Amazing Carving from Epoxy & Wood

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@BMSculptures День назад

What should I carve next!???

@qaradigm День назад

Lobster

@TimStevens32 День назад

Seal

@AlexDMast День назад

Panda

@thekillercobra4217 День назад

Termite

@AriannaTheCrazy День назад

Christmas tree epoxy statue? Or a pumpkin for halloween :p

@6root91 День назад

When your log sounds like a dremmel, you know something's up

@6root91 День назад

Excuse the double entendré

@BMSculptures День назад

hahahaha yes indeed!

@moccaroon День назад

18:57 - That hole behind their eyes is called a spiracle, and it is in fact a part of the ray's respiratory system! It's an "intake" of sorts, where the water gets pulled in to the gill chamber and then is pushed out through the gills. All rays have them, and some species of sharks do too!

@BMSculptures День назад

Ohhhh that is very interesting, thanks for letting us know!

@ahoy1014 День назад

It's worth noting that rays on many occasions do still use their mouth for water intake, but can choose to swap to spiracle intake when their mouth is otherwise occupied - such as while burrowing or eating.

@DominusFeles День назад

⁠@@ahoy1014So kinda like we can swap between mouth and nose breathing?

@jansmorfferodriguez3155 День назад

Also, when the rays are resting in the seabed they only use the spiracles to breathe, otherwise, sand and such could enter into their gills. On the contrary of many shark species, rays can "pump" water through the spiracles and gills.

@nubzors День назад

Yep, that was definitely a Carpenter bee. The telltale sign is the perfectly round hole it came out of. They are super destructive. Not as bad as termites, but unlike termites they can chew through even pressure treated lumber. It's also insane how quickly they can chew through wood too, with one bee being able to make an inches deep hole in only a few minutes. We find their burrow holes in our deck every year and use an expanding foam, carpenter bee specific insecticide to kill them, then seal up the holes with woodfill afterwards. But they're pernicious buggers and prolific breeders once they've established a nest, so I would make sure yours didn't fly off and start making a new home in another piece of your precious lumber, or you could end up with a huge problem later.

@BMSculptures День назад

wow that is crazy, I better go check the rest of my woodpile out back.

@nubzors День назад

@@BMSculptures Just look for any perfectly round or oval holes in your wood. They can burrow while clinging upside down though, so be sure to rotate your wood around to inspect the underside of it too. But you can also often spot tiny sawdust piles wherever they have bored a hole into the wood, if it hasn't blown away, so be on the lookout for that as well. Good luck, and hopefully it chose to fly off somewhere else instead of sticking around!

@DrDaveSalisburyPhDMBA День назад

@@nubzors- Great advice. I had similar concerns with the termites.

@FoxLightstep День назад

Learn something new every day! Wow. That's neat.

@tanyatonks7335 День назад

I have those bees all over the garden, important for pollination, and harmless

@SomeStaleBread День назад

This has to be your best video yet! Not only is it one of my favourite sculptures you’ve made, but the sheer entertainment of you and your mates going fishing was just amazing. I was so excited for this video to come out since you suggested it, and it absolutely didn’t disappoint. Great to hear you had fun making it, because I had a lot of fun watching it, and I’m really really looking forward to more!

@BMSculptures День назад

Thank you so much, I am glad you enjoyed the fishing/diving part as well!

@yoyo-w4t 10 часов назад

Please do more of these@@BMSculptures

@mattkrause6264 День назад

I greatly appreciate that there’s a story behind this one! It’s so cool to see the inspiration behind the sculpture and not just “that would be cool to do”. I’d love to see more like this, maybe hunting trips, a meaningful vacation with the family, other types of fishing trips, or a camping trip in the woods. This was truly fantastic, Blake!

@BMSculptures День назад

Thank you, I am very glad you liked it!

@vityisa6856 День назад

Your sculptures belong in a museum! Simply wonderful work and a very beautiful work of art.

@BMSculptures День назад

Thank you so much!

@debbiekeay181 День назад

I agree, I've said that in one of my other comments. If there are any philanthropists out there in the arts, how do we build a museum?

@emsey6097 День назад

This is my favorite video yet... as an artist and a fisher lady and free diver, spear fisher and general lover of the ocean, THIS ROCKS!!!

