@@KyleHallwoodworker Hello Kyle. Soon to purchase the Chainsaw that you endorsed. Have used one occasionally but I spoke to a professional woodsman who will teach me regards to safety and maintenance long before I attempt anything. Your post has given me inspiration. Thanks again.
Aint nothing boring about this video brother, havent carved a single thing with a gas beaver (yet) and this was super entertaining to me. Thank you sir
Great Video Kyle, I've been wanting to try to do this for years actually but I've never known anyone that has done it although I had seen people leave tall stumps in there yard and some had came and carved then. I always thought that was so cool. I run a chainsaw every day, 7 days a week I work for myself doing tree trimming and removal, and over the years iv had a few trees that the people asked me about how to go a out getting a carving ..lol well today you can find someone doing it fairly quick thanks to Google but not so long ago it wasn't quite that simple , and then you add to the fact that I'm 52 and getting the basics on these phones and all down was a challenge in itself to be quite honest. I'm not dumb , stupid , or ignorant by no means. I'm just a country boy that almost missed the technology boat by a mile but I was able to get ahold of a tie down rope and hang on for alil bit lo.l Anyway I've ran my saws long enough I have a real feel for what your saying ( teaching) on your video, Which by the way I think you done an outstanding job on.. 👍 I have carved a a few smaller things that turned out decent, but in all of those things I just kinda got lost and I've always thought" man if I just had a lil bit of guidance, I might actually get really good at this, and like I said I'm 52, I don't get around in the trees like I'm 25 anymore. I'd really like to try to take this hobby to another level( a personal Level of course ) carve these for a living.. lol I know you are sitting there more than likely about to fall out of your chair laughing at that and believe me I know how it sounds andi I don't blame you a bit..But I am very serious. I'm going to begin tomorrow to try and follow your step by step to get my angles down and try to figure out how to see it I my head no matter what it is . My question to you is would you mind if I was to ask you a question from time to time as I'm trying to learn? I understand i might not be as good or as talented as you or s alot of these peolple that are on here are I'll never know if I don't give it a shot and see. Great Video bud
This is awesome Scott ! This right here is why I make these videos man . If you have questions ask ! I will do my best to either answer the question or make a video to help you out .
Nice work bud. I'm just starting out and like your approach. Laid back, calm, and not too much unneeded chat which allows us to focus on exactly what you are doing and why.
Tbh I didn't take alot of this in I'm a little past begginer at this stage BUT this video was alot of fun!! Im gonna sub and hoping to see more go pro vids.
Thank you Kyle! You got a new subscriber even though I’m late. I’m going to try this tomorrow and will let you know if it turns out ok. I am running a Husqvarna rancher with a 20 inch bar, so I know it’ll be more tiresome, but I’m hoping that won’t effect the end result too much.
Enjoyable, informative video. I can't express enough my gratitude for the excellent filming from two viewpoints, and the fact you blocked out the noise of the chainsaw and instead did calm, informative narration. I wish every tutorial video was so pleasant to learn from. Happy to subscribe.
Hello, I have a question I am a beginner just started making pumpkins and little things. I live in Atlantic Canada and was wonder what would be better a soft wood or hard? Thank you
Kyle i dont know if you know this wood cracks right to stop that you drill a hole little bit big that your crack drill on each end of the crack then fill back in it stop that cracking
Excellent video for someone like me that's always had an interest in doing something like this. I bought a 3 foot bear 12 years ago that had been carved and still have it to this day. I've been wanting to some to the family but wanted to do it myself. Thanks for the tutorial, it's pretty simple to follow for newbies like me...
Thank you !!!! Very much appreciate your VID tutorial , also ,. Could I carve with any type of chainsaw? I wanna buy one for work as well as for carving meaning use the same one for both applications, thanks in advance:)
If need a saw for work and want one for carving you may want two . But an Ms 250 is a well rounded and gives you the ability to swap sprocket sizes and different bars and chains .
Great video. I love your laid back approach and pointers about how things can go wrong, esp addressing back & shoulder pain. I was considering a 7' tall Shrek sculpture but I think that will be too much for me to tackle physically. Are you a traveling carver? LOL
eBay is the way to go. Last week, 2 of 3 items to convert my 170, were out of stock. The 800# Stihl has, actually put me through to tech, they gave me the item#'s, then I got em off eBay. LoL.
