Mr. Kevin , this is a super great tutorial . Six out of five stars. Perfect pace, crystal clear, I could watch this over and over again. It was like having a private lesson. Thanks
Kevin your a great carver I like how you carve you made me get back into it again and I'm 84 now and just paid a lot of money for Hekvie knifes here hopeing
I'm 25 and I been off and on carving since I was like 16 but coming across Kevin's videos inspired me to get back into it as well I also spent a lot on new carving knives 😂
Mr.coates don't want to sound like a broken record but your carvings are awesome. Can't say it enough. I can watch them over and over and still learn something new every time. Thanks again.
I love the sound of the big chips hitting the table. I am never confident enough to take off that much wood in one swipe. It seems you use that curved blade knife more than the straight blade fish knife. Just test driving or do you find it works better. Thanks for sharing.
It makes me want to have a blank and try and carve along with you. It is just a great tutorial. And when you draw in the lines it shows us what you are going to remove. Thank you so much.
As usual i have watched your video several times and I just want to say that when you black out the area you want to remove including the layout lines it makes it much easier for me to see the progress.
thx again Kevin, was getting ready to request for pattern but remembered you use pretty much the same pattern. got out the original, I'll be be darn cut the coat and the hair out and there ya go,
Great work you make it look so easy. Do you have any patterns I could get to use for a cut out? You do great work with white pine. A lot of other covers use what they call bass wood. I don't know what it is. Keep up the grade A work.
I find this so frustrating Ihave never carved anything at all. You have a few lines marked out and promptly cut away all of the side edges without marks! I am so lost as to how to set out my piece!
The two knives I use here was given to me by a subscriber. It’s only fair I use them. Kinda like them too. Still use my fish knives everyday on my bigger carvings
I get it either at Kent or Home Depot. The pine comes from eastern Canada. New Brunswick, Nova Scotia or Quebec. Somewhere in that part of Canada I think.
@@KevinCoates98 Thank you for your reply Kevin😊do you buy online, do you have webpage for them? I am very envious of your wonderful ability and talent!👍You make it look so easy, i figured my knife can't be sharp enough or my wood is too hard😆
Here where I live the wood get trucked into the province to those two store’s. The thing is most of it is1” thick. If you get lucky you may get 1.5” thickness sometimes. I have to go into the store to get it.
Mr. Kevin , this is a super great tutorial . Six out of five stars. Perfect pace, crystal clear, I could watch this over and over again. It was like having a private lesson. Thanks
Thank you
Not use to watching a left handed artist, but I think your work is fantastic. I’ve learned a lot. Thank you.
Thank you David
Kevin your a great carver I like how you carve you made me get back into it again and I'm 84 now and just paid a lot of money for Hekvie knifes here hopeing
Glad the videos help. Thanks
I'm 25 and I been off and on carving since I was like 16 but coming across Kevin's videos inspired me to get back into it as well I also spent a lot on new carving knives 😂
Excellent video Kevin! Thank you. (Carl Slaney from Marystown) :-)
Hey Carl. I haven't been keeping up on my messages lately. Thanks
May the god blessing you granpa. Thanks for inspiring us. 👍🏻❤️
Thank you
All your videos are great but these last few have been excellent for the beginner
. Thanks
Thank you
Mr.coates don't want to sound like a broken record but your carvings are awesome. Can't say it enough. I can watch them over and over and still learn something new every time. Thanks again.
Thanks. That’s good to know. I hope to get at some new videos in a week or so
Merci Monsieur pour cette envie de créer que vous nous donnez ! Super. Grand bonjour de France :)
Thank you
Unbelievable talent.
Thank you
very good video this is VERY helpful nice pace
Thank you
A big Thanks for enhancing my skills somewhat, you are fantastic!
Thank you Sir
I love the sound of the big chips hitting the table. I am never confident enough to take off that much wood in one swipe. It seems you use that curved blade knife more than the straight blade fish knife. Just test driving or do you find it works better. Thanks for sharing.
I was like that at one time. The more I use the upswept knife the more I’m liking it. I still use my fish knives everyday
Excellent job once again Kevin , Thanks for doing the video. see ya on the next one.