@BMSculptures День назад

love that!

@emsey6097 19 часов назад

@@BMSculptures PS that Scalop ceviche loooked freekin amazing.....

@robertzarfas9556 День назад

If you had fun, if it made YOU happy, then it’s the kid of video you should make. The joy comes through in the video and it’s worth seeking.

@BMSculptures День назад

must fun I've had making a vid!

@coldeagle5241 День назад

Ditto!

@Loloany День назад

I'm so glad that the trip and the sculpture went everything great. Sometimes you just need a nice thing to make your life more happy ❤

@BMSculptures День назад

Yes! Thank you!

@jacobcox4565 День назад

12:50 That's an Ocean Sunfish. They sometimes float on their sides at the surface of the water so seagulls and other sea birds will land on them and pick parasites off of their bodies.

@BMSculptures День назад

very cool fish for sure... Not sure how they make it out there with slow movements and such with predators lurking

@jacobcox4565 День назад

@@BMSculptures 18:57 By the way, those holes behind the Bat Ray's eyes are called spiracles, they're for breathing. You might think "Isn't that what the gills are for?" and you'd be partially correct, the gills also are used for breathing, but the spiracles are also needed to help the Bat Ray breathe. For most fish, water goes into the mouth and flows through the gills in order to absorb oxygen. Since the mouths of Rays are underneath and not in front, water can't flow from their mouth to their gills. That's why those spiracles are there. Water flows from the spiracles, down to the gills, and flows through the gill slits.

@bl4cksp1d3r День назад

@@BMSculptures they can survive having bites taken out of them o.o They are just... too big for most predators to deal with

@BMSculptures День назад

@@jacobcox4565 Veryyyy interesting thanks for letting me know!

@johntrueblue День назад

@@BMSculptures They can grow bigger than the boat you was on. From what i take they have no predators hence why they can grow so large up and over 10 feet in length.

@SharonNetzley День назад

This sculpture is stunning. Yes, please keep making this type of video. I really enjoy them. Not only do I love your work, but you’re inspiring me.

@BMSculptures День назад

Thanks Sharon

@SuperVistaprint День назад

Always a good day when you upload. Time to sit down, nice cup of tea and enjoy craftsmanship and ingenuity. Take care ya all

@BMSculptures День назад

Thank you so much!

@jyuen День назад

100% love these kind of episodes. The inspiration, the motivation, and the vacation.

@BMSculptures День назад

Thank you!

@richardcooper День назад

More like this please, it's awesome how you shared your fishing trip and then got the inspiration for this piece, that makes it more meaningful and provides provenance. A solid 10/10

@BMSculptures 21 час назад

Thanks Richard!

@OuroborosArmory День назад

One of the things reptile keepers do is to bake the wood. Unfortually a lot of bugs are able to handle being frozen solid, but cannot handle being cooked. Look up the burning temp of your wood, and cook it slightly less than that. All bugs are now dead

@BMSculptures День назад

reptile keeper? why would they need to bake wood??

@BeezaBuzz 22 часа назад

@@BMSculptures they bake the wood for the reptiles enclosure, used as enrichment and decoration

@cornfarts 17 часов назад

Dont reptiles eat bugs? Why not have free food?

@DouglasThake День назад

Hello from Australia. My dad was a cabinetmaker, and also made different things in wood, so I appreciate beautiful timber whether it's a table, cabinet, clock, sculptures. That sculpture is really, really beautiful, and it was a fun to watch the process. My dad had a shed set-up with a lathe and all sorts of tools electric and old school, he passed 7 years ago, and I miss going into his shed to see what project he was working on, may he rest in peace.

@BMSculptures 20 часов назад

Sorry for your loss may he rest in peace. Thanks for reaching out and I am glad you enjoyed the video.

@FluffyWonKenobe День назад

I think this is my favorite I've seen you do so far! And that little crab in the cave - perfect touch!

@BMSculptures День назад

Thank you!