Thanks for the video! That bear looks super cute holding his paws! I made one today following your instruction. It actually came out okay considering I did it all with a Stihl 261 18” bar. Is that pine you’re using? Looks like it. I used white pine. Depending on bar position the wood would get stringy. The log I cut it from had been sitting a while. Is the best wood fresh cut? Pine? Ash? What’s the best species? Thanks again. I don’t think you’re boring lol.
You’re welcome! I’m usually carving yellow pine . I prefer pine . Sometimes I carve fresh cut , I’ll carve dried if it’s been sitting. Thanks for the comment
I’m back Kyle. I can’t tell you how much I’ve referenced this video. Thank you. Question: how do you get rid of your saw shavings? I’m accumulating quite a lot. In fact, they are covering my lot.
Just curious to what wood makes the best carving? Does certain wood last longer etc? Please tell me about the wood please? If you have a video on that please let me know. I’m an artist and photographer and the one thing I haven’t tried is chainsaw carving and I’m dying to learn more and give it a shot. Thank you so much for taking the time to teach us.
You are a fantastic teacher really really good. What's the deal with using electric chainsaws?... is it an idea to screw the log down when it gets light and wobbles
Hey Kyle! I know about you b/c of Jordy over at Carving Fusion & I’ve just gotten my first chain saw +chaps cuz safety first! Thanks for the beginner tutorial. I’m excited to get started & this was so helpful!
Nice Video. Would like to add that the Ms170 has Problems with the Heat from the Catalysator (melts through the oil tank) and it's carb isn't adjustable on most models. I think for beginners a Stihl Msa140 is a good fit, since the chain and bar are better for carving. Also a electric chainsaw might be easier to usw than a gas powered one.
I can confirm that the ms170 will need constant maintenance..I completely rebuilt mine last summer...I got parts from Amazon Germany although I live in southern Ireland..half price of cost here!
Apologies if I missed something obvious…but how should the wood be attached to the base? Some kind of spike system/setup? Also, my Stihl is a 251C…is that really too large for beginning carving? And what about some of the smaller battery-powered Stihls…worth a look for carving duty? Thanks so much!
If your confident in handling the 251 then use it . I have used mine for blocking . I think the smaller Stihl battery saws would be good for detail work . I run the AP series battery saws by Stihl .
Hi Kyle! I watched it and still watch it a thousand times, I can't visualize the cuts when I have my chainsaw in hand... I will have to bring my laptop where I work! Does this thing happen often??!! 🙄🙄 And yes, I am a beginner this year!
Love this video!! Thanks for posting this just got myself a STIHL 170 with the stock setup… Haven’t used it yet. Hope my first ever bear will look decent :)
@@KyleHallwoodworker thank you! Just watched it 😊. I think buying another smaller detail saw would be best so I would be able to switch much faster. Thank you so much !
Video was in high speed at that moment. Chain brake was on . Using my hand to focus camera as i can’t always see the bar through the camera while filming do to the Sun glare .
drill hole little bigger that your crack on each side of your crack then fill back in it will stop that crack been carving most of my life is 16 when i started im 57 but that works
I know this is a “starter” video… which I’m definitely a starter to wood carving. But I own a landscaping company, and also do some tree work. With that said, I’m not new to chain saws. Do you think a top handle saw would be better to start with? My top handle is much lighter than a 170. I do have a 170 I use on a rare occasion. But it is VERY under powered I think
The only thing I have heard with the top handle saw is the control aspect. In my opinion you have more control over a rear handle saw . Especially when carving. I agree the 170 is an under powered saw but it’s just a starter . It’s a way for someone who wants to carve but can not spend a lot . The 170 works nice as a detail saw. But if I could spend the cash I would probably just jump to the already set up 200 with a dime tip bar for detail work only . I like to use my 250 and 271 for blocking
there is a bunch of rookie mistakes in this video.. season or dry your wood first otherwise you will be dealing with cracks in 6 months or less which involves a lot more work.. if you brush your carving after you burn it you smear the soot all over your carving which does look good.. the best way I have found is to use a grinder with a sanding disc after blocking out then with a very sharp chain do your fur detailing then brush it BEFORE burning it.. that way you won't need to brush it after burning and smear the soot which also smears the carving details.. I have been chainsaw carving for 5 years and learned from professional chainsaw carvers..
