I repeat watch your videos before getting out of bed, then I go to my workshop and copy what you’ve shown step by step, doing my first wood spirit on a 6 foot log for the garden.
I wrote you a few times before, thanks for the info. I've used a foredom before. But I want to get a chainsaw and want to be sure I don't buy the WRONG chain saw. I can't find the one you're using. Can you recommend a good one. I have a few items like grinders and die grinders. Geez these things cost a fortune. By the way I love your videos, You really build up a lot of confidence for me. Not all my TV's are signed in but you've inspired me. I can't find a saw with a narrow tip like yours.
Hi there, I suggest a stihl Ms 170 chainsaw with a (.050 gauge) 12-inch stihl bar, You will need to change the sproket in the saw to a 1/4 pitch sproket so it works with the bar and chain
And thank you for the kind words, That set up is the best and cheapest and I suggest it all the time, if you go into a stihl dealer they will tell you the price, if they say the carving bars are on back order and you want to buy it order it and it will show up sooner then they say it will, u won't get it if u don't order it, I think that set up will cost you about 450- 550
@@CarvingFusion Hate to keep bugging you but I consider you the expert. What do you think of the MSA 200 C-B Battery operated saw. It takes the bigger battery AP series, but it has a 1/4 pitch series sprocket. All I have to do is slap on the dime tip bar and chain then I have a saw for detail and hogging. Let alone the Bigger battery has more power and you can slap that battery to go to an even bigger model. The AP series battery also has throttle control. Just looking at all the options. I know it costs more but it's quieter. Once I plop money down they can commit me.
Hey I did a "AL500 vs AL101" battery charging time comparison with 3 brand new AK30 batteries out of the box. Everything was new out of box. All three batteries had 1 of 4 lights lit upon removing from pkg. It only took 30-minutes to charge on the fast AL500 charger while it took 2-hours to charge on the standard AL101 charger. So you can charge 4 batteries in the time to charge one. Time is money! THANK YOU!! Also returned my Husqvarna for the Stihl 140c. Thanks again for all your tips and tricks. Great stuff.
Thanks for the for going slow on it, and showing each step. It helps a lot. I think I am coming up on my 1st year anniversary when I found you on here. Oh, by the way I blame you for my carving addiction now.
have a nice day. hey man, you have beautiful woodcarrings.. i ve been working on it for a year...somehow. i came to it through my parents garden willage
Thank you very much for sharing your wonderful talent and taking the time to video every thing and walk through how to make it look amazing I watch your videos over and over and learn more every time jordey
I'm a beginner, have always been amazed and intrigued by chainsaw art, but never thought I could do it until now. Many thanks to you for putting this content out here!!! --You make me laugh and keep me interested💫✨
Very nice video on how to use the chainsaw also this is a big help for people using just plain power tools or powered carving with the Dremel nice job can't wait to see it done
Great cut by cut Woodspirit tutorial Bro ! Im gona be following this video closely next week when I get my new toy.😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 #itsallJordysfault..... Thanks Bro & hope ya good.. Hi Jordy
Hey Jordy just wanted to great video and i committed to getting a saw but my local stores only have the msc 160 battery, still has 1/4 pitch sproket , , , , do you think it will be ok as a details saw or too big / heavy 🤔 many thanks, appreciate all your videos dude ✌
Thank you, is it a stihl dealer, the 160 is a little heavy so if it's a stihl dealer or find a stihl dealer I would get them to oder yoy the 140 because it comes with a battery and charger
Hey sorry to pester , , , but , , Looks like its a long wait for a 140 at my local dealer 🙄 Do you think the 120 would be ok with a 8inch cannon bar for detailing? They have one in stock ✌
I was interested to know if the Jawhorse stand has an adjustable leg height? I would think that with some of your "taller" pieces of wood, it might make the item too tall to carve?
2 questions for you. That Cannon quarter pitch carving you described- does it have a dime tip, or quarter tip?- is the Stihl chainsaw equipped with a trigger lock, or do you have to keep your finger on the trigger at all times? Thanks.
Jordy, That was a great lesson. Very good step by step instructions. Thank you for your efforts. May I offer one suggestion? Forget those musical interludes. Most of us prefer the sound of the power tools you are using! Best wishes and looking forward to the next one.
Strange self deprecating way you have, when you say you don’t care what the pros say because I count you a pro and your opinions do count, your advice is more meaningful to me than that of the pros like Ryan, okay.
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I’m a carver and this is good for all carvers
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Freaking awesome my friend ❤❤❤
Complimenti sono molto interessanti i tuoi video.
Li seguo con interesse
Sto imparando
Thank You sir for inspiring many people world wide. My Father was a carver , mostly with chisels. You like him build confidence. Carry on....
I repeat watch your videos before getting out of bed, then I go to my workshop and copy what you’ve shown step by step, doing my first wood spirit on a 6 foot log for the garden.
