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Nice job

My grand dad was an old school pocket knife whittler, and when i turned 10, he gave me my 1st pocket knife. That was 39 yrs ago! Of course, he taught me to whittle, and been a pocket knife whittler ever since. Over the yrs, I've collected alotta pocket knives, and personally, as of 15 yrs or so, my favorite are 2 bladed pocket knives. Barlows, canoe's, middleman...My grand dad gave me a 3 bladed stockman style, but only ever used 2 of the blades. I only ever use the main blade blade as a general utility cutter, while the small pen blade was my dedicated whittler. I like Rough Rider pocket knives, and got 3 of their whittler knives, including that one. I personally favor the 2 bladed knives better.

Nice idea! Can you make a video testing these out and some techniques on how to use them the right way... Would be very helpful!

Perfect and timely, I got my first set from a dollar store and still use them when I stencil. I know what woodworking tool I'm buying next.

What would do you use

I've been playing with leather working recently, and I'm glad i started woodcarving first and learned all about sharpening and stropping my carving nice because bit so you need to know this skill when working with leather knives and tools.

Thank you for the video. I bought a Hutsuls set some time ago. Not recommended for hard wood but has helped with some fine details for a weekend carver as myself. question, what would the round mouth, their description, chisel used for?

Very informative video, thank you ☺️.

This is what I was thinking of few days ago. This man could do video how to sharpen palm tools. 😂 You read my mind? 😂 Great video. Thank you. ✌🏻

Thank you very much! 😃

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As I’m doing this in one of the steps I’m like “this looks like an owl” I’m turning it into an owl now 💀

Again thank you ! I think that explains why I have so much trouble wood carving

Thank you for your videos ! I just started wood carving and they help me a lot !

Дякую за гарний приклад й урок. :)

This was brilliant. I would definitely enjoy more like this if they are easier for you to film . That’s not to say I don’t love your tutorials as you are a great teacher 👍

Where do you get your carving gloves?

You make it look so easy, will done 👍

Is that a Schaaf knife you're using? It looks like the one I have

That's a lovely creature

A totally relaxing process! :)

I noticed on Amazon one says (box) and other CP ? Anyone know what that difference is ?

Is that a rabbit with a fox tail😉

Cute Eevee. It kinda reminds me of Studio Ghibli's teto. May I ask if you can carve through wood glue? Or more specifically, if you needed to use two blocks of wood for your project, would it be better to glue them together before or after you carve them?

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what wood are you using? it seems very soft and easy to carve with. whats it called

“ should we take our dog to the vet, our dog is made out of wood” “I wood”

ANOTHER “no-nonsense guide” fucking THANKYOU brother. Amazing video and GREAT tips.

OCCT make excellent knives. I have their Wharncliffe grind 2 and 1 and 1/4 in. Their O1 steel is pretty good too. Easy to resharpen. I mostly ever use the bigger one.

Brian: Just ordered a 1 3/4" knife based on your impressions and the blade geometry. I like the single face of the cutting blade. Not a noticable bevel and flat. Seeing as Helvie is not making new blades and Drake takes months to get, this may be a good alternative. I already purchased a Badger State knife and have a few Flexcut knives. Thanks.

I have a Greenman budding and grafting knife. It comes with one straight blade and one hawkbill blade. Would they be suitable for whittling?

Thank you! I love your videos! ❤

Thank you so much for the information. If you're looking for a good source on wood information I highly recommend wood database, they have an absolutely insane compilation of different woods, so much so that it can sometimes be hard to be exactly sure which wood you're looking for. For example: by mahogany did you mean genuine mahogany or African mahogany? Or perhaps sepele or Philippine mahogany? Another great resource is the book "With the Grain: A Craftsman's Guide to Understanding Wood" by Christian Becksvoort from Lost Art Press for US domestic woods.

Do you buy specific thumb guards or just cut cut resistant gloves?

hello, a little off topic but have you ever tried to do relief carving? It looks like something I might want to try to do. Thank you for all you do for the carving community!

How do you use the green stuff? I’m new to whittling idk what it’s called

Biggest mistake in my own experience. Not using gloves for "just trying some cutting techniques". I didn't know the cut,saw it, tried it, wasn't successful, tried more pressure, slipped off and cut deep inside my flesh. Would not recommend as beginner.

I have the original flex cut carving jack and like it. Great for sitting around the fire and carve something.

You make it look SO easy TvT