where I can't get it smooth with my hookknife. When trying to cut off some of the fibers at the deepest part, it will always grab fibers from the other direction. Yet your work is so incredibly smooth. Do you have advice on what I might be doing wrong?

It gently touches my heart deeply!

So cute!

I love that pattern on the outside, especially as I was just talking to my mate today about maybe having a go at growing morels in the garden to eat up some of my shavings and wood chips, in a kind of circular way. I’m inspired yet again, to up my game on the finger bowls I’ve been carving for the last couple of months, as I’ve been letting the wood talk to me. Thanks

I love that pattern on the outside, especially as I was just talking to my mate today about maybe growing morels in the garden. I’m inspired yet again, to up my game on the finger bowls I’ve been carving for the last couple of months, as I’ve been letting the wood talk to me. Thanks

Peaceful and educatiing. Thanks

Which oil do you use? Looks like a edible oil.

Beautiful 😮🫶

These four small bowls were carved about a year ago, two from maple wood and two from plum. At that time, carving became my way of escaping pain and frustration. It seemed like carving was the only thing that could distract me from these emotions, but in a way, it helped me process and move through them, giving me the mental space and freedom I needed. For that, I am eternally grateful. 🙏🏾 🪵🌱 Carved from maple and plum, finished with walnut oil.

What brand walnut oil do you use?

makes you want to try it too very nice work looks so natural as if the wood has grown just for this bowl

What type of wood do you use? and where do you get it?

This was so therapeutic to watch. I’ve been wanting to carve spoons forever. I bought a whittling kit Last spring and am inspired to use it now! Thank you!