@electme38 2 часа назад

It's just wow! combine a travel blog and woodcarving, with a lot of stories, this is my favorite video on your channel, everything is so well combined, and an advertisement that you don't want to rewind! Thanks for the content

@brazenmorris День назад

Best video yet. Want to thank you also, started carving 6 months ago thanks to your videos. Should come out and dive for some Megladon shark teeth in Venice some time🤙🏽

@BMSculptures День назад

Thank you so much!

@RiverbendWoodworks День назад

I love this style of adventure video! It's awesome to see a part of the world and a rad hobby I've not seen before and it's even cooler to see you capture the moment with the carving. Awesome work as always.

@BMSculptures День назад

Thanks Jameson! Wish I could have made the diving sections way longer ( I cut out a LOT of good footage) Maybe post it on another channel who knows haha

@gadeeshi День назад

WOW! It's wonderful ray sculpture!

@davedyson4730 День назад

I shake my head in bewilderment every time I watch you carve. You are the grandmaster of carvers.

@BMSculptures 21 час назад

haha Thank you Dave, still a lot to learn

@benkirkland5354 День назад

You should melt down those chainsaw plastic/wood shavings and cast something with it! Dump them into a mold, then pour more resin. Might be cool!

@DrDroney День назад

As someone who loves fish, this video is ABSOLUTELY phenomenal! 💖💖

@BMSculptures День назад

Thank you!

@helgavoorneveld1530 14 часов назад

Loved the combination of woodworking, diving, spear and normal fishing and all the beautiful cooked food thanks for sharing 😍🤩🥰

@michelleaicf3795 День назад

What an amazing trip! The underwater footage was beautiful. It looks like everyone enjoyed their time which is great. I've been binge watching your videos and I couldn't understand why you looked so familiar... LET'S GO BLUE JAYS

@BMSculptures День назад

haha yeahhhh!!!! Was such a fun trip

@kimkimba1131 8 часов назад

Every time I see you do a new sculpture I am amazed at your patients and talent. Another well done project.

@hyeokpyojean8631 День назад

18:59 That hole is the batray's blowhole. Stingrays use blowhole to breathe, just like snorkels

@moccaroon День назад

That's how whales work, not rays! These are actually called spiracles and they function as an intake for water which is then pushed through their gills. Sometimes blowholes in whales are referred to as spiracles too, but it's seen as pretty inaccurate to do so as they function very very differently from fish spiracles!

@rhegafd 12 часов назад

Also, I think this was one of your best videos to date. I love the meshing of carving, food, fishing and diving. Super cool.

@BMSculptures 10 часов назад

Thanks 👍

@RichSanDiego1969 День назад

13:42 sting ray

@markusthiel7687 День назад

Damn you stole my comment idea! 13:42

@abbywheelwright9179 День назад

Thank you so much for all the time and effort to not only perfect your craft, but to produce quality videos as well! I would love to see more content like this vid, but only as long as you don’t end up burned out in the process, please! You’re amazing! Thanks again for everything you do!

@BMSculptures 21 час назад

Thank you so much Abby. Glad you liked it!

@trinityriley_ 2 дня назад

5:52 it's texas 😆

@trinityriley_ 2 дня назад

So you're a machinist, captian, fisherman, freediver, chef, sculptor, and painter....there's nothing you can't do man. I've watched every video of yours at least 3 times each, but this has to be my favorite! thanks for hearing the sensitive folks because I love animals more than anyone but that ain't finna stop me from ordering my favorite salmon plate at the lazy dog 😩 😅 you're exercising your God given right to catch cook and carve! well done as always, be safe out there

@BMSculptures 2 дня назад

So glad that this one if your favorite. It is a bit scary to switch up the video by adding the catch and cook but I hope I toned it down enough to not make anybody upset. I love lazy dog!

@TheBatman-1989 День назад

@@trinityriley_ uh, excuse me? No, you don't love animals more than me 😂

@tripple_x_panda2906 День назад

I love it. Didn't think I would but this turned out amazing. Would love to see a giant buck sculpture

@BMSculptures 21 час назад

I would love to do a buck. I always hesitate about the antlers though. Those would be very difficult to carve

@dulceteixeira9097 День назад

Wow wow wow, so loved this video. Your sculpture is amazing the little crab 🦀 what an awesome addition. 12:29 Sun fish. Loved the diving.