Nice job with a difficult topic! Lots of good tips. Thanks for blocking out the chainsaw sound. How much would this sell for in your area, and where is that?
That's a great looking bear. Nice work. I'm just learning to carve. Im a carpenter for 40 plus years. I'll be watching this over and over again and maybe maybe even come close to your work. Thank you Frank
Cool video man! I've been wanting to try out some chainsaw carving for a long time and just gave it my first try. Results weren't great but I'm pretty happy with my first carving. I think the most important thing you mentioned is taking breaks when you get tired.
Hey man just want to say great work! I watch a lot of your videos and some of them I watch a 3 or 4 times. I love the emphasis on safety and I like the reviews on saws. I've been considering battery saws but I have 1/4" drive carving bars that aren't compatible with 3/8 sprockets that seem common on battery saws.
Really depends on the saw . I would double check me but I believe the Stihl Msa 160 and MSA 200 run 1/4 pitch also the MSA 120 and 140 . Again I’d double check
Kyle, you ROCK! This video is what gave me hope on 'bears'. I followed it to a 'T' and for my very first, I thought it came out pretty nice. I say that to say this, a coworker saw it after all of this time and wants to buy him. I'm currently using your technique with sawdust/glue mix to fill in the cracks that have formed. I'm gonna give him a makeover with sanding sealant, some airbrush work, and polyurethane. I'll be sure to post pics to your Facebook page when I'm done. Can't thank you enough for the time you spend investing in us! 🙂
@@KyleHallwoodworker I'm worried about kickback! My brother was showing me how the saw jumped up at his face, he didn't have time to react. Went right thro his face shield. His stihl saw has chainbreak and antikickback features so I guess it don't always engage. I knew about kickback before, but it's got me worried now that he was telling me how sometimes you can't fight the power tool and how quick it can happen. He worked at uncles sawmill so he knows how t use a chainsaw. I looked for a video about kickback from you but didn't see one. Only about that wheel of death. Thought it might be a good video for beginner carvers!
Ms170 conversion items needed to make a carving rig...
Bar: 3005 000 3205
Sprocket kit: 1123 007 1029
Chain: 3661 005 0064
My first time watching your channel. I was thinking of a new hobby and I think I just found my new one!!!
Hey that’s awesome! Be sure to check out the beginners playlist for step by step tutorials
Love this man's laid back way of teaching.
The "Bob Ross" of chainsaw carving.
Thank you. 👌
Thanks Stanley !! Bob Ross was the man !
@@KyleHallwoodworker Hello Kyle.
Soon to purchase the Chainsaw that you endorsed.
Have used one occasionally but I spoke to a professional woodsman who will teach me regards to safety and maintenance long before I attempt anything.
Your post has given me inspiration.
Thanks again.
It is so appreciated.
To demonstrate beginner type vvideo, you are the best I have seen, easy to follow and very informative - thankyou.
You’re welcome. I’m glad I can help
Aint nothing boring about this video brother, havent carved a single thing with a gas beaver (yet) and this was super entertaining to me. Thank you sir
Awesome video. Very clear instructions. Thanks.
You’re welcome
First time watching the channel instantly subscribed awesome video
Thank you !
Beautiful sculpture!!!!!
Thank you !
green wood? Have wood that has been sitting around. Guess a bear is my first objective carving. LOL! "don't push through!" good safety advice.
Great Video Kyle, I've been wanting to try to do this for years actually but I've never known anyone that has done it although I had seen people leave tall stumps in there yard and some had came and carved then. I always thought that was so cool. I run a chainsaw every day, 7 days a week I work for myself doing tree trimming and removal, and over the years iv had a few trees that the people asked me about how to go a out getting a carving ..lol well today you can find someone doing it fairly quick thanks to Google but not so long ago it wasn't quite that simple , and then you add to the fact that I'm 52 and getting the basics on these phones and all down was a challenge in itself to be quite honest. I'm not dumb , stupid , or ignorant by no means. I'm just a country boy that almost missed the technology boat by a mile but I was able to get ahold of a tie down rope and hang on for alil bit lo.l Anyway I've ran my saws long enough I have a real feel for what your saying ( teaching) on your video, Which by the way I think you done an outstanding job on.. 👍 I have carved a a few smaller things that turned out decent, but in all of those things I just kinda got lost and I've always thought" man if I just had a lil bit of guidance, I might actually get really good at this, and like I said I'm 52, I don't get around in the trees like I'm 25 anymore. I'd really like to try to take this hobby to another level( a personal Level of course ) carve these for a living.. lol I know you are sitting there more than likely about to fall out of your chair laughing at that and believe me I know how it sounds andi I don't blame you a bit..But I am very serious. I'm going to begin tomorrow to try and follow your step by step to get my angles down and try to figure out how to see it I my head no matter what it is . My question to you is would you mind if I was to ask you a question from time to time as I'm trying to learn? I understand i might not be as good or as talented as you or s alot of these peolple that are on here are I'll never know if I don't give it a shot and see. Great Video bud
This is awesome Scott ! This right here is why I make these videos man . If you have questions ask ! I will do my best to either answer the question or make a video to help you out .
