I Tested Viral Animal Carving Table
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- Опубликовано: 22 апр 2023
- A Few weeks ago I promised to try carving an epic Alligator from wood. Well, this might not be an alligator, but I gave it my best!
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Definitely try again, I was apprehensive about how this one was going to turn out because sculpting is really a different skill set than woodworking, but y'all managed to pull off a great 1st attempt.
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Hey what kind of grinding wheel did you use?
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You should build one coming out of a river table…. It’d look awesome
I was just about to put something similar into my comment when I saw yours. It would be awesome.
Yeahhh that would be awesome
Ye it would look sick
Like crave most of the shark blow the surface and pour epoxy around it. That would be awesome.
That sounds awesome!!!!!!
Sharks are no joke to carve! I built a 10-foot tiger shark for a middle school science classroom that was one of my favorite/most challenging builds on my channel. Great work on this table and tackling a really complex design. I'd love to see more like it!
I just checked that out. Insane my friend, well done ! awesome channel !!
your work is amazing bro... i am going to sub , ever done a tigar oscar?
The worst bit though is that they are TERRIBLE models - they never stay still. Plus you can't use power tools in the sea either. It's a nightmare!
Please please please do another one! This is brilliant. Authentic content where everything doesn't turn out 10000% percent realistic and perfect. This is the real content we love
I know I’m late to the video, but I would have carved each tooth separately and glued them in with small dowels.
I think your first try was awesome, and we all know you learn so much after each attempt. As an artist, what I think would help a lot is the prep work. Draw a rough look of the whole shark, and then draw a straight line across to represent where the table top would be, that way you aren't guessing at sizes or anything because you have the whole shark drawn in proportion to start. That would help a ton with the flow of the whole piece. Then from there your awesome woodworking skills take over.
I just found your channel and i am absolutely binge watching all of your videos. I’m a 17 yr old artist and seeing all of your projects gives me so much inspiration for my next painting and sculpture! I am really happy I found your channel :)
The doo refrence had me dying
Keep doing these builds. It's awesome to see something that challenges you and I think we would love to watch you improve your realistic carving!
Yes, though might try to have foresight to design the material usage little better. Could have just cut that front peace in 45degree and save some material. Since exotic woods around here are really expensive i hate to see even tiny peace go to waste and i mean tiny. I could use just under a inc off cuts in my projects to make it pop, but walnut here is hella expensive. Closest thing to exotic is northern juniper and with massive luck some white oak, but cant really get anything with color and yes i know staining is a thing, but that is not the same.
What are you talking about. This is the most realistic wooden shark I have ever seen. Great job, I love it.
Yes! Definitely try to do this again! I really enjoyed watching the process.
#1, do you art at all! You don't carve because you're a wood worker, it's because you're an artist and you've accumulated skills through many years of hard work. Welcome to art my friend! Good luck, you now feel how every artist feels every day, disappointed but excited to try again!
Every one is inspired by someone, but not every one can make an incredible video about it. You guys killed it with this, I can’t wait for the next one!
A hippo would be super interesting, you could use a similar technique since they also stick their heads out of the water
Maybe one of my favorite videos you've made! There's something so cool seeing you just sit down and figure out new things all the time. Would love to see another attempt at an animal!
Super cool! One suggestion if you do this again: make the teeth separately and then glue them in place after you’ve carved the sharks mouth - this should give you more space to work in the mouth and allow you to carve the teeth more carefully.
I feel like making the raw shape before it goes on, including the 2 piece head (upper and lower jaw) would make this much cleaner. Though I love the way he worked the walnut grain in to it.
Oldman I had a similar idea but use white dominoes and carved them to look like teeth
It's great to see someone expanding their horizons. My wife and I work with wood for a hobby, and we've put our previous skills from former occupations into doing the stuff we do; so definitely do more of this stuff. As long as you're having fun, you can't go wrong.
i just realized that the dow is the guy that made joe rogans anaconda table as well, he just recently brought it up in a recent podcast
Do more like this - but bigger! This was so interesting to watch you learn and execute.
