just want to start by saying thank you, im new been a logger for 50 years now i need cash so i started carving and learned everything i know from you, so thanks big time it keeps me out from under the hwy bridge, thanks again my freind

To talk Tuesday are awesome. Very informative.

Absolutely Ryan, carvers unite let’s keep the culture of carving and art making going!

Thanks Ryan! I watched the whole video. I’m from the USA.

Thanks Ryan learned a lot. I'm just beginning here in Tennessee.

@JollyRogers083

10 ай бұрын

I’m in East Tennessee also. About 45 mins from Gatlinburg

@danwilder7016

10 ай бұрын

@@JollyRogers083 I'm in gainsboro TN

Thank you bro for the time and the tips.

So cool 😎

I use a belt sander rubber cleaning block or the bottom of an old tennis shoe to clean those burrs.. when the burrs load up run them against the rubber cleaning block or an old tennis shoe... works great to clean the burrs quickly . If you go too long before using the block or shoe, then you will have to burn it off..but the rubber will save ya a good bit of time..

Very helpful thank you

Thanks loved the video and the tip on how to fix a crack in a carving

your awesome im digging u dissing the old guys. I have learned so much watching your videos

What you said about Stihl not giving a damn about carvers really rang true with me. Been carving for a few years and I’m learning as I go, trial and error. I have to deal with Ace Hardware in my area because they are the authorized dealer. They never have a tech or the one they have is a inexperienced novice and has little to no clue about chainsaws and less about the carving side. I’m going to look into echo in my area. It’s about time for a new saw that I can actually get parts that I need for it.

F..Kin awesome bro ur good

Yup🤓👍 Just learning myself and wow man you got skills and such talent. Appreciate the help on tools not many places to buy chainsaw parts with ease locally. I would like to get an Echo and try some of the bits. Just using a chainsaw now. Thanks bro

Always enjoy your videos, Anymore A Cut Above coming out?

Stihl... Echo. Timber sports and carving have fuckall to do with each other. Im a log home/cabin... full scribe... log crafter. Log crafting and carving also have fuckall to do with each other... But, when youve been around the block enough... you realize where saws belong and where they dont... no matter which brand. No matter what aspect of which art you gravitate to, it all starts with falling timber... which is where it all started for myself personally... with old Homelites and Macs in the late 1980's. Lets start a trend called 'vintage chainsaw carving and logging sports' Lol... ill dust off all my old shelf saws. Anyway... love your content, Ryan... keep on keeping on.

Brilliant video

hi Ryan i got a lot of good imfo on the bits i really liked the dish magnet i could use that for a lot of things i do some hand carving by following doug linker but i would like to do the dermal a try i would of loved to do the chainsaw carving but i find them a little to heavy but i followed you for a long time i so enjoy your work thanks for your time to explain stuff to us take care i loved a cut above it was a great show

Fantastic information Ryan. Bigger range in saber compared to kutzall. Don't know whether I can get saber in Australia. Maybe from the east coast but not in the west where I am. Thanks for giving you time to help new carvers like me.

Looking forward to next one chainsaws 👌👌👌

You have more bits than i have fishing lures.ALOT

Where do I find a box like those? I Dremel and carve outside often and carry my stuff from the garage to the back yard to work.

Why are your videos flipped left to right? YELLAV WAS?

@NewWorldHoarder

9 ай бұрын

He wears his shirts inside out