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It’s a progress video. When it’s finished the full length video will be linked in the shorts.

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Thanks! It’s a piece of rubber to prevent the work from sliding

Really have learned a ton from your videos! Thanks for sharing your talent!

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It’s a progress clip so it’s obviously not done yet. If you don’t like it give it a thumbs down. Regardless, thanks for the view and comment! 👍🏻

You keep doing what ya doing I LOVE watching! Always looking for finished project when it is done.... I am about to start learning to carve soon! I am curious... what kind wood ya using young man? And ya have my attention every time ya show up! 😊

@@user-uu6nw7tg1p Thanks I appreciate it! In this carving and a lot of my other ones actually I use white pine. Good luck with your carving adventure, it's a blast!

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Thanks for your recommendation. The reason I didn’t was because sharpening and stropping is honestly a full length video in itself. I’m hoping to make a video at some point in the future covering it. There are a lot of great videos out there currently that cover it really well.

@@ChiseledOutdoorsCC Really? You don't strop tools during work? It doesn't take me long to run an edge 6-12 times along the leather. Even if you stop to sharpen then strop it should only take a minute or two. Seriously, a separate video to show you stropping a tool while carving a project isn't needed. But showing it as part of the project when you do it IS needed. Newcomers & those who are considering trying carvers are given the wrong impression by any video that doesn't show it.

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It’s available now at woodcarvingillustrated.com

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@@ChiseledOutdoorsCC No problem homie!

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I appreciate it. We have to keep these old school hobbies alive!

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I use a filtered mask I got on amazon called an RZ mask.

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I’ll keep doing that for my how to videos.

It really depends on size and depth of the carving. I find myself using my veiner(#11) 14mm quite often, but I honestly don't have a huge collection of spoon gouges. I'm hoping to add more in the future. I'm also always using the small spoon V-gouge that's featured in this video. It's really easy to handle and control. What size carvings do you usually carve and how deep are they?

Thank you for your response! I actually am a power carver but am getting tired of wearing a mask and the loud noise. I am interested in the depth you do in your portraits. I love all those you’ve done. I’m putting an order together for 4 or 5 gouges plus a chisel that’s coming from Canada and I keep changing my mind on which ones. Also, I was wondering what chisels and skews do you use? Thanks for your help.

I just realized my last question is very broad. I have a 1/12, what size would you get next?

Well if you don’t have a V gouge I would definitely get one of those. I’d get a smaller shallower gouge to help with tight spots. I have a #3 5mm that works good. Then I’d get a collection of different sweeps at the 12 - 16mm range. A #3, #5, and #7. If you can a veiner is an amazing gouge to add to your collection as well.

Ok cool I’m on the right track then. I just need a a larger #5. Was skeptical about getting another chisel over other gouges that I need.

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Thanks for sharing I’m glad it helps!

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