Paul Weaver- Barn 3D Wood Carving Process

Meet Paul Weaver, an Amish man who does deep relief carvings as a hobby. He starts with a solid piece of butternut wood (laminated) and uses saws, knives, chisels, and Dremels to create a stunning scene. On average, a carving takes him three months to complete, although he doesn’t work on them full time. He created around 60 carvings, 26 of which are available to the public for viewing at Lehman's in Kidron, Ohio. He is there, in person, on the 4th Saturday of every month from 9:30 am to 2 pm if you want to meet the artist.

[@violet2048]

I love a real wood working shop, the smells are wonderful the tools kept in perfect individualized location. So all you have to do is reach for it and it's there. Beautiful shop! Thank you for sharing.

[@D4ni3773]

Wow! The detail! 👍🏼

[@beckystanton5741]

Amazing work.

[@user-ho5wz8rx8r]

Would love to come see you in person - any chance you’d be working on something I could observe?

[@elijahsfarmsteadjourney]

I have one of these in my kitchen but i bought it in ontario canada...so idk if its pauls work

[@robertvandalsem94]

Looks like McConnells mills

[@kennymarshall7408]

Great work. Kill the music and bring the camera in closer.

[@zombiemaster123456]

the music was obnoxious and annoying.