Awsome thank u and I hope it turns out great
sounds good love this vidio
Good information, this will be my next hobby….Thank you
You can do it
I wrote you a few times before, thanks for the info. I've used a foredom before. But I want to get a chainsaw and want to be sure I don't buy the WRONG chain saw. I can't find the one you're using. Can you recommend a good one. I have a few items like grinders and die grinders. Geez these things cost a fortune. By the way I love your videos, You really build up a lot of confidence for me. Not all my TV's are signed in but you've inspired me. I can't find a saw with a narrow tip like yours.
Hi there, I suggest a stihl Ms 170 chainsaw with a (.050 gauge) 12-inch stihl bar, You will need to change the sproket in the saw to a 1/4 pitch sproket so it works with the bar and chain
And thank you for the kind words, That set up is the best and cheapest and I suggest it all the time, if you go into a stihl dealer they will tell you the price, if they say the carving bars are on back order and you want to buy it order it and it will show up sooner then they say it will, u won't get it if u don't order it, I think that set up will cost you about 450- 550
12 inch 1/4 pitch .50 guage stihl carving bar
@@CarvingFusion Hate to keep bugging you but I consider you the expert. What do you think of the MSA 200 C-B Battery operated saw. It takes the bigger battery AP series, but it has a 1/4 pitch series sprocket. All I have to do is slap on the dime tip bar and chain then I have a saw for detail and hogging. Let alone the Bigger battery has more power and you can slap that battery to go to an even bigger model. The AP series battery also has throttle control. Just looking at all the options. I know it costs more but it's quieter. Once I plop money down they can commit me.
@@LJRamos111 to each there own but I'm happy with the 140 as it's alot lighter for detailing
I’m from the uk I’m a carver I think you are an inspiration I like watching your videos 👍 good work
Ty
Hey I did a "AL500 vs AL101" battery charging time comparison with 3 brand new AK30 batteries out of the box. Everything was new out of box. All three batteries had 1 of 4 lights lit upon removing from pkg. It only took 30-minutes to charge on the fast AL500 charger while it took 2-hours to charge on the standard AL101 charger. So you can charge 4 batteries in the time to charge one. Time is money! THANK YOU!! Also returned my Husqvarna for the Stihl 140c. Thanks again for all your tips and tricks. Great stuff.
Hey Jordy !...you're turning into the professor of carving !...
We all love your teaching..😘..carry on !..carry on !...🌿🌿🌿
Thanks pam
Thanks Jordy ! We love You !!
Thanks Jody, I'm a firewood cutter and kinda interested in chainsaw carving.
Well if ur good with saws, Yup give it a try
I’ve been learning a lot from you and Ryan thanks !
Thanks again brother very explanatory 👍🏻
Appreciate the step by step and the changes to make a true spirit carving. A apple for the teacher in my book.
Lol ty
Ohhhhh I'm so excited to do this !!!!! Omg . Awesome. Thank you so much for your teaching !!!! ❤️
I like this video. I like the step by step 👍
Good stuff
I am going to have a go at this tomorrow Jordy thanks for passing on your thoughts and knowledge to us.
Ian from Glasgow 🤪
Good.luck Ian be safe
Don't shit ur pants 🤪
Thanks for Discount code, purchased my burrs today.
A real tutorial, thanks for sharing this, you make good sense,so glad I found this 😁
Very good video thanks for the step by step you make a lot good info thank you so much.
Just got my first carving saw today can't wait to start carving. Appreciate all your tutorials Jordy.
Awesome and be safe
Thanks for the for going slow on it, and showing each step. It helps a lot. I think I am coming up on my 1st year anniversary when I found you on here. Oh, by the way I blame you for my carving addiction now.
Lol :)
have a nice day. You have beautiful woodcarrings..you gave us the inspiracion..i came to it through my parents garden wilage
have a nice day. hey man, you have beautiful woodcarrings.. i ve been working on it for a year...somehow. i came to it through my parents garden willage
Thanks man. This really helps me alot. Just needed someone to take it slow so i can process everything. I appreciate the video.
Awesome step by step Jordy, going to be a lot of the fusion spirits out in the world now 👍
Jordy you are an amazing artist and you are a great teacher.thank you for taking us with you.
Thank u Brian
Did a great job I’m impressed.
Thanks alot
Thank you very much for sharing your wonderful talent and taking the time to video every thing and walk through how to make it look amazing I watch your videos over and over and learn more every time jordey
this is so great, you need to teach classes
Thank you
Great video! Looks like the electric chainsaw does well and not nearly as loud as a gas chainsaw.
It's alot slower but does get the job done
This is a great beginner woodspirit tutorial done with a chainsaw. Well done Jordy 👍👍
You can use your dremel to resize any mandrel btw. ;)
I'm a beginner, have always been amazed and intrigued by chainsaw art, but never thought I could do it until now. Many thanks to you for putting this content out here!!! --You make me laugh and keep me interested💫✨
Thank you and be safe
Thanks Jordy. You are awesome thanks for sharing your knowledge with us
Thank u too
Thank you for the detailed info on the tools and the spirit . Love it Jordy😊
Outstanding!
Good on ya Jordy. Great series of videos.