Very informativve and easy to lisen to. Thankyou.
You’re welcome glad I can help !
Nice work bud. I'm just starting out and like your approach. Laid back, calm, and not too much unneeded chat which allows us to focus on exactly what you are doing and why.
Thanks Shawn ! Stay safe and have fun .
Keep grippin and rippin
@@KyleHallwoodworker you bet Kyle. Keep the videos coming brother
“Bear with me” I see what you did there!
Greetings from Northern Ireland, great video.....subscribed
Awesome! Thank you
Great video Kyle. Just starting with a saw, but don’t have large stock to work with, mostly ice damaged elm.
Thank you Alan . Yeah can be tough getting large stuff
Tbh I didn't take alot of this in I'm a little past begginer at this stage
BUT
this video was alot of fun!!
Im gonna sub and hoping to see more go pro vids.
Thank you Kyle! You got a new subscriber even though I’m late. I’m going to try this tomorrow and will let you know if it turns out ok. I am running a Husqvarna rancher with a 20 inch bar, so I know it’ll be more tiresome, but I’m hoping that won’t effect the end result too much.
Awesome! Good luck and stay safe !
I just got the stihl msa 70 c. Only have the stock bar so far, so this tutorial helps a lot. Thanks for sharing.
Is this your full time profession, how much do you sell these beginner bears vs a high detailed one?
Awesome congratulations making ART❤
Enjoyable, informative video. I can't express enough my gratitude for the excellent filming from two viewpoints, and the fact you blocked out the noise of the chainsaw and instead did calm, informative narration.
I wish every tutorial video was so pleasant to learn from. Happy to subscribe.
How green/seasoned is the wood you're carving? Is it better for it to be wetter or drier, or somewhere in the middle?
Sometimes very green . If I can the log will sit a year then I will carve it . Even with that the wood is still wet .
Yes that's me! I want to carve with saws. Is there a playlist?
Yes there is
Your neighbours must love you.. hehe... Nice carving..
Hello, I have a question I am a beginner just started making pumpkins and little things. I live in Atlantic Canada and was wonder what would be better a soft wood or hard? Thank you
I prefer soft wood . Less sharpening the chain and the saws don’t have to work as hard . Also it carves faster in my opinion
@@KyleHallwoodworker thank you so much in just the last 3 days my carvings have really came a long way, thanks to your videos. Thank you 😊
I bought that same chain saw just for what you are taking about. Mine works great.
Kyle i dont know if you know this wood cracks right to stop that you drill a hole little bit big that your crack drill on each end of the crack then fill back in it stop that cracking
Excellent video for someone like me that's always had an interest in doing something like this. I bought a 3 foot bear 12 years ago that had been carved and still have it to this day. I've been wanting to some to the family but wanted to do it myself. Thanks for the tutorial, it's pretty simple to follow for newbies like me...
Thank you !!!! Very much appreciate your VID tutorial , also ,. Could I carve with any type of chainsaw? I wanna buy one for work as well as for carving meaning use the same one for both applications, thanks in advance:)
If need a saw for work and want one for carving you may want two . But an Ms 250 is a well rounded and gives you the ability to swap sprocket sizes and different bars and chains .
@@KyleHallwoodworker awesome, thank you!
Great video. I love your laid back approach and pointers about how things can go wrong, esp addressing back & shoulder pain. I was considering a 7' tall Shrek sculpture but I think that will be too much for me to tackle physically. Are you a traveling carver? LOL
I do travel if the work and price is right lol
Dime tip bars from Stihl are hard to find. Did you special order it?