Major props to John for being brave and taking on something he's never done before on video, and with a great humble attitude too. Great job overall!
Not only do you enjoy getting better at carving, Just think of all the cool things you will have carved for your children with all the practice you will be doing. DO MORE :)
Looks really cool. So awesome to see you tackle a new method and just go for it. Obviously, there is room for improvement, but that was pretty freaking good! I'd love to see you do something like this again, but combine it with some of your resin pour skills. I think a river table with a giant Anaconda or Crock coming out of it would be pretty amazing. Might even make an epic collab with The Dow. He does the animal, you build out the table with the resin pour around the carving. As always, thanks for the great content!
Really cool to see you get out of your comfort zone and take on these challenges, I’d love to see a second edition! Thanks for making this!
Great learning exercise! Always appreciate how you share your discovery process with us. We get to learn right along with you. And yes, give it another try. I agree with Anthony that it could awesome coming out of a river table. Thank you!
You did a great job, getting that first sculpture completed builds up your confidence. Blake is absolutely amazing sculptor. Sculpting is my favorite medium. Creating 3D is far easier than 2 dimensional. ❤
Looks great for a first attempt. I think you should go bigger next time. I would have thought it would be a little easier with a bigger piece as the smaller details like the teeth wouldn't be as tiny to carve. Great work though loved this video!
Man - the waves/currents around the shark mixed with the charring was definitely the move. Really improved the overall look. Excited to see what your next attempt looks like!
I think it looks great for your first attempt. Carving is a much different skill than building high quality furniture. Great job, John. Keep at it and you'll be a master before you know it.
Definitely try again! I noticed how the head being over the end of the table would make it way easier to carve the upper teeth! Now I want to try 😂
It's amazing to see the level of detail and craftsmanship that goes into your projects
Definitely a cool concept, I think the back fin shoulda been at an angle a bit instead of straight on.. but awesome work man!! I'm an artist, would LOVE to try stuff like this if I had the tools! Well done!
Same lol cuz most sharks fins do lean to one side because of nutritional deficiencies
Definitely, we should try this again
absolutely push yourself in this area, i find these to be some of your coolest videos when you get into carving
Do a colab with him! Build some epic table and get him into carve it, then you can check out his technique and tools! Maybe some crazy table to auction off to support a kids charity or wounded veteran charity. You got this shit!
Like this idea.
Looked great - I particularly loved how charring the 'waves' around it came out, that looked awesome. A couple minor critiques if you try again, the lower jaw looked a bit too much of an underbite, and maybe some more rounding at the back of the head where it comes out of the water or something, felt a little too squared off (that's also where adjusting the proportions will help too, I think).
As far as catching the teeth on fire - maybe not that, but possibly adding some charring inside to darken it up for that "razors that rip you to shreds before you disappear down a dark gullet" look could be cool ;)
I would definitely try again. Your first go at anything is always your roughest. You now know your strengths and weaknesses and will learn from the mistakes made here. Every piece will be better than the last. Definitely go for it.
Definitely should try this again. I would also recommend cutting the rough shape on the blocks not attached to the table. You could then use silicone to pour around the rough shapes in an enclosure so you have a complete flat surface to clamp down on. The silicone may compress a bit requiring more force to be applied, though in theory, should still work. Test in small scale before committing to a large piece.
You better tackle this again, or we riot.
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Hey John, Way to go!! I do love how it all turned out!! Very... very... tough project! How that shark comes out of the table and the waves is awesome!!
turned out really well hope to see more carving soon.
on that note I carve aswell and one of my favourite tools is the triton super jaws, it makes manipulating the piece sooo much easier also made larger custom jaws for it
should also take a look at manpa tools they have some amazing power carving tools that might tickle your fancy.
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i know im late here but I speak for most of his fans, The shoutout for TheDooo was much appreciated and unexpected lol glad to see you're a fan aswell though
starting small can be good to get started, but the smaller you go the harder it is to do the detailing. going bigger is more intimidating but easier to work the proportions and details into
I would personally try carving and sanding everything before attaching it to the slab. It would give so much more access to those hard to reach places and easily to get more detail.
