How to Carve a Wooden Bowl
2020 ж. 16 Там.
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An inside look at production wood carving
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In another life this guy was a teacher
This guy IS a teacher
Also in this lifetime...😊
I turn my bowls on a lathe. People have no idea how much work you put in to making a bowl. Good job
Thanks heaps. When you don't see sandpaper, you know you're with masters. Thanks again.
Well, I am dissappointed to see that lazy craftsmanship videos with power tools gets millions of views/likes and guys like you doesn't. I know you probably are not taking this videos with the priority of earning money but you deserve much better returns. Thank you for all the informations that money can't buy and satisfaction of wathing you doing your art!
Those channels have also been around longer and post content regularly. I follow a couple guys that do just hand work and have lots of views. I've been following them for years, KZhead has only just recommended this channel to me.
Subbed this dudes a G
They are not lazy they just like a different kind of woodworking
That chainsaw though... LAZY! LOL jk. Power tools aren't lazy, just less love in the individual tasks, like using a food processor to chop salsa
That string method is gold! This whole video is gold!
Hardly enough ways to praise this work, what I really like was the explanations did not need explaining. Some videos seem to have you wondering just what the heck they mean. This fellow woodworker is uniquely qualified to work and teach, a rare commodity.
Watching this makes me remember how happy I am to own a lathe. There is no way i could do that by hand.
Love all the in-depth information. Some people would charge money for workshops that explain less than half of what you have in this video. Thank you so much for sharing your love of the craft with the world.
Clearly a master craftsman.... no shortcuts to this kind of experience. Beautiful to watch.
Now that I have finished carving my three grand daughters a spoon, I have began working on my second bowl.👍
I’m sure I will be watching this video again before I start my bowl, and during the progress of my bowl.👍
Dude I thought I had seen adze work but your adzes are on another level!!
I have been doing carpenter work and trim, furniture all my life. But you taught this ole dog a new trick with the string and making a perfect oval!
"hmm, this guy doesn't look that strong..." *proceeds to beat the ever-loving shit out of the wood for an hour* "I stand corrected"
That bowl will still be functional a hundred years from now. I can imagine using it to make biscuits. Beautiful.
What a fantastic work and skills! Perfect and informative explanation of every aspect of carving, amazing!
I want to see more tractor videos. That's why I came to this channel. Love to see you working with it and working on it and etc. Your wife is a nice addition, watching her reactions to what you say. She also looks really nice. Get her to speak more.
Sycamore is a strong wood, as the craftsman stated, but he keeps his tools sharp enough to carve out easily, giving the impression that the wood is softer. Nice work, Sir.
Beautiful final shape.
It's a joy to watch a master at work.
Incredible tools!! One day I will get one if you are still making them. Thanks for the video!
Love the way you lay out the ovals.
when I lived in hawaii, I supported myself for about 11 years making objects like that out of tropical hardwood. I just have attention deficit disorder and would go insane if I have to use hand tools. I used electric power as much as possible. For bottoms I just traced around coffee cans and had dozens of perfect oval templates. So I applaud your attention to detail and your meticulous use of hand tools.
Convinced me, I subscribed, and I am not necessarily a bowl maker. You do such an excellent job of explaining your processes I want to watch whatever you post up. Outstanding and thank you very much!!!
I love the guitar at the beginning of the videos. Let you know this man has a soul and great hands! Great quality and very informative!
I have never seen a bowl carved in this manner. I wish I had gotten into doing this way back when I was a younger man. Thanks for the instruction.
Wow. Excellent teacher! I kept thinking I'd skip through, but then I realized this is the short version! There are at least 3,000 carving lessons in this video! Not worth skipping out on. Thanks a bunch!
Awesome craftsmanship!!! Pleasure to watch. I don’t have the tools necessary but enjoy watching., thanks for sharing
Awesome multitalented man/artist who is actually making money of his Art, ❤️🌞
It’s therapeutic watching the bowl take shape.