I order them through a Stihl dealer
eBay is the way to go. Last week, 2 of 3 items to convert my 170, were out of stock. The 800# Stihl has, actually put me through to tech, they gave me the item#'s, then I got em off eBay. LoL.
Cool. I'm trying bbn.
Thanks for the video! That bear looks super cute holding his paws! I made one today following your instruction. It actually came out okay considering I did it all with a Stihl 261 18” bar. Is that pine you’re using? Looks like it. I used white pine. Depending on bar position the wood would get stringy. The log I cut it from had been sitting a while. Is the best wood fresh cut? Pine? Ash? What’s the best species? Thanks again. I don’t think you’re boring lol.
You’re welcome! I’m usually carving yellow pine . I prefer pine . Sometimes I carve fresh cut , I’ll carve dried if it’s been sitting.
Thanks for the comment
I’m back Kyle. I can’t tell you how much I’ve referenced this video. Thank you. Question: how do you get rid of your saw shavings? I’m accumulating quite a lot. In fact, they are covering my lot.
I have a local brush dumping spot .
Thank you very much! I love the video! Very informative and encouraging. Just subscribed. Keep up the good work. Youve git a new fan!
Awesome!! Thank you ! I have a loaded beginners playlist with many tutorials that should help you continue on you journey in chainsaw carving!
From Romeo, Mich., thx.
Very nice information .
Great way to do a tutorial! Feel free to make some more of this type of video! Loved it and learned a few things too.
Awesome. I hope to do a few more
Just curious to what wood makes the best carving? Does certain wood last longer etc? Please tell me about the wood please? If you have a video on that please let me know. I’m an artist and photographer and the one thing I haven’t tried is chainsaw carving and I’m dying to learn more and give it a shot. Thank you so much for taking the time to teach us.
I will work on putting a video together on it
Can a battery powered chainsaw perform plunge cuts?
They can . They are not going to win any speed competition but they can do a plunge cut
What do you think about electric chainsaws for carving?
I run the Stihl msa160, msa200, msa220 all battery saws . I do not have corded electric
You are a fantastic teacher really really good. What's the deal with using electric chainsaws?... is it an idea to screw the log down when it gets light and wobbles
Thank you glad I can help . I have invested in battery saws as I live in town and do a lot of carving there . The battery saws are much quieter
I varnished my tree sculpture and it rained on it before it had time to dry, The tree now has a whitened colour to it. Do you know how to fix this?
Sometimes it will fix it’s self if it sets all the way out of the weather . Otherwise have to sand and re do it
Hello I love your video, is that madrone in the back ground?!?!
Thank you . Sorry no madrone
Great tutorial !
Now going to try another bear first one look more like a lamb ha ,look forward to videos thx buh
Good luck and have fun with it
Hey Kyle! I know about you b/c of Jordy over at Carving Fusion & I’ve just gotten my first chain saw +chaps cuz safety first! Thanks for the beginner tutorial. I’m excited to get started & this was so helpful!
That’s Awesome Beth ! Be safe and have fun with it ! If you have questions just ask !
Nice Video. Would like to add that the Ms170 has Problems with the Heat from the Catalysator (melts through the oil tank) and it's carb isn't adjustable on most models.
I think for beginners a Stihl Msa140 is a good fit, since the chain and bar are better for carving. Also a electric chainsaw might be easier to usw than a gas powered one.
Thank you for the input Julian
I can confirm that the ms170 will need constant maintenance..I completely rebuilt mine last summer...I got parts from Amazon Germany although I live in southern Ireland..half price of cost here!
Cannot beat the lightweight electrics when you're near an outlet...
Where do you find wood to carve if you live in the suburbs?
Local brush drop off, local tree service company, a saw mill
Brilliant ! Fun to watch! I now regret cutting several trees I cut to the ground. I have more to do though so...
Cool what's on back of your truck kept looking at it 😂
Ha it’s a Sasquatch
Apologies if I missed something obvious…but how should the wood be attached to the base? Some kind of spike system/setup? Also, my Stihl is a 251C…is that really too large for beginning carving? And what about some of the smaller battery-powered Stihls…worth a look for carving duty? Thanks so much!