Process modification: Glue up blocks, sketch on blocks, bandsaw to rough shape, glue to table surface. Just putting it out there. Maybe it works, maybe it doesn't, but the time savings in shaping are definitely there.
Good job for a first try for sure! There is a pretty wide gap between the artistry of a woodworker and a sculptor and you should be proud of the outcome. I watch a bunch of makers who carve crazy stuff from XPS foam and maybe that would be good medium to practice in before tackling another project in wood. It's cheap and carves easier and might help you improve your technique with 3D stuff like this.
As a wood carver myself, my best advice/suggestion for another project would be to start with something more simple like a squid. It might help with your perception of dimension and organic shapes with carving since it's just a series of cones/tubes so it should be far more simple. Maybe you could add a little wooden ship and make it the Kraken for shits and giggles lol
Sir, you are a badass for saying that if you are in the Pittsburg area I will mill your slab for you. That is some serious awesomeness and we certainly need more people who act like that willing to help out others.
Absolutely try this again, you were sooooo close to nailing it but the head was just not quite to scale and those lower teeth either needed moving back or removed entirely! Though saying this they might have worked with a larger head. To clarify, no, i can't do better, but as a marine biologist with a liking for wood working those are the bits that stood out to me.
This feels like a great series to add to the channel, and is the video of yours I've enjoyed the most for a while.
Would love to see you do your own 3 levels on this, by getting better and better at it.
Alex
I do power carving too; the flex shaft for the dremel may be my best/favorite purchase. It makes carving in tight spots so much easier
You gotta do it again! You did a great job considering you have such little carving experience.
As a sculpter and wood carver tbh the simpler the shape the harder it is sometimes because everything has to be perfectly in scale or its very noticeable. When you add tons of details, if something is a little bit out here or there, it's harder to see because the shape is more irregular. Just my two cents!
I agree. a beginner should always start with a fantasy creature as there are no "set rules". he should also have started with way more wood, he was so scared of carving anything away at all. that piece on the shark's cheek was bothering me the whole time
Yes please to more carvings! I’m thinking a casket with skeletons coming out of it! I know it’s plenty of time until Halloween, but think about having it completed by then? Casket, casket, casket!!!
Can you do a video where you make a coffee table using construction lumber and kreg screws? That would be cool.
John Malecki, maybe do a full shark carving in the middle of a river table, with the different pigments of ocean water colors that would look cool
You should search up the otter table. Believe it is an older Scottish gentleman, all done by hand, two otters swimming on a table. Most beautiful wood carving I’ve ever seen.
Also, you should look into arbortech if you plan to do any more power carving.
This is awesome! Definitely try again using The Dow’s as inspo.
I think the end fin being at a slight angle might have helped with the scale issue you had
Even if the piece had ended up a complete disaster, the video deserves a like for the sheer amount of work that's gone into it
John, of course we all want you to do another build. We want to sit back and watch yinz work hard while we enjoy a local craft brew or three.
John, You never back down from anything! That's why you are my only subscribed channel! Love your skills!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I drive by Animalistic every day, had no idea 'the Dow' made tables like that. Surreal seeing clips from home on RUclips.
Scott always has awesome (massive) sculptures outside and I knew smaller ones were inside. Right now, I think he's got an 8 foot dragon in the scrap pile.
The doo mentioned, you have been raised from the stats of epic to legendary immediately.
Looks sick! The scale is a bit off like you mentioned, but the waves and the detailing on the head more than make up for it. Really incredible first go at it!
I say yes!! Do another!! You should do it, but try building an epic router jig which allows you to trace a model of a shark for accuracy.
Yeah you definitely should your an inspiration to a novice wood worker like me god bless man keep giving me hope on my endeavors look forward to see you make the next one
John nice stuff .thought you hit a triple with this one. Really love watching your struggles and then pushing through it . Tough build but really nice. Please do another one please please ❤❤❤
This is a great video to show to someone who doesn't think they'll be interested in art haha because no matter what: paint, charcoal, ceramics... IT ALWAYS FEELS THIS SCARY lol but the thrill is worth it! And you always learn
Do it again for sure! This was a ton of fun to watch. Just remember that the scale of the shark is very much set by the size and location of the eyes. Making them as big as you did makes the shark seem small or juvenile.