Regarding the show comments about soft wood - it's like saying it's easy because you make it Look easy. I've tried my hand at some of this. It's not easy ;) Great job of demonstrating and explaining the work and the tools, thank you ;)
I kept seeing this video come up as a KZhead suggestion. To be honest, based on the thumbnail I never expected to see a chainsaw or power planer haha. But incredible skills, patience, and an amazing array of hand tools. Glad I finally watched this video.
This video was everything I was asking for, and more, and I must say I am a bit overwhelmed. Thank you for this video.
Was watching Netflix and my mind started to wander. What do I do? I go to a Carving A Path instructional video. You say you hope to add value. You do indeed, sir.
Okay, that guitar intro made me an instant subscriber! :D
Another masterpiece of carving instruction, with the bonus gem showing how to layout a perfect oval. Thanks for sharing!
Agree
The sound of the spoke shave 😍
You're so smooth, deft and accurate with a hatchet, chickens everywhere must be scared of you :)
Thank you both for sharing your skills. I enjoy these very much.
It's a beautiful thing! Really well done.
Awesome tractor!
Wow, I genuinely had no clue this video was almost an hour until I looked at the time and realized I was 37 minutes in, honestly it’s rare that I even watch a 10 minute video all the way through so this is a pretty good video
Always a pleasure to watch someone work that has clear mastery of their discipline. thanks for the video.
Not only are you a great craft an, your instructions were outstanding.
Thank you for great videos!
As a green wood worker from the uk I appreciate these vids thanks
Ooo, now I want to try to carve a bowl but I don't have a single adze. Didn't even know they existed until this video. I will say that I saw your video on how to make a spoon and I made a good one the first time when I was camping the other day! I like the way you think the project out because it makes the final product more symmetrical. I learned that from your video and my spoon looks fantastic because of it!
Wow! There is Alot more to cutting out a Bowl than I thought!!! I am glad I watched you Make this bowl !!! What alot of work!!! Thank you for making this for us!!!🤗
The Lord above has given you great talent and you have not wasted it. Thank you for letting your light shine!
Excellent video great clear and concise tuition and explaination pleasure to watch and learn from Many Thanks 👍
A natural craftsman and a skilled one at that . Video full of everything you need to know a pleasure to watch and to also learn from. Just love the tools he has at his disposal and by the looks of it all purpose forged for the job at hand . I have some carving chisels, a carving axe , getting an adze for my birthday this Friday 16th Feb and i guess i will have to go out and buy a hatchet for ruff cutting pretty soon . Great work a pleasure to watch ( i think 🤔 this is the third viewing now ) thank you for sharing greatly appreciated. Cheers 🍻 mate Les.
This is what mastering a skill looks like! I learned a LOT from this video! Thank you!
hi, I m from argentina, Amaizin work. Thank you for show how to carving
You are an master in your art and Amazing to watch you turn an Block of wood in to something that will last for years to come...thanks so much for making the video...
a great teacher!!...many thanks. Great job, beatiful object
God bless yor sir. Thank you so much for your shareing! Love your vid absolutely! P.S. Awesome singing!!!
Thank you for taking the time to show us your craft. You are an excellent teacher.
Thank you so much. I have watched this twice. I am learning a great deal.
Wow you do an excellent job I never watched a video on wood making B4 it is very interesting 👍
Being someone who makes bowels on a lathe I’m impressed nicely done.
Fantastic work and great video sir. Thank you for sharing your skill and educating us.
Awesome learning! Thank you. Glad i found you
I'm saving up for the adze you make, you had me looking at all the makers, and on KZhead, and none cut like yours. I've got the bug again! Thanks.
Thanks to video! That Fiskars Axe Made in Finland and i live here in Finland! 🎅🏻🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🪓
Thanks for real explanations and good editing. MUCH better than the average video. So many people just show work at triple speed with bad music blaring over the jerky speed movements. Yours are worth watching. I'm subscribing!
