Chainsaw carving an owl part 1 basic shapes rough out

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  • Опубликовано: 24 дек 2024

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  • @davidwellman7080
    @davidwellman7080 3 года назад +4

    I've seen many videos of carving owls and such. Yours are very informative and your pacing is spot on!!

    • @badasswood
      @badasswood  3 года назад

      Thanks, I try, but I'm not great at camera or lighting,so itz a non stop trial and error here...

  • @33fastcar
    @33fastcar 4 года назад +3

    I retired from the metal/welding business after 30 years. I moved back to where it all began for me. Back on the family ranch in Texas. The ranch got hit with Oak Wilt 15/20 years ago. Killed 60% of our oaks! Some with a diameter of 10ft or more. There are literally hundreds of HUGE seasoned dead oak trees on my property. I didn't want to get in the fire wood business but I didn't want the wood to rot. Then I saw one of YOUR videos! I'm starting my first chain saw carving today. I live in the middle of a very private ranch my great grandfather bought in 1872.
    Its 12 miles between the front & back gate on our place. Everything is bigger in Texas!
    I have a few chain saws. Just never thought about carving until YOU came along.
    Thanks hoss!

    • @badasswood
      @badasswood  4 года назад +2

      Wow, thanks, that's a real compliment... I have several videos on many different subjects, and continue to make more, itspretty endless in my world, it's a non stop discovery zone for me. Best of luck to you, and have a great journey with it! I've enjoyed it for over 20 years, and still find new things to explore with chainsaw art.

    • @badasswood
      @badasswood  4 года назад +3

      My first subject I carved was hands, big hands out of massive chunks of oak and maple... it was easy for me,because I have two hands, so always have had them as my models when I needed a subject to draw, or sculpt.i was a very inspiration hungry kid, but was very uninspired, I grew up in the woods, and had everything a kids imagination would need, every day sensory overload, but it was too overwhelming for me, I was happiest with the pile of dust and chips I made, never cared for the subject...so I just went with the flow most days, no direction, no goals, just make stuff, just copy what I saw... took many years to accept that I'm more of a process artist, than a masterpiece artist, but that's my joy in life!

    • @33fastcar
      @33fastcar 4 года назад

      @@badasswood Just know this, you inspired an old dog in Texas to try something new & out of the box.
      I may be 53 on paper but upstairs I feel young. My dad was a master carpenter for 40 years. I inherited all his wood working tools when he passed last year. I almost sold those tools but something kept me from doing it. I'm glad I kept it all!
      I have a barn & a shop full of new and antique wood working tools. Guns too! I kind of hit the jackpot on wood tools like: Lathes, planers, ban saws, sanding in all directions, you name it & I might have it. Pop was kind of famous around here for his skills. He did all the fancy detail work like magic. I live in the house he built. He passed away 5 years after finishing his house.
      If I can do metal art cut-outs I think I can carve wood!
      Thanks again to my new teacher! I subbed & will catch up on your older videos... I'll post a video of my completed bear carving. No matter how crappy it might look. Maybe I'll make a Tiki statue? My main hobby right now is high end remote control 4x4 trucks. Shooting guns is a close second. I can do that out here on the ranch whenever I want. Right off the back porch! I'm missing something & I think carving wood with a chain saw might fill that void!

  • @dennisbracci1504
    @dennisbracci1504 3 года назад +2

    Out of all the carvers out there your the most informative,Thank you

    • @badasswood
      @badasswood  3 года назад

      i keep hearin that, and im just starting to get info into videos...lol...

  • @thumpersvids8196
    @thumpersvids8196 2 года назад +1

    For a long time I wanted to start carving. Your instructions have made it easy enough to at least give me hope on this. Thanks. Now to destroy some wood soon. Lol.

    • @badasswood
      @badasswood  2 года назад

      Thank you, I often Have a hard time reminding myself to just go carve, and turn the camera on...lol...