@BMSculptures День назад

Thank you, so glad you liked it!

@schojak1321 День назад

Your work is amazing! My father used to carve and made similar art but without the chainsaw. I LOVE them all!

@BMSculptures День назад

Thank you very much!

@capeeddy День назад

It's incredible how you can take inspiration from something, see it in your mind, then create a proportional and detailed replica of it. Also, the crab was a perfect detail to add. I can't wait for your next work of art.

@BMSculptures День назад

Thank you so much!

@P0lyTh3rian День назад

Oh my heavens. That sculpture is just amazing. The details, the effort, the appealing colors, the meaning behind it. Generally one of my favorites. I would love to see more like this.

@BMSculptures День назад

Thank you!

@maddieadams75 День назад

STUNNING. Love every minute of it. The crab is the perfect touch to this beautiful piece. ❤🤍🧡💛 🦀

@BMSculptures День назад

Thank you so much 🤗

@tarahill2193 4 часа назад

Thankyou for sharing both your adventures with me .😊

@debbiekeay181 День назад

Your creativity, from thought to the history of the wood, from blank canvas, to beautiful natural living thing. Wow! Just one of the best videos ever!

@BMSculptures День назад

Thank you very much!

@JAMESMT-mm6zl День назад

One of your best video's to date. Enjoyed the carving and the "fishing" . Thanks for sharing

@BMSculptures День назад

Glad you enjoyed it

@TechinfluenceTV 4 часа назад

Love the vlog and build so excited for this to be the new format

@ich_kaufe_ein_A День назад

Never seen anyone doing something like you do with wood.I love the combination of Wood and Epoxy. How the wood looks through the Epoxy in the finished piece of Art. The Bat Ray looks great.

@BMSculptures День назад

Thank you very much!

@cactusthestupid7222 День назад

I've always loved rays, they look so graceful and otherworldly. Beautiful animals, and beautiful carving!

@BMSculptures День назад

they are the most graceful underwater creature in my opinion

@tada8092 20 часов назад

For twenty years Anacapa Island was the view out of my work window. Diving with my dad. Thanks for the memories and amazing art. 😊😊😊

@maximflor 15 часов назад

One of the best Videos. Great sculpture, and the fishing story adds so much.

@jasonpaul7174 20 часов назад

5:45 Sting ray. Yes, please keep making videos where you combine your awesome sculptures with some fun adventures!

@tysonp2578 День назад

My kids LOVED the new format!

@BMSculptures 20 часов назад

awesome!

@dougbutterfield1739 День назад

It's one of my favorite critter's!!!! I'm stoked to see this RAY come to life. Thanks much, Doug

@BMSculptures День назад

Thanks Doug!

@donaldmatthies6026 День назад

Blake, That bat ray turned out awesome! A yearly trip with good friends is some of the best memories you can make. Thank you for taking time to film, edit and post this video.

@BMSculptures День назад

Thank you Donald!

@DonnyRP День назад

BM this piece is unreal. Absolutely love it. A lot simpler than others you have done but this is up there with my favourite. Really like it. Well done.

@BMSculptures 21 час назад

Thank you so much 😀 sometimes the simpler shapes/designs turn out the best. Funny how that happens

@BrutusdaTootus 6 часов назад

The little additions like this crab or the fish in the bears mouth are awesome. A sculpture with critters of different types of wood, could be visually impressive.

@DrDaveSalisburyPhDMBA День назад

5:47 - You’re carving a ray! Lovin’ that wood grain as you sanded/planed a flat spot. 24:00 Edit - That crab is utterly gorgeous! Well done indeed!!!

@BMSculptures День назад

Thank you!

@FoxLightstep День назад

A new BM Sculptures video? Yes, please!

@BMSculptures День назад

you got it!

@jtwhatever День назад

What beautiful work! Your vision comes to life again and with more storytelling 👏🏼 I love the composition of the whole ray/base/crab, so dynamic and definitely pulls me into your underwater scene. Thanks for taking us along!

@BMSculptures День назад

Thank you so much. Glad you enjoyed it!

@pamelah6431 9 часов назад

So glad you added the little crab! Another masterpiece!