My only critique would be that the back of the Megalodon's head should be a little more oval shaped as it goes back into the tabletop instead of straight across, it would make the body underwater appear more tube shapes and organic instead of appearing to be a rectangular prism. Overall I think its a great piece and could even benefit from a glass floating top to make it functional!
Just found your channel, this is the first video I'm watching I just wanna say the picture of Ron Swanson sold me immediately. I see you're a man of culture!
crushed it!!! That thing looks awesome!
Here is another possibility for a table: a sea otter floating on its back. Or a pair of otters floating, holding paws so they don't drift apart.
Kudos to you for having the confidence to glue the basswood to the walnut in the beginning. I would have carved first then glued to allow for multiple carving screwups.
Try it again but bigger! Small is less intimidating but scaling things up makes it easier to do detail work. Great result for your first time really doing something like this. 👌🏼👌🏼
Amazing that the Dow can carve wood so well, I mostly know him from his industrial average that he maintains in collaboration with Jones.
Great watching you figure this out on the fly! Great project! Do more of this!!
Maleki, you are beyond talented. I'm in the Pittsburgh area, and absolutely luv your videos. You inspire me to want to do more woodworking things. Awesome job as always, ya squirrely jaggoff.( thought maybe a wire wheel, to remove some of the soft spots in the grain would have given you the ripple effect?)
Doing is how you learn. Great effort & attempt. Far better than anything I could do. Well done, John.
Yes you most definitely have to try another one. This was awesome.
Thanks for sharing your experience, I do wood carving and my suggestion is try to carve cow's tail bone for teeth because the bone is curved already and could shape pretty good then glue them down.
Wow, this is unbelievable!!!! Awesome job. It's nice to see builders challenging themselves. I would try this again.
Megadolon! yes! And I will say, sculpting is what it is. This type of stuff is truly the "eye of the beholder". And I love that the plastic shark toy is the official model of the build.
I love that you are willing to branch out and try new things! Love your vids.
loved it.. definitely try again with the big one!
Looks awesome. I definitely have to try that.
Might be one of your best posts. Love the mix of woodworking skills and creativity! Definitely do more of this.
Love this! And Def try again! The burning of the wood was epic in how it turned out. Love the music used also.
I jumped for joy at TheDooo reference! 😊
Yes, 100% keep trying these carvings!!
This turned out so cool - would love to see more for sure!
I think you should try again. You did a great job better than I think I can do but you can definitely use what you have learned to do a better one. Great job!
Nobody has ever actually seen a Megalodon so they can't tell you you're wrong. Fun build.
Carve an anaconda river table with a partial epoxy pour over top (ie: if the anaconda pieces stand 4" on top of the table, you'd pour 1-2" around it to aid in the submersion aesthetic).
I just randomly stumbled upon this video, but never in a million years did I expect to hear the name "The Doo" in this video 😂 (I'm a Mcnasty/Soup fan)
Lmfao 😂 same He came straight at a left field with that one
Please do this again.. so dope
Hey John, I just recently discovered your channel and I gotta say I love it! Your not afraid to try absolutely insane ideas! Keep the great content coming please.
I think you should re-atempt. I would do your pre-shaping on the band saw before attaching to the table top then you get a feel for scale and placement. Then once they are glued down finish the carving.
Love it. Would love to see an attempt #2!👍
Getting a lateral curve put into the spine the way you did, is more anatomically correct, in relation to how a shark swims anyways, so you made a good choice to go that route. I’d call this a win, as others did. Thanks for sharing! Aloha
This was pretty cool, but I think if ever there was a table that needed an epoxy water feature, this was it -- even over the ripples carved in the wood, it would have just added that extra sense of the shark emerging from the murky water into the light of day.