  • @nickblassmann1263
    @nickblassmann1263 2 года назад +3

    Nice Presentation . Now I have a better idea of what I need to do. Thank you

  • @DoreenWarcholRugh
    @DoreenWarcholRugh 10 месяцев назад +1

    Your a good teacher. Appreciate that.

  • @johnlane1200
    @johnlane1200 Год назад +1

    Great detail my friend...Music is fine..lol...

  • @Александррезчик
    @Александррезчик 2 года назад +1

    Excellent work 🦉👍

  • @henrygholmes3389
    @henrygholmes3389 Год назад +1

    GREAT JOB! Thank you for your instructions!

  • @lfroio1
    @lfroio1 2 года назад +1

    Great 👍🏽 Job!!!
    Thanks for the instructions…

  • @phil3332
    @phil3332 2 года назад +1

    What chain saw are you using for this carving "Please"

    • @badasswood
      @badasswood  2 года назад

      Stihl mse 180 c with 1/4 pitch conversion and stock stihl .043 guage bar and chain

  • @SoeCarpeDiem
    @SoeCarpeDiem 2 года назад +1

    Hi, you have the same chainsaw model as me, do you use the original chain guide ?? Thx !

    • @SoeCarpeDiem
      @SoeCarpeDiem 2 года назад +1

      Oops, sorry, it's a question ! 😉

    • @badasswood
      @badasswood  2 года назад +1

      😉😁 which saw? Sorry i have so many🤣🤣

    • @SoeCarpeDiem
      @SoeCarpeDiem 2 года назад

      @@badasswood The MS 141C 🙂

  • @gypsywolf58
    @gypsywolf58 5 лет назад +2

    Thanks for the attempt at "live" the other day. Kept buffering.
    Hi to you as well Kyle Hall! Just rewatched your bear in a log!

    • @badasswood
      @badasswood  5 лет назад +1

      Hey!😁yeah it got choppy, I'm tryin to figure it out. Was a real treat chatting with you!

    • @gypsywolf58
      @gypsywolf58 5 лет назад

      @@badasswood same here! And great to follow you around your shop.

  • @jeffreybellefleur3559
    @jeffreybellefleur3559 3 года назад +1

    How much do you sell the owls in part 1 for

  • @KyleHallwoodworker
    @KyleHallwoodworker 5 лет назад +3

    Great video man 👍🏻

  • @haroldarmstrong6288
    @haroldarmstrong6288 4 года назад +2

    I got my Owls Head the size of a bucket, and the bodies not nearly big enough. Come back to your video for the second or third time. I'm going to make that thing and owl yet

    • @badasswood
      @badasswood  4 года назад

      Proportions is less important than character with owls. I make them with over sized heads,or over sized bodies... many different looks, michaelangelo carved some nasty lookin owls way back then , I use that as reference,but also those cheesy owl candles and porcelain statues people collect. Lotta owl reference and variety out there, check out the 1970's clash of the titans movie, or just look at images via Google search... nothing you do is wrong, just go with it...

    • @haroldarmstrong6288
      @haroldarmstrong6288 4 года назад

      Thanks I appreciate that. Being down with the eye surgery I've kind of got a little bummed and not being able to actually carve, but I think today is the day. I'm going to get after that owl

  • @hughholcomb7689
    @hughholcomb7689 Год назад +1

    Thanks for the instructions. Music detracts from the quality, especially the inconsistent volume.

    • @badasswood
      @badasswood  Год назад

      Lol... read the other comments and check out the updated owl vid... i know the music sucks,but people keep watchin tjis one and i have to keep the lights on bro...

  • @DavidGClarke
    @DavidGClarke 4 года назад +2

    Figure the music was just the bangin part then the commentary kicks in with some solid advice and the music takes a break... sweet style!... thx... I’ll try a bigger one tomorrow... excellent!

