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My favorite carving knife is my Mora 120

Great video 😊 thanks for making this video I really enjoyed it and learned a few things...

I'm limited experience, tried Beaver Craft, and the little thin handle was built well, but my medium/large hands were hurting. I was agreeing it's to thick. I'm a Blacksmith Hobbiest and keep it cool and thin it to 14 mm because I purchased 3 Badger State Blades and tried to size them equally and I'm good at sharpen but out of the box the Badger State Blades does cut much better. Question? How do you rate Badger State Blades if you have experienced them as they are new business but have roots in their experience.

I look for items along a river which Is downstream from a golf course so I've collected a lot now I know what to do with them

Thank you for this informative video.

What type of knife do you use for a stop cut?

Thanks Sub👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Do you have a video that recommends what tools to get?? I want to try carving golf balls and need to know what the tools are called. Thank you.

Very good explanation of the process.

Thanks for this. I've had a lot of fun carving - most favored is an ugly face I call The Bogie Man (not Boogeyman) because, once hung on your golf bag, it scares away the bogeys.

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What wood is this? I’m having a hard time 😢

I'm fairly new I'm using the flexcut 2.0 multi Just got a couple beaver craft they look nice look forward to trying them out Also ordered a badger state blade's tie dye color waiting for it to arrive chip away guy's and gal's

where do you find half inch blocks like this?? all the ones on amazon are full inch and im not good enough with a hand saw to cut it down the middle haha

Why did you stop making videos?

How to purchase this knife please

How to purchase the knife

Hey thanks for sharing this! I bought a clamping horse and did the same thing as you did. How is yours working out for you?

I don’t know how you can improve on a basic Pfiel #1 for in the round caricature carving

A lot of people look at me like I'm crazy but my favorite carving knife is one I carry every day. It's a Kershaw double cross lock pocket knife. Mine is the small one, I have the large one but I don't like it as much. I keep both blades as sharp as any of my carving knives and carving is all I use it for. Thanks for the video

This time I will do it manually with the help of Woodglut designs.

My no.1 is Del Stubbs Pinewood Forge sloyd knife, for rough work I’m a mora 106, I’ve tried to get a helvie but I don’t seem to be lucky enough to find that unicorn. Thank you for the info, carve on !

Occt I use mostly. I have helvie and flex cut also. Love more for removing bark

Pretty damn cool.

I just built mine. One thing I changed is I made the rear board (the one you put the 45° cut on) longer and now use it to carve in the seated position when I’m tired of standing up. When I first built it, I figured I could just cut it shorter if it doesn’t work but, it works surprisingly well.

Thanks for explaining the mounting of the material mate, I figured it'd be something along those lines but so often these basics get skipped 👍

wow, and I was trying to do stop cuts by using my whittling knife like a saw

OCCTOOLS, LOVE THEM ! I will agree with the Mora though.

I have to say this is an interesting training. You deserve some credit. I have been collecting golf balls for 3 years; now I am trying to get myself busy with them. Thank You for putting this on RUclips.👍

Just found your channel and exploring your videos, i hope you will continue to produce some more videos.

Just started golf ball carving and am glad you posted this to give me ideas. I did wizards on sticks just to see what carving is all about. So far, I can measure success by stab wounds and cuts and number of bandages... which indicates that I'm making slow progress. I'm also doing watercolor painting and somehow manage to wound myself doing that as well. But this might be a good, next project... which would be after I complete a dog face and a penguin from a stick. Thanks.

Warther cutlery out of Dover Ohio they are world-class kitchen cutlery and they also have wood carving knives all of their knives regardless what you get from them hold their Edge for a very long time outside of their knives I have never had any cutting tool ever hold in hitch as long as these do. And all of their knives are made in the USA

What is the material? Strange as I cut them as a kid and it was lots of elastic bands

Everyone.. Helvie.. Helvie.. obvious for starters just pick cheaper knife..

Really enjoyed your step by step!

Okay, okay I'm inspired. I got a carving set for Christmas because I need a new hobby. With six heart conditions all I can do is sit around. But I thought I had to go outside to carve so I haven't started, now knowing I can carve in the house I'm going to try a heart. Actually carving a heart might just be poetic in my case lol. Blessings

Woodglut plans are amazing!

Omg, have you seen friends episode with Joeys hand twin? I realised you are mine.

Thank you very much for teaching us how to curve wood,actually, the way thought was very helpful. It was the first time that I look for curving a wood. Thank you

Keep doing what you doing very helpful!!

Gorilla Super Glue works great too. Sets up very quickly and you can be back to carving on the piece in a minute or less. It is very strong also. It does have a little smell, so if that bothers you better stick to Elmers.

I like your honesty, your video, and your presentation, and this is just a favorite knife presentation.... Subscribed!

Impressive ..very well done

Thank you for this video. Can you please tell me what size block that was? Also, please recommend a quality knife. ❤

I have a few Helvie that I love

I've finally got it. Never understood the whole eye thing. Thanks, Jackie

thank you so much for this very helpful video sure has help a newbie

I've never carved wood before, unless you count stripping a branch to make a witch broom for Halloween (and I don't, lol) but the combination of the music and carving is so soothing that while I was watching I was convinced I could learn to do this too. Just subbed! I might be trying my hand at this. 💖

how do you get one you have to be on the inside to get one I will do without!

I enjoyed your video. Very clear direction, I appreciate that. I'm just starting to try carving. Can you suggest the best brand tools to buy? Should I have to sharpen my tools when I buy them?