Beautiful! My sister just cut down an old walnut tree and it made me cry. This tree was here since I can remember. So I took two logs and want to carve a bowl out of that. I have never done any carving. Your video is very inspiring! Thank you.
Well done!! I’m Planning on trying a bowl really soon. I struggle big time with symmetry and I’m always impressed when I see someone carve a perfectly symmetrical object 😂
You have got me wanting to have a go at trying something similar with what carving tools I have is the one hooked axe you use called something like a dais axe Thanks Jamie
@@jamiemitchell5132 the one that looks like a gauge - axe combination is called an adze. I have a few from Jason Lonon, if you google him he sells tools online :)
Beautiful work. I’m curious, it appears that between sessions the wood darkens because each new generation of refining reveals lighter wood. Does the wood darken naturally or do you apply an oil or water between sessions? Thanks and keep up the brilliant work!
Absolutely beautiful. Is there a reason why you split the log in half first. Is it not possible to make the same thing with the rings of the log spreading out from the centre of the log as though you started carving out straight into the centre of the log?
Hi Adam, you can orient the log the opposite way (bark side up) and get a different shape and ring pattern. If you look at my videos there is a multi part series and the first video I talk about the orientation of the log. Thanks for watching!
Thank you Maxime! This is wood from an ornamental pear tree. They are invasive here in Ohio, USA. It is very dense wood that has an orange-pink hue. This bowl took me about 15-16 hours in total.
was the wood green when you started? and if yes, how do you prevent cracks? I wanted to carve a water bowl for my dog, so far all have cracked WHILE I was still carving
Sorry to hear it! Yes, wood was green when started. If you’re interested I made a whole series on this you can find in my channel. I discuss drying and crack prevention there. Good luck!
Go to the RUclips website men with the pot and look at their gorgeous wooden utensils... And of course their other stellar content! I'm doing vice versa recommendation too.
Good question! My favorite is Tung Oil from the real milk paint company but there are many good options. I did a video about it here: ruclips.net/video/XT91IOwpUQ8/видео.html
The one most people ask about is called an "adze" which functions like a gouge on an axe handle. The others are carving axes, curved gouges, spokeshave etc. If you look up "Jason Lonon Toolmaker" he makes some of the instruments I use
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Beautiful! My sister just cut down an old walnut tree and it made me cry. This tree was here since I can remember. So I took two logs and want to carve a bowl out of that. I have never done any carving. Your video is very inspiring! Thank you.
Sorry to hear about your tree but so glad you are making something from it! Wishing you the best of luck!
That was BEAUTIFUL!
Thank you Susan!
This is a different kind of ASMR and I like it
Thanks Paul, glad you liked it!
It's surely an asmr
I'm getting sleepy by watching this
@@ArjunNarayanan.060 Nice and relaxing =)
Well done!! I’m Planning on trying a bowl really soon. I struggle big time with symmetry and I’m always impressed when I see someone carve a perfectly symmetrical object 😂
Thank you! Wishing you the best of luck on your bowl!
Thanks for making this excellent video. A pleasure to watch a great craftsman work wood.
Thank you for the kind words Robert!
Great efford and great result
thank you! happy you liked it!
Absolutely stunning nice to watch somebody go back to basics and traditional work pleasure to watch
Thanks Jamie
Thanks Jamie! Always feels good to create with your hands!
You have got me wanting to have a go at trying something similar with what carving tools I have is the one hooked axe you use called something like a dais axe
Thanks Jamie
@@jamiemitchell5132 the one that looks like a gauge - axe combination is called an adze. I have a few from Jason Lonon, if you google him he sells tools online :)
@@TheGardenFamily Jason London
Hello can't find him could you please send me a link so I can have a look
Thanks Jamie
Muy hermosa pieza y cálida.👏👏😊🇦🇷 . Bendiciones para esas manos 🙌
Holy moly what a beautiful piece of craft. Instant sub.