@eartharrow6772 День назад

A beautiful scupture with dynamic movement of the ray

@TheseBitchesGay День назад

The fishing clips were a really nice "break" from sculpting, it was fun to first see fishing, then sculpting and fishing again . Super fun video to watch

@BMSculptures 21 час назад

Thank you!

@Randy_RaW_Inspiration День назад

Really enjoyed the whole story, from inspiration to creation. Keep telling stories. I watch your videos because I love your sculptures, but more importantly, I really enjoy getting to know the person behind the sculpture. Your character shines through and makes your sculptures more meaningful. Keep up the great work! If you ever create an Eagle Ray, I might have to find the money to buy it.

@BMSculptures День назад

Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed this one

@thenodiggardener День назад

Great piece of work, as always, and really loved the crab too. Thanks for taking us fishing with you. Congrats to your friend on his first Bass, it's was a beautiful looking fish.

@BMSculptures День назад

Glad you enjoyed it

@KhulZA День назад

Cooking, fishing and carving. You just won RU-vid!

@BMSculptures 20 часов назад

the best of all worlds!

@ethanharper1768 День назад

Definitely my favorite video of yours! I’m a saltwater addict also, and I loved that this was one of the fish you saw most of during your trip!

@BMSculptures 20 часов назад

Thank you, so glad you enjoyed this one

@kadenjarrett9142 День назад

Best sculpture video I have ever seen! I love watching catch and cooks and I love watching sculpture videos. Put them together and they make for an amazing video! Thanks man!

@BMSculptures День назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@NatsuDragneel021 День назад

I loved this video and would definitely like to see more like this. It was so nice to see everything from the inspiration point to the finished product. Knowing the whole story adds more to the piece and brings it all together. It felt like you were not only trying to show the art, but share the whole experience with us. Also, seeing you and your friends enjoy your time on the ocean was very wholesome. I live in Edmonton, Alberta and don't get to go to the ocean often, but when I do, I cherish every moment. I went to Mexico this summer and tried deep sea fishing for the first time and caught a Sailfish, some Barracuda, and some Mahi Mahi. This video reminded me of that and how much fun we had, especially eating the freshly caught fish. I can't wait to go back and do it again.

@BMSculptures День назад

I am so glad you liked it. I love going for Mahi Mahi!

@kiarahammee5446 18 часов назад

This may be a stupid idea, but what if you make a wooden sculpture and enbarge it in apoxy and carve that into something with the same pose . So that it looks like, somthing grew out of its "shell". A cat inside a lion. dog inside a wolf, lizzard inside a dragon/dinosaur, etc.

@andersodman296 42 минуты назад

Totally awesome! One of the best sculptures and videos you have released so far. Liked the "format" too. 👍

@StormBurnX 7 часов назад

Shark, Carhartt, Guitar, Skull, Rangerette, Grizzly, Orca... that looks like a hella fun list of projects.

@Weeks25 День назад

I love this one so much! I love everything about it. The crab was the perfect finishing touch.

@BMSculptures День назад

Thank you 😋

@Kway773 День назад

Awesome sculpture...u know the food good when all u can say is mmm hmm😂😂

@BMSculptures День назад

haha better believe that!

@StewartFletcher День назад

Absolutely loved this video. The format of process mixed with adventure is just so engaging

@BMSculptures День назад

Thanks Stewart

@elenaalluto6983 День назад

This video was such an adventure! You guys had so much fun, the underwater scenes looked amazing with all the critters, the food looked absolutely delicious and the sculpture was wonderful!! Lovely bat ray and cute little crab ❤ Thanks for sharing!

@BMSculptures День назад

such a fun trip!

@Sssman256 День назад

By far this was one of my favourite sculptures

@BMSculptures 20 часов назад

Thank you!

@English-Lass День назад

Thank you so much guys for letting us enjoy your dive trip. As for the ray? superb.

@BMSculptures День назад

Thank you!

@samanthazeiger1553 День назад

God i love the little extra detail of the crab. It completes the piece truly

@BMSculptures День назад

Thanks!

@iamsarahlarsen День назад

You told a beautiful story with this video! I would love to see more like this.

@BMSculptures День назад

Thank you!