    • @badasswood
      @badasswood  4 года назад

      Thanks. The audio here is about as bad as it gets...lol! This is why I stopped using editor provided music, volume levels, and timing came out nothing like it was adjusted in the editor... thanks for viewing, and understanding that we aren't professionally paid actors, or professional video makers.😁

  • @jrgal27
    @jrgal27 4 года назад +2

    brilliant help thanks for taking the time

  • @tomopeigenhoutje4775
    @tomopeigenhoutje4775 5 лет назад +5

    Great video
    But the music makes it hard to folow u

    • @badasswood
      @badasswood  2 года назад

      I still cant believe the crappy music hasnt gotten this video banned!🤣🤣

  • @nerisilveira-mo8tr
    @nerisilveira-mo8tr Год назад +1

    Muito bem espricado

    • @badasswood
      @badasswood  Год назад

      Sounds good but i dont understand 😅. Thank you for watchin

  • @chriscullen4994
    @chriscullen4994 4 года назад +2

    this is an awesome tutorial

  • @eheileson
    @eheileson 8 месяцев назад +1

    Would have liked to be able to hear your voiced instruction. The music was a bit annoying!

    • @badasswood
      @badasswood  8 месяцев назад

      😅😅 thats why i made other owl videos, its impossible to get rid of the crappy youtube provided music from 5 years ago in a published video😅😅 if you guys make my new videos with no crappy music as popular as these ones, i promise you ill delete these ones😅😅😅

  • @haroldarmstrong6288
    @haroldarmstrong6288 4 года назад +1

    I love the owl roughout that's just the video I was needing. Thank you

  • @DavidGClarke
    @DavidGClarke 4 года назад +1

    Gets some beats antique in your blood... if you don’t already lol.

  • @gypsywolf58
    @gypsywolf58 5 лет назад +1

    Hi my new friend!!

  • @shawnmoss9637
    @shawnmoss9637 5 лет назад +2

    I made a wood spirit with a owl on his head about a couple months ago but I haven't gotten back around to finishing the owl I guess I don't have much of a excuse not to finish it after watching this

  • @IkanKarv
    @IkanKarv 5 лет назад +1

    Awesome.. ;)

  • @MrSamfaischier
    @MrSamfaischier 5 лет назад +1

    Bon travail

    • @malcolmhaynes4127
      @malcolmhaynes4127 3 года назад +1

      Turn off the music ,to loud and its crap, no need for it .

    • @badasswood
      @badasswood  2 года назад

      @@malcolmhaynes4127 lol... yeah i dont do that any more got other good owl vids up recently...same thing goin over step by step but no crappy music... i was learnin how to use youtube editors with tjis one and they arent very good... neither is the music they provide...

  • @DennisDolan-fl3mw
    @DennisDolan-fl3mw Год назад +1

    Your video and instructions are great, but you have to change that "techno-computer" music. I'd rather listen to a chain saw run than that stuff. You talk and explain as you go is best.

    • @badasswood
      @badasswood  Год назад

      Yes know i guess people dont understand how difficult youtube makes it to edit after a video is published. The only option they give us is to replace the entire audio with other crappy music . These older videos are what they are sorry. I stopped using the garbage musuc provided many years ago yet people act like its so easy to go back to fix a video i posted three or four years ago.its not that simple sorry it bugs you but peo0le watch them and i need the metrics.

  • @malcolmhaynes4127
    @malcolmhaynes4127 5 лет назад +2

    Great video but music far to loud. You don't need it .

    • @badasswood
      @badasswood  5 лет назад

      Thank you! Yep, I'm bad at aditing, once it's published, I can't reedit, because phone space, I have to delete it& it edited on other than RUclips .thank you for three great input.

  • @woodycrabtree5096
    @woodycrabtree5096 4 года назад +1

    Good video ruined by awful musc

    • @badasswood
      @badasswood  4 года назад

      So turn the volume down, it's all I could get at the time, dont worry tho, I'm spending my life savings on video making classes, not like I'm makin any money doing videos, teaching people how to carve.