Thank you
It makes me want to have a blank and try and carve along with you. It is just a great tutorial. And when you draw in the lines it shows us what you are going to remove. Thank you so much.
That’s good. Thanks
Very nice work
Thank you
Tanks Kevin like your work
Thank you
Awesome video as usual 👍🏼
Thank you Mark
Yep I need to learn to cut deeper and take more off. Great video, thank you
I was that way. Making a lot of little cuts to do the same as you can with one cut. Thanks
Great job, and quick!
Thank you
Heya Kevin! Awesome job as always! I'd like to see your version of a cowboy.
Thanks. Cowboys are not my thing for carving but you never know. Maybe one day
Poor guy looks like Quasimoto's grandfather with. the offset eyes. LOL.
Thank you 👍🏻
Hey Kevin, enjoy your wood cavings.
Thank you Jack
As usual i have watched your video several times and I just want to say that when you black out the area you want to remove including the layout lines it makes it much easier for me to see the progress.
Good to know it helps
thx again Kevin, was getting ready to request for pattern but remembered you use pretty much the same pattern. got out the original, I'll be be darn cut the coat and the hair out and there ya go,
Thanks
Great work you make it look so easy. Do you have any patterns I could get to use for a cut out? You do great work with white pine. A lot of other covers use what they call bass wood. I don't know what it is. Keep up the grade A work.
Thank you. I’ll take a look and see if I have any patterns
@@KevinCoates98 Hi could you find a pattern out for me too please? 😊
Thanks for the close up detail and great lighting.
What kind of equipment and setup do you use?
Thank you. All I use is an iPad and a light bulb.
Nice work Kevin!
Thank you Blake
O.K. thank you
Flawless work as always, And to think people dismiss the sloyd knife for roughing out
Thank you. This knife is fairly new to me. The more I use it the more I’m liking it
Kevin, I always look forward to watching your videos, keep them coming. Is there a specific reason why you choose pine over basswood ? Thanks Kevin.
Thanks. Pine is pretty much all that’s available to me here where I live. I enjoy carving pine so it works good for me
Hi could you tell me where you get white pine from please? Did you use white pine for this figure and do you have a pattern please?😊
It’s in the reply to your other message. Give me your email and I will send you the pattern
@@KevinCoates98 D_BARNARD2@sky.com
@@KevinCoates98 many thanks👍😊
I find this so frustrating Ihave never carved anything at all. You have a few lines marked out and promptly cut away all of the side edges without marks! I am so lost as to how to set out my piece!
Mike, this is probably not the best one to follow for someone who haven’t carved before.
merci merci .....a la camera j ai l impression que l image la figurine est grande .... merci d indiquer les section du bois c est très bien😃😉
merci d'avoir répondu! je n en revient pas, votre coûteau coupe très bien , c'est même beau à regarder merci
super video dommage que le petit couteau que vous utilisez soit introuvable en Europe merci
Thank you. This knife came from USA
What's going on?..what's with the decent knife? 😁
The two knives I use here was given to me by a subscriber. It’s only fair I use them. Kinda like them too. Still use my fish knives everyday on my bigger carvings
Thanks
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Bu ahsap oyması carvin için hangi tip agaç tan oyma yaptın
It’s white pine
Hi where do you get your wood from please? Thanks
I get it either at Kent or Home Depot. The pine comes from eastern Canada. New Brunswick, Nova Scotia or Quebec. Somewhere in that part of Canada I think.
@@KevinCoates98 Thank you for your reply Kevin😊do you buy online, do you have webpage for them? I am very envious of your wonderful ability and talent!👍You make it look so easy, i figured my knife can't be sharp enough or my wood is too hard😆
Here where I live the wood get trucked into the province to those two store’s. The thing is most of it is1” thick. If you get lucky you may get 1.5” thickness sometimes. I have to go into the store to get it.
@@KevinCoates98 Oh, ok i live in England so we don't have those stores😔
What kind of wood?
It looked like Pine didn’t it? Very fiberous
in the description>Whittled from 6”x2”x1.5” white pine
@@stacygerlich5807 Yes according to the texture of the pine. Almost all work is made of pine. My guess.
I use only pine
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What kind of wood ???
Pine
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