Thanks Garrett! Hopefully some more carving content coming this winter =)
Beautiful work. I’m curious, it appears that between sessions the wood darkens because each new generation of refining reveals lighter wood. Does the wood darken naturally or do you apply an oil or water between sessions? Thanks and keep up the brilliant work!
Thank you! This type of wood (Callery (Bradford) Pear) naturally oxidizes quite quickly, I didn't add anything to the wood.
Great video as always! My bowl is coming along nicely.
Good to hear and thanks for the feedback!
Отличная и завораживающая работа!!!
Thank you!
Absolutely beautiful. Is there a reason why you split the log in half first. Is it not possible to make the same thing with the rings of the log spreading out from the centre of the log as though you started carving out straight into the centre of the log?
Hi Adam, you can orient the log the opposite way (bark side up) and get a different shape and ring pattern. If you look at my videos there is a multi part series and the first video I talk about the orientation of the log. Thanks for watching!
Here is the video:
ruclips.net/video/AsLd86kY2MA/видео.htmlsi=QDqwesFKdVNVbfid
Beautiful!
thank you!
I was always curious how you sharpened that curvy tool ... nice vid!
Thank you! 😊
Beautiful!! What type of wood is this and how long did the full making process take ? :)
Thank you Maxime! This is wood from an ornamental pear tree. They are invasive here in Ohio, USA. It is very dense wood that has an orange-pink hue. This bowl took me about 15-16 hours in total.
@@TheGardenFamily woah! Such a nice wood that is. Its impressive how much time wood carving takes, people don't realise! :)
Great video
Thanks Craig!
Magnifique 👍
Merci beaucoup 😊
This man is an irl god of war, now all you need to do is just fight some demons
@@kavroar91 😊💪🙏
Who knew that bowl was hiding inside that log.
Always exciting to see what the wood gives you! I was very happy with this pear log
Michelangelo would like to know your location 😂
was the wood green when you started? and if yes, how do you prevent cracks? I wanted to carve a water bowl for my dog, so far all have cracked WHILE I was still carving
Sorry to hear it! Yes, wood was green when started. If you’re interested I made a whole series on this you can find in my channel. I discuss drying and crack prevention there. Good luck!
I wonder when u hit so many times the wood it doesn t get damaged?
Skills!!!!👍
Thank you! =)
Bravo.
Thanks! ☺️
Can you tell where to buy the tools please
Google "Jason Lonon Toolmaker"
Go to the RUclips website men with the pot and look at their gorgeous wooden utensils... And of course their other stellar content! I'm doing vice versa recommendation too.
I'll take a look!
What do you use to finish the bowl?
Good question! My favorite is Tung Oil from the real milk paint company but there are many good options. I did a video about it here:
ruclips.net/video/XT91IOwpUQ8/видео.html
What is that big gouge that you used at about 6:48? Where did you get it?
That is a Pfeil Swiss made 50mm full size gouge, I believe it is a #5 sweep
@@TheGardenFamily thanks.
@@TheGardenFamily I want to get back into carving again. Nice tool, but pricey.
Great
Thanks Mike! Glad you enjoyed it :)
❤🙌❤
☺️😊
What are the names of each of the tools you used
The one most people ask about is called an "adze" which functions like a gouge on an axe handle. The others are carving axes, curved gouges, spokeshave etc. If you look up "Jason Lonon Toolmaker" he makes some of the instruments I use
What kind of wood are you carving here?
Hi Daniel. This is Bradford or Callery pear. It’s an ornamental pear tree that is now invasive in the state of Ohio where I’m from
@@TheGardenFamily Thank you!
How long it takes?
This one took me about 12 hours. Thanks for watching!
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=)
Did you carve out ur house?
Not to be mean
Someone has WAYYYY too much time on their hands and needs a real job.
I’m a surgeon for my “real job” 🤦♂️
Beautiful bowl! Ah likes it!
Thank you! :)