@@vpwoodart I think you are the first person I've heard say that other than me! I bought two Kutzal bits based off all the hype and honestly like the cheapos from Amazon better. They may not last as long - time will tell but for the price they have worked well for me so far. Nice carving - I have a ways to go before I get as good as you but being able to see your process is very helpful.
@@indianatone218 I feel like they are. Seems like several RU-vidrs that have sponsors and clearly do this for profit really push them and offer promo codes to order them. Do they work - yup. Are they worth the money - not sure.
@@voodooz3561Yeah, personally, I don't like them very much either... the cheap ones from Amazon are good enough if you ask me. They get the job done. Thank you so much for the compliments. I wish you great success in your work 😊
Nice job ,never ceases to amaze me how with wood you can get a bit of Tat and turn it into something well done ive liked and subd you greetings from Wales .
Wow! I was about to ask what wood is this then I read it's drumsticks 😊 my son is a drummer I think I will have to ask me to gift his😅.. beautifully done ❤wood spirit as the skull and the design . Thank you 🙏 best wishes ❤️
I'm delighted that you enjoyed the wood spirit with the skull and drumstick design. It would make a meaningful gift for your drummer son. Best wishes and thanks for your kind words! 😀🙏🙏🙏
Hi, love your work... super well done. I'm new to carving and would love to know the names of the bits you used. Maybe even consider putting hyper links in the description in future videos. Just an idea. Thanks for sharing. :)
Tnx frined! ❤ Sorry for the late answer. I mostly use Carbide Rotary Burrs, which you can purchase on Amazon in a set with different shapes. I also use Kutzall Burrs, particularly the aggressive ones. I hope this information is helpful, and I wish you good luck on your wood carving journey! ✌️
I'm thinking about learning to carve and just finished watching you carve a very tiny wood sprite. You know what surprised me as I watched? I repeatedly found myself clutching the arm of my chair or twisting my head trying to readjust to your movements tween your fingers. I found my hand paused in the air as if frozen a moment warding of your efforts to bring forth the sprite jerking to life as you summoned it to life from the wood it lived in. Now I'm a 66 year old man and this kept happening to me and I'd force my stiff body to relax only to find it binding again almost unknown to me as I watched you work on my flat screen. It's the oddest most unreal sensation I've had for a long time. Kinda freaky and way surprising to myself. Like I was under your control or that it the sprite asking for me to help it stay hidden from the world. It's a very odd feeling. Is that normal? Did it ever happen to you? I think I liked it and want to learn to be a summoner of spirits. Lol. 😮😅😊 I subscribed to see more and learn this ancient druid skill. 😊
The intense and emotional reaction you experienced while watching the wood carving is not uncommon. It's a testament to the artist's skill in evoking emotions through their craft. I can understand why you found it intriguing and fascinating. Pursuing wood carving as a hobby can be a rewarding and creative endeavor. Enjoy your journey into the world of carving! 😁