Thanks so much
Like it. Carry on. 👍🇬🇧🙋🏼♂️
💕 love it!
Thank you for another great video.You have helped me immensely.
Thanks for the video Jordy! Every lesson helps. Thanks for taking the time and explaining your cuts. Much appreciated!
Ty too
Hi Jordy, can you tell me the best saw horse to use for wood spirit carving?
Jaw horse
Looks awesome thanks. Is there a reason why your chain is so slack?
Slack for carving bat thabk you
@@CarvingFusion thank you, I thought there must be a reason
Very nice video on how to use the chainsaw also this is a big help for people using just plain power tools or powered carving with the Dremel nice job can't wait to see it done
Ty paul
hey very nice..i am from slowakia.
Great video thank you
Excellent Jordy! You are a fantastic teacher, thank you for sharing much appreciated!
Excellent video Jordy!! Thanks for taking the time to do a step by step. Looking forward to part 2 of the series. Carry on....carry on.
I'm watchin. Hi Jordy.
Hi Rick..👍😉...🌿🌿🌿
@@pamelalee1508 Hi Pamela.
Love it so we're did you get the bar for the chainsaw
I can Google it
Incrível Jordy! Eu tenho um moto serra vou tentar a sorte com suas dicas. Obrigado. from Anápolis Go Brasil
Great video. So, starting with forehead first.
Yes big all.i do now
Aye Jordy, Thought you lost it there for a minute .. LOL !! But I don't care !!!!
Awesome video Jordy!! You gave a lot of good instruction in a perfect amount of time. Hope your doing good and I can’t wait for the next video.
Great cut by cut Woodspirit tutorial Bro ! Im gona be following this video closely next week when I get my new toy.😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 #itsallJordysfault..... Thanks Bro & hope ya good.. Hi Jordy
:)
Hey Jordy just wanted to great video and i committed to getting a saw but my local stores only have the msc 160 battery, still has 1/4 pitch sproket , , , , do you think it will be ok as a details saw or too big / heavy 🤔 many thanks, appreciate all your videos dude ✌
Thank you, is it a stihl dealer, the 160 is a little heavy so if it's a stihl dealer or find a stihl dealer I would get them to oder yoy the 140 because it comes with a battery and charger
Ok many thanks ,appreciated, can't wait for more vids 😎
Hey sorry to pester , , , but , , Looks like its a long wait for a 140 at my local dealer 🙄
Do you think the 120 would be ok with a 8inch cannon bar for detailing? They have one in stock ✌
Great video Jordy, I was just thinking about asking you for a beginners video, Also, can I get a dime tip bar for my DeWalt saw? Hi Jordy.
Take out one eye and it's Odin!
I was interested to know if the Jawhorse stand has an adjustable leg height? I would think that with
some of your "taller" pieces of wood, it might make the item too tall to carve?
No they do not
There is always ways to make the carving itself lower using the side of the jaw horse clamp
Great lesson jordy ,jordy do you have to buy a carving bar seperate for your chai saw or does it come with the chain saw .thanks again
Sepret
@@CarvingFusion thanks jordy
2 questions for you. That Cannon quarter pitch carving you described- does it have a dime tip, or quarter tip?- is the Stihl chainsaw equipped with a trigger lock, or do you have to keep your finger on the trigger at all times? Thanks.
Yes dime and think u need to keep finger on trigger
Thank you.@@CarvingFusion
If a chainsaw comes with trigger lock,throw it away, thats a very bad thing to have on a chainsaw.
Jordy, That was a great lesson. Very good step by step instructions. Thank you for your efforts. May I offer one suggestion? Forget those musical interludes. Most of us prefer the sound of the power tools you are using! Best wishes and looking forward to the next one.
Thanks for the step by step Jordy, will definitely give it a go. Do you think you can do this without a carving bar?
Yes u can , just do a block out then the rest with a Die grinder
Thanks Jordy, i'll try it!
Good job man. Do you think I can do the same with a tree but with a carving tool? I dont have chainsaw 😔
Yup you can
Need to dust off the Husqvarna and try this, before fricken petrol prices skyrocket. Thanks bro!
Jordy, do you always use cedar?
I have a large pine or spruce log
I’ve had it a few years.
I want to try a carving
Pine is good for carving yup lots people use it,
I'll carve any type of wood
Bad ass i want to learn
I have a 8' cypres knee 8' not 8" would u be intrested in owning it?
Where do you get the carving bars?
Look online
Miss your instructional vids on carving wildlife. Not big on wood spirits or Santa’s.
When did I carve wildlife
Is that a dime tip cannon bar?
Yes
@ was really hoping Canon would sell them from their website. Where can I buy them online?
❤
Care oon
Strange self deprecating way you have, when you say you don’t care what the pros say because I count you a pro and your opinions do count, your advice is more meaningful to me than that of the pros like Ryan, okay.
Good video Jordy. It’s always good watching how someone carves and picking up a tip or two. 🪓🪓🪓🪵🪵🪵
FIRST to comment , HI Jordy from Vancouver Island ...