CHAINSAW CARVING THIS OWL IN 7 MIN

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► In this video you see a speedcarving of an owl. A normal owl takes about 7 working hours. But now I tryed to carve one in JUST 7 minutes :)
It was fun carving that piece. I think I will practise Super-Speedcarving (chainsaw carving under 10 min) and show you the results.
Best wishes
Daniel from Bavaria (Germany)

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9 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 15

@jonnyqwst 3 года назад

Great to see a chainsaw art video with actual work not just blather

@marlinhines5909 4 года назад

That was real good for 7 minutes Daniel, Your 7 hour owl looks absolutely great! Just a couple of tips, I noticed your chain was dull and put your carving on a stump that is at least knee height! Your block out or rough out will save you more time if you make less cuts. What I mean by that is figure out how many cuts you do for the block out and concentrate on just making those. Use your bigger saw on the blockout. Hope to see you out there carving some day MasterCarver stay safe

@chainsawcarverdaniel9315 4 года назад

Thanks for your feedback! A higher stump is a useful tip and less cuts are also important for efficiency. The chain of this video was indeed completely new and unused - it just looks like it was dull because of the intense vertical cuts and the rather small power of the saw ;)

@fidecorid 4 года назад

extraordinary very inspiring

@chainsawcarverdaniel9