If your confident in handling the 251 then use it . I have used mine for blocking . I think the smaller Stihl battery saws would be good for detail work . I run the AP series battery saws by Stihl .
Kiitos. Hyvä opetusvideo, opin paljon uusia tekniikkaa.
Hi Kyle! I watched it and still watch it a thousand times, I can't visualize the cuts when I have my chainsaw in hand... I will have to bring my laptop where I work! Does this thing happen often??!! 🙄🙄 And yes, I am a beginner this year!
learning a lot keep the videos coming ty
You are the Bob Ross of chainsaw carving! Thanks.
Thank you ! I have heard this several times now . I think I will need to incorporate this into tutorial videos 🤔
Love this video!! Thanks for posting this just got myself a STIHL 170 with the stock setup… Haven’t used it yet. Hope my first ever bear will look decent :)
Thank you ! Remember the safety gear ! Have fun with it and keep your first one .
Did it turn out well
I have the 250 can u just switch your bar size smaller or do u suggest 170 with the stock bar ?
I have this video on how I put a smaller bar on my 250
ruclips.net/video/uc0WKdPbEQg/видео.html
@@KyleHallwoodworker thank you! Just watched it 😊. I think buying another smaller detail saw would be best so I would be able to switch much faster. Thank you so much !
Nice work with the first hand view. Wish the camera didn’t die.
what chain do you recommend?
I believe in this video I'm running 3/8 .043 bar with 3/8 .043 gauge chain .
Great video, cant wait to start my project
Frame 18:22 did I see u try to touch the bar n chain while running ? Tremendous carving instruction but that part caught me by surprise.
Video was in high speed at that moment. Chain brake was on . Using my hand to focus camera as i can’t always see the bar through the camera while filming do to the Sun glare .
Theres also a good chance it still wasn’t running that’s why it cut to a different scene right after that shot
tHANK YOU FOR THE VID JUST GETTING INTO THIS
You’re welcome! I have a whole playlist of beginner videos.
@@KyleHallwoodworker I will be watching them
Gave it a shot today.... got lost after the back of the head cut! LOL. it's just a matter finding all the angles.
drill hole little bigger that your crack on each side of your crack then fill back in it will stop that crack been carving most of my life is 16 when i started im 57 but that works
I know this is a “starter” video… which I’m definitely a starter to wood carving. But I own a landscaping company, and also do some tree work. With that said, I’m not new to chain saws. Do you think a top handle saw would be better to start with? My top handle is much lighter than a 170. I do have a 170 I use on a rare occasion. But it is VERY under powered I think
The only thing I have heard with the top handle saw is the control aspect. In my opinion you have more control over a rear handle saw . Especially when carving. I agree the 170 is an under powered saw but it’s just a starter . It’s a way for someone who wants to carve but can not spend a lot . The 170 works nice as a detail saw. But if I could spend the cash I would probably just jump to the already set up 200 with a dime tip bar for detail work only . I like to use my 250 and 271 for blocking
there is a bunch of rookie mistakes in this video.. season or dry your wood first otherwise you will be dealing with cracks in 6 months or less which involves a lot more work.. if you brush your carving after you burn it you smear the soot all over your carving which does look good.. the best way I have found is to use a grinder with a sanding disc after blocking out then with a very sharp chain do your fur detailing then brush it BEFORE burning it.. that way you won't need to brush it after burning and smear the soot which also smears the carving details.. I have been chainsaw carving for 5 years and learned from professional chainsaw carvers..
Nice job with a difficult topic! Lots of good tips. Thanks for blocking out the chainsaw sound. How much would this sell for in your area, and where is that?
I’m in upstate NY putting $75-80 on him
I appreciate the detailed tutorial !
Very helpful and well explained. New sub.👍
Great carving! :)
Thank you
Very nice Kyle. Looking forward to more in the series! Take care.
Thank you
Thanks for doing this Kyle I feel like this will be a very valuable reference for many besides myself!
You’re welcome! There will be more !
Bu
That's a great looking bear. Nice work.
I'm just learning to carve. Im a carpenter for 40 plus years.
I'll be watching this over and over again and maybe maybe even come close to your work.
Thank you
Frank
Thanks for all the advice, it's much appreciated! 😊😊
You’re welcome
this is amazing
Thank you
Very nice easy instructions. Thank you so much for this.
