Failed Kuksa Cup

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  • Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
  • I failed miserably at making this curly birch kuksa cup.
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Комментарии • 21

  • @44szaman
    @44szaman Год назад

    Hi! IT very hard job! Gratulation! Salut!

  • @zdrahar8977
    @zdrahar8977 Год назад +2

    keep trying! like!

  • @alexandergotzke8225
    @alexandergotzke8225 Год назад +1

    Good video as always… a dried birch burl is good material for knife handles, but I think for a Kuksa the wood needs to be cooked. Otherwise it is to hard for the curved carving knife. Or maybe you can drill the hole with a forstner bit and put the half finished piece under water for a couple of days before you start carving. Bye 👋🏻

    • @VahidCullsberg
      @VahidCullsberg  Год назад +1

      Aaand good advice as always 😊 Yeah that burl was tough as nails. Some people carv it out of green burl and take great care drying it to avoid cracks.

  • @wulfbyte
    @wulfbyte Год назад

    failure today, success tomorrow

  • @nigelwylie01
    @nigelwylie01 Год назад

    I’m impressed Vahid with your determination! Have you seen this video?
    ruclips.net/video/71RTGmr8R6Y/видео.html
    Martin Hazel is a friend of mine carving Kuksas in Dorset UK. There may be a few tips you can glean from him along the way in that video.

    • @VahidCullsberg
      @VahidCullsberg  Год назад

      Thanks Nigel, no I haven't seen that video. I'll check watch it later tonight. Thanks for introducing him. 😊

  • @richardtrumbo164
    @richardtrumbo164 Год назад

    You should have found a bigger burl!!! Ha-Ha_Ha!!😲😳Just joking! Great video, brother.

  • @richardtrumbo164
    @richardtrumbo164 Год назад

    The kuksas I have seen carved started with green wood and were carefully dried, but I have no experience with this. Beautiful grain. A valiant try, my brother. You could also use a large auger bit to start with. Thank you, brother.

    • @VahidCullsberg
      @VahidCullsberg  Год назад

      Yes some people start with green wood. It does take great care to dry it properly without cracking. Thanks brother

  • @allaboutperspective650
    @allaboutperspective650 Год назад

    😥before you put linseed oil on it, I was thinking what a shame with these cracks because it looks like a very nice pattern. Sorry but your band-aid made me 😆, I'm pretty sure you just used what you had by hand instead of going inside and taking a usual band-aid.

    • @VahidCullsberg
      @VahidCullsberg  Год назад

      Hehe yeah it was some sports tape laying around. It actually worked pretty well. Might have to get more 👍

  • @swedmiroswedmiro1352
    @swedmiroswedmiro1352 Год назад

    This is how sockerskålar are borne!

  • @BIGMINION502
    @BIGMINION502 10 месяцев назад

    Save it epoxy resin

  • @peterangevare105
    @peterangevare105 Год назад

    I think the burl is to dry and old, maybe you can find a fresh piece of burl the next time. And it's not a fail sometime it happens, It's just a piece of wood 🙂

  • @MrCoGo69
    @MrCoGo69 Год назад

    Trevligt att se dig göra ett försök även om det inte blev som du tänkt dig. Ser fram emot nästa video från dig, rena terapin för mig 👊🏼

    • @VahidCullsberg
      @VahidCullsberg  Год назад +1

      Tack ska du ha. Kul att du gillade den 😊 Det kommer fler terapivideos framöver 😆