Your videos are so helpful that the only time I make a really good one is when I have you on

Love it! Good stuff!

Very cool , thx sharing 😊

@KyleHallwoodworker

10 ай бұрын

You’re welcome

You are just like the pizza delivery people. We asked for a tutorial and in just a matter of days we got what our pallet was asking for. Atta Boy Kyle!

Love it, dude. Thinking I’ll make one for each species in my MD yard.

I really enjoy all your videos and philosophy on carving . Thanks for sharing .

Thanks for another small carving video... I'm always looking for ideas for smalls....

@KyleHallwoodworker

Жыл бұрын

You’re welcome Rick !

Thx for tutorial & taking time to explain things, very much appreciated. Quick carves = quick $$$, birds look cool

Used both your beginner bear and cardinal videos now. Totally awesome.

@KyleHallwoodworker

Жыл бұрын

That’s great ! I’m glad they help !

Very good carving videos. Trying to learn chainsaw carving bears. Thank You for Sharing

@KyleHallwoodworker

7 ай бұрын

Glad I can help !

So fancy! Looks great

@KyleHallwoodworker

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

Thanks can’t wait to make one

Great Video Kylie! Thanks for all the detail 👍🏼

@KyleHallwoodworker

Жыл бұрын

You're so welcome!

Great job, Kyle!!! Love the carving

@KyleHallwoodworker

10 ай бұрын

Thanks so much!

You are correct… it all depends on the area!!!

Not exactly a new carver, but videos like this are important. When you show a start to finish in one video, of course editing has to happen, it gives your viewer a much better idea of what actually has to happen to make something. It's fine to make a video to show off what you can do, but making a video to show others how to do it is a great gift. I appreciate it, you gave a block out pattern, and good points on when to be careful.

@KyleHallwoodworker

10 ай бұрын

Thank you ! I appreciate this comment

Hi Kyle, one more question if you are tackling questions for beginners in your next video: Why not use a sander instead of an angle grinder? We don't see anyone using sanders. Is an angle grinder much better for smoothing out the chainsaw marks or is it more a question of continued shaping which makes the grinder the more useful tool? Thanks.

Tell us about that extension on the Sand Flex

@KyleHallwoodworker

Жыл бұрын

Something I was working on with a friend but we got busy hope to get back to it and make them available next year

Kyle, those birds are so cheerful. Your videos and carvings are great. I hope to give carving a serious try when I get some decent tools. I know you mentioned using pine for beginners but would spruce be the same? Don't both these types of wood ooze sticky gum though? Why do most carvers remove the bark? I'm thinking it looks nice on the bottom part of the carvings. Is it that the bark will eventually rot or peel off? Birch bark is nice looking, why not leave it on the base? Lots of questions, I know, but I can't wait to give it a real try.

@KyleHallwoodworker

Жыл бұрын

I will work on a mid week video answering these questions the best I can . Thanks GD

@daisyl12

Жыл бұрын

@@KyleHallwoodworker Great, I look forward to hearing your advice.

Great carving! Kyle how much play should I have on a 12” dime tip 1/4 pitch? It’s mounted on a Stihl ms250. How loose should the chain be?

What model of battery stihl is that? Is the blade a different blade than original? Thanks

So cute! Fat and fluffy