Great job. All your stuff is off the chart good!! Always enjoy your vids. Do a bass jumping. Like he's jumping out of the stump. That would be a good one. ✌
I love product placements that actually sell something I'm interested in! Veggie oil bar lube sounds like a solid idea! Great bear! love the dual wielding blowtorches!
It’s great to see female chainsaw artists. Can only see you on here. I had my training course with a female last year she got me on this road. There are quite a few competing in UK at competitions. Keep up the great work Jenna 🪵💪💐
Awesome job! I love watching a project come together like that. I'm about to go find a log on my property to attempt my first chainsaw carving. Thank you for the videos and the inspiration
very cool Jenna ,how cool to be able to carve something that hold and promotes the product thay you use as well ,cheers from Australia and a very good carving
@@chainsawjenna your welcome ,it great to see women getting into the wood carving world ,i follow a few wood carvers and all from USA and Canada ,keep up your beautiful carvings
I have worked as a lumberjack earlier in my life for 10 years. And Im not only impressed of your creations. Im also impressed how you handle your chainsaws. But one thing concerns me, and that is that americans never use protective pants. Both Stihl and Husqvarna makes excellent pants. They are expensive, but a life saver. I have seen people slip with the chainsaw. Its horrifying. Protect your legs and keep up the good work 👍🙂 greetings from Sweden
Fantastic vlog Jenna! Enjoyed it thoroughly. The tour was interesting and the bear carving turned out great as I new it would. Your a very talented carver. Please keep posting your so fun to watch! Thanks for sharing. Happy Thanksgiving and happy holidays. Blessings!
Nice Jenna! I have no idea how you convinced your parents to let you get a chainsaw. At 13, I already know how to use half of the woodworking tools safely, have demonstrated that I'm able to handle the 2 lb ax, Maul, GTA 26, large Stihl brush cutter, lawn mower, 22-in bow saw, and many other outdoor power tools properly. The one time that my dad allowed me to pick up a chainsaw I demonstrated that I am able to use it properly and safely although that I was a little rough, demonstrated that I can handle it safely. Even though that I used to want to carve, now I just want to learn how to cut so that I can become an experienced arborist. I want to learn how to use a chainsaw first, and then learn how to use the climbing gear. Any advice on convincing parents?
I too have always wanted to meet renewable lubricants, I figure if I ever got cancer and could use the Make-A-Wish foundation I would ask them to set up a meet and greet with renewable lubricants, because renewable lubricants. Gosh I hate product sponsored videos when they're cringe like that. You never wanted to meet them, that's just weird.
Great job. All your stuff is off the chart good!! Always enjoy your vids. Do a bass jumping. Like he's jumping out of the stump. That would be a good one. ✌
I love product placements that actually sell something I'm interested in! Veggie oil bar lube sounds like a solid idea! Great bear! love the dual wielding blowtorches!
Great work Jenna you really capture those bears and you’re having fun creating them. Can’t wait to see more videos in the future 🪵🪵
Thank you so much! We’re excited to share our journey with all of you! Thanks for watching!
It’s great to see female chainsaw artists. Can only see you on here. I had my training course with a female last year she got me on this road. There are quite a few competing in UK at competitions. Keep up the great work Jenna 🪵💪💐
I like your Bears so much. It's so great. :)
Awesome job! I love watching a project come together like that. I'm about to go find a log on my property to attempt my first chainsaw carving. Thank you for the videos and the inspiration
Thanks for watching and that's so awesome! I hope it went great! Be safe!:)
I just found your channel.You are so talented!
Just amazing job jenna 👍🏽so cool. You are so good. Keep videos coming.
Thank you Ivan! Thanks for watching! We got some coming! 😁
very cool Jenna ,how cool to be able to carve something that hold and promotes the product thay you use as well ,cheers from Australia and a very good carving
Thanks David! It was a lot of fun to make this guy and hang out with cool people! Thanks for watching from Australia!!! That's really cool lol
@@chainsawjenna your welcome ,it great to see women getting into the wood carving world ,i follow a few wood carvers and all from USA and Canada ,keep up your beautiful carvings
Great content jenna, I enjoyed every minute of it
Thanks for watching Paul!!!
I have worked as a lumberjack earlier in my life for 10 years. And Im not only impressed of your creations. Im also impressed how you handle your chainsaws.
But one thing concerns me, and that is that americans never use protective pants. Both Stihl and Husqvarna makes excellent pants. They are expensive, but a life saver. I have seen people slip with the chainsaw. Its horrifying.
Protect your legs and keep up the good work 👍🙂 greetings from Sweden
You're amazing.
Hey! Great video, I wonder where you got those carving chaps from that you always wear in your videos. I want those too!
The orange ones I got years ago from I think Husqvarna. The blue ones was a gift from Aspen Fuel. Not sure where they got them.
Love your videos. Are you going to be at Ridgeway this year?
YES!
Fantastic vlog Jenna! Enjoyed it thoroughly. The tour was interesting and the bear carving turned out great as I new it would. Your a very talented carver. Please keep posting your so fun to watch! Thanks for sharing. Happy Thanksgiving and happy holidays. Blessings!
Thank you Larry I appreciate that! It was really cool to see how everything worked there. We got more videos coming for sure! Thanks for watching!😁
Happy Thanksgiving and God Bless!
Do you ever travel for carvings?
Nice Jenna! I have no idea how you convinced your parents to let you get a chainsaw. At 13, I already know how to use half of the woodworking tools safely, have demonstrated that I'm able to handle the 2 lb ax, Maul, GTA 26, large Stihl brush cutter, lawn mower, 22-in bow saw, and many other outdoor power tools properly. The one time that my dad allowed me to pick up a chainsaw I demonstrated that I am able to use it properly and safely although that I was a little rough, demonstrated that I can handle it safely. Even though that I used to want to carve, now I just want to learn how to cut so that I can become an experienced arborist. I want to learn how to use a chainsaw first, and then learn how to use the climbing gear. Any advice on convincing parents?
Nice
10/10! Fantastic work! Do you have a training course? How did you get started?
No yet, I would love too tho! I hope these videos can help you guys who want to learn how to carve in the meantime!
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i lv u 99.9%
Have you ever carved a human Figure?
Funny that you say that. lol I will be here within the next month 😁
I too have always wanted to meet renewable lubricants, I figure if I ever got cancer and could use the Make-A-Wish foundation I would ask them to set up a meet and greet with renewable lubricants, because renewable lubricants. Gosh I hate product sponsored videos when they're cringe like that. You never wanted to meet them, that's just weird.
Brava. 😉🪓🌲