Hats off to the skill and teaching! Inspirational!
Absolutly master! great knowledge of wood soul. Congratulations from Spain.
Such a pleasure to watch that video - one of those feats where the bowl will far outlast the maker - an indelible mark on humanity
This video and your exquisite craftsmanship has been therapeutic! I sub'd immediately. Seeing you Axe, Adze and Spoke - Shave a bowl ( Lathe - less ) is inspiring to say the least. If I were young I'd try my hand at it but at this stage in life I'd likely loose a hand. Wakodahatchee Chris😉
Very nice work and great video and explanations.......love the intro flat picking Jerusalem Ridge! Would love to bring my 5 string and spend the day :-) picking and woodworking
So many of the people I watch use one of those spokeshave's(?) but you're the first person I've seen that actually said the name and explained what it was. Thank you! Amazing video. I clicked on it and next thing I knew I was sitting down and watching the entire thing.
Thank you for your positive feedback. And also thank you for your interaction we really appreciate that
Thank you for including tips for people who are just getting started, very useful and well explained!
You are my new hero . Quality craftsmanship
Thanks for taking the time to show others the craft. Love your channel
you're amazing... not only do i love your tractor, but you've resparked my interest in wood carving again! thank you so much!
Spectacular!! I really appreciate your style, and flow, and explaining why layout and symmetry are important. Not relearning how to do an opposing side is GREAT I would love to spend some more time looking over your shoulder. Keep choppin'. You have very much inspired me.
Outstanding Workmanship.!! I definitely learned Lots from your video.. I'm definitely watching more. 🇺🇸
You make sense with the adze. So why don't manufacturers listen to people like you and make the same style of tools? Stunning work sir!
Man that’s too awesome! It must of took a lot of practice.
OUT STANDING SIR I WISH I HAD THE PATIANTS TO DO WORK LIKE THAT NOW I DO KNOW I CAN MAKE THAT TOOL I AM A BLACKSMITH
Thanks for this video I really enjoyed watching a craftsman at work together with the insights that you gave.
I've been woodworking for years, and I've watched countless youtube videos. This was jawdropping. Subscribed!
Breathtaking beauty in the final piece. By a master craftsman.
Very , very , very good job !!!
Absolutely stunning. The shape and smoothness was a touch of a true artist. Just watching that shape up one could nearly feel the work themselves. You are always so calm and peaceful in your work and the peices really reflect that energy in them. Thank you for sharing all your tips and advice
Never seen a bowl made this way I'm a wood Turner and this is very interesting to me I am going to try this method great technic and skill
Your work and your speed is amazing and your clips have tons of good information and advices. Thanks a lot.
You are an amazing teacher besides being a skilled craftsman. Thanks for producing these videos!
Great video. Thanks
Ok, I turn bowls. I'm reasonably good at that. You have demonstrated some serious skills here.
Please show the bowl once it dries. I don't buy other folks work, but I'm tempted here.
love the focus on efficiency.
Another outstanding tutorial. excellent filming and presentation, but man, I can't get over that big blue chainsaw.
Thanks for posting. Great information.
You seem to know what you are doing and the bowl is very nice. Thanks for showing this step by step.
Excellent craftsmanship - I bet you get a wicked bicep workout to boot.
What a great experience, you are a lucid and intelligent person. I like your philosophy and left brained approach to attaining your carving goals! Great teacher too! Just found you here but will be watching many more! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Have you heard of John C. Cambell Folks School in Brasstown ,North Carolina they teach all sorts of crafts like wood carving, blacksmithing and many more .That is near where I live my dad was a wood carver. I do some turning ,blacksmithing and walking stick making.i really enjoy seeing people like you making things with your hands its almost a lost art.
beautiful bowl and helpful advice, have watched this video over and over again as I am learning to carve bowls, thanks
OUTSTANDING Video. Extremely informative and detailed. thank you
hopping you guys are well were ever you are many blessings