Hey, I subscribe to your channel because I see your unique value in the artistic and organic forms of woodworking that you pursue that I feel sets you apart from other youtube woodworking channels. Loved your video and also have a technical question for you...what was the ball gouge that you used? Is it easy to control and would you recommend it for someone who wants to power carve, has no power carving experience, and a healthy amount of fear regarding angle grinders and getting fingers too close to a high spinning disk? Thank you!
Hey there! Thanks for watching the video! That attachment is Arbortech Ball Gouge: amzn.to/49D1kkd . I haven't fully used it to its full capabilities but it is a very nice tool if you wanted to carve deep into wood like bowls, deep curves etc. It does have a learning curve since it spins in only one direction so it sometimes chatters a certain way. I can dive deeper into it and make a video specifically on the little nuances the ball gouge has if that would help you! As for fear, I too have a bit of fear using an angle grinder, but i respect the tool in my hand, always have two hands on the grips, safety gear, and if I feel ANY type of resistance when carving i pull the tool away from the wood. I would say get comfortable with a regular sanding type disc then venture into a ball gouge when you feel ready. Hope this helps!
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Gorgeous, absolutely gorgeous!
I appreciate the kind words!
The piece is beautiful 🤩
THanks, I appreciate that a ton!
Great words in a good order. 👍👍
Thanks friend, been in a bit of a slump the past few days but hopefully can turn it around this year!
@@AceWoodCo my daughter was born last November so things have been very quiet on my end too 🤔😄
You’re killing it Acewoodco!
Thanks brah!
Nice art work man, really enjoyed the narration as well. Keep it up!!
Thanks man, appreciate you checking it out!
Hey, I subscribe to your channel because I see your unique value in the artistic and organic forms of woodworking that you pursue that I feel sets you apart from other youtube woodworking channels. Loved your video and also have a technical question for you...what was the ball gouge that you used? Is it easy to control and would you recommend it for someone who wants to power carve, has no power carving experience, and a healthy amount of fear regarding angle grinders and getting fingers too close to a high spinning disk? Thank you!
Hey there! Thanks for watching the video! That attachment is Arbortech Ball Gouge: amzn.to/49D1kkd . I haven't fully used it to its full capabilities but it is a very nice tool if you wanted to carve deep into wood like bowls, deep curves etc. It does have a learning curve since it spins in only one direction so it sometimes chatters a certain way. I can dive deeper into it and make a video specifically on the little nuances the ball gouge has if that would help you!
As for fear, I too have a bit of fear using an angle grinder, but i respect the tool in my hand, always have two hands on the grips, safety gear, and if I feel ANY type of resistance when carving i pull the tool away from the wood. I would say get comfortable with a regular sanding type disc then venture into a ball gouge when you feel ready. Hope this helps!