You’re welcome Michael !
Going to try and carve a stump tomorrow! Will be using my saws I already have. Hope this helps like I think it has. 👍
Wear your safety gear . Take your time and be safe . Also have fun
You did a good job there he came across pretty good keep it up man.
Thank you Jerry
how did you secure the log to the base. So the top log doesn't move when working on it????
Cool video man! I've been wanting to try out some chainsaw carving for a long time and just gave it my first try. Results weren't great but I'm pretty happy with my first carving. I think the most important thing you mentioned is taking breaks when you get tired.
Awesome!
Yes take breaks , Keep that first one , and practice! It will come with time you’ll get it .
i made my first mushroom today, lol. Not great but not bad for a first try.
You are getting better all the time and I'm learning from you. Lino deras from Maryland.
Excellent step by step. One of the best I’ve seen. Thanks, keep’em coming
Thank you
Very cool! Thanks! Who's the babe?
Thank you, really helpful. I will give it a try!!! Usually I carve with knife and gouges. I want to try this new way!
Stay safe and have fun
Just as professional as always, a pleasure to watch u !
Thanks for you’re help Kyle!
thanks man, the daughters are getting me an ms170 this weekend for fathers day, can't wait.
Awesome! Remember safety gear , take your time , save your first piece and have fun !
one mushroom done, awesome learning experience.... have my 12" carving bar due here this week, lol
Hey man just want to say great work! I watch a lot of your videos and some of them I watch a 3 or 4 times. I love the emphasis on safety and I like the reviews on saws. I've been considering battery saws but I have 1/4" drive carving bars that aren't compatible with 3/8 sprockets that seem common on battery saws.
Really depends on the saw . I would double check me but I believe the Stihl Msa 160 and MSA 200 run 1/4 pitch also the MSA 120 and 140 . Again I’d double check
Vary cool getting closer to retirement love it
Hay, not bad. to help you out you can also buy as maller trimer you can get a smaller cutter to work on the smaller cuts while making smaller cuts.
I have a couple saws set up with dime tip bars . I had a few beginners ask for a tutorial with a basic saw
Kyle, you ROCK! This video is what gave me hope on 'bears'. I followed it to a 'T' and for my very first, I thought it came out pretty nice. I say that to say this, a coworker saw it after all of this time and wants to buy him. I'm currently using your technique with sawdust/glue mix to fill in the cracks that have formed. I'm gonna give him a makeover with sanding sealant, some airbrush work, and polyurethane. I'll be sure to post pics to your Facebook page when I'm done. Can't thank you enough for the time you spend investing in us! 🙂
Thank you !
I’m really glad this video has helped you out ! Can’t wait to see it in the group .
Yesss pls!!!! I need to learn how to sharpen my chainsaw 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽Tahnk you Sir!!!!!
Ok I will see what I can do this week .
Just got a ms170 stock so im going to follow this first.
Stay safe and have fun
@@KyleHallwoodworker I'm worried about kickback! My brother was showing me how the saw jumped up at his face, he didn't have time to react. Went right thro his face shield. His stihl saw has chainbreak and antikickback features so I guess it don't always engage. I knew about kickback before, but it's got me worried now that he was telling me how sometimes you can't fight the power tool and how quick it can happen. He worked at uncles sawmill so he knows how t use a chainsaw. I looked for a video about kickback from you but didn't see one. Only about that wheel of death. Thought it might be a good video for beginner carvers!
@@violetshadow3184 I usually mention it throughout tutorials . Not a bad idea though
@@KyleHallwoodworker Thanks Kyle! and you please be safe with your saw and grinders, You are very talented!
Can you teach me how to sharpen my shan
HI Kyle thanks for the bear 🐻 stay safe
Just carve
Hey thanks Rob ! Hope your doing good bud
Awesome video! This really helped me with my first attempt!
Thanks glad I can help . I have a whole beginner playlist on here as well
great video enjoyed it always learning thks Kyle darn RUclips not getting nottificacons
Thanks Neil . Where you hit subscribe for my channel there should be a bell near it . Hit that then hit all for notifications
Best video step by step that i found . Good job hopefull i can get good at it
Thank you ! Stay safe and have fun
Any specific type of logs a beginner should be looking for ?
Pine is the easiest to carve and easy on the saws
I love this so much