@donnamealy4877 День назад

Love it! The crab alone is a great piece too, and you are correct, a perfect piece of jewelry for the magnificent ray. 🎉💕

@BMSculptures День назад

Thank you!

@mrjoshua17 12 часов назад

I love the touch of the little crab!! Definitely adds more life to the piece!!

@lollol-xh4pp 2 часа назад

Amazing Video !!! I realy enjoyed the catch Cook and carve

@cheynevoss8994 День назад

Excellent as always! I love the way the grain opens up across the back of the ray!! Absolutely beautiful my friend.

@BMSculptures День назад

Thanks! It was a very cool piece of walnut burl

@acff65 День назад

Thoroughly enjoyed the dive and cooking adventures incorporated with your narrative and sculpting.

@BMSculptures 20 часов назад

So glad you liked that part

@MarkKelly1307 День назад

Love these type of videos. Really likes how you jumped back and forth between your trip and carving. Of course I’d be embarrassed to post my timestamp of when I realized what you were carving - just kinda got engrossed with it all. Great one! Cheers, Mark

@BMSculptures 20 часов назад

So glad you liked the style!

@nickoconnor8463 День назад

Just...wow. Never ceases to amaze what you make - so real and natural. Would love to have one of these in my house. Keep it coming mate!

@BMSculptures День назад

Thank you!

@marcia_shindler 11 часов назад

Stunning work! I think your next project should be a Harpy Eagle… They are so unique and a little confronting.

@lilcowgal87able День назад

18:40 those help keep the flow of water moving over the gills. Bat rays are part of a group of sharks and rays called buccal breathers that don't need to constantly swim like most other shark species.

@BMSculptures День назад

Ohhhhh good to know. Thank you!

@PapaPilot88 День назад

Great video! As an aviation nerd, it would be really cool to see you carve an aircraft at some point. A carbon cub with big bush wheels.

@BMSculptures День назад

Maybe one day!

@rosita2281 День назад

11:59 I believe the species of shark is a "Soupfin shark" based off the pointed moon-shaped side fins, long rounded snout and distinct jagged tail shape. according to google they inhabit temperate waters world wide including California. Also flicking through some images on google they seem to sometimes reside in kelp forests which lines up with the footage!

@BMSculptures 20 часов назад

I think you are right, a couple other viewers suggested that and I think we are leaning towards it!

@vandita777 3 часа назад

Loooooove it! You are crazy talented. Doesn’t hurt that you’re easy on the eyes. 😊

@Max-lf4br 21 час назад

love watching spear and line fishing content, glad to see you adding some of it into your videos.

@BMSculptures 21 час назад

Thank you!

@LoganW143 День назад

This video is a masterpiece. Fishing mixed with the carving? This is just beautiful Also, I liked the character the cracks gave this sculpture. As if he is real and took battle wounds

@BMSculptures День назад

Thank you!

@harrisric128 5 часов назад

It's always cool to find out when people I follow for completely different stuff also enjoy spearfishing.

@isacpgoncalves День назад

This is easily one of my favorite videos of yours!

@BMSculptures 20 часов назад

awesome, I love that!

@Softlydemonic 8 часов назад

When that thing came out of the log I started laughing poor thing had earthquakes and was evicted from his home 🤣 I thought you were gonna carve a carpenter bee out of it at first, the Spear fishing footage was so beautiful amazing to see, and I’m glad you caught so many good eating fish, I definitely still want to see you carve a dragon 🐉

@AlexDMast День назад

Love this format of a side by side themed build!!!

@BMSculptures День назад

Thank you!

@nonoddingdog4682 23 часа назад

Great creation. The ray is a reminder to “turn your smile upside down .”

@BMSculptures 21 час назад

hahahaha yes!

@DubTuck002 День назад

Nothing like sea bass tacos from ocean to plate 😋

@BMSculptures День назад

You got that right!

@sydneymcconnaughhay5947 День назад

Hands down my favorite,from water soaked Florida ,,,Thank you 😊

@BMSculptures День назад

Thank you! hopefully you guys stayed safe!

@htownblue11 19 часов назад

Very Cool inspiration for the art story and obviously great talent on display. That carpenter bee making that noise had to be unnerving at first. 😂. That entire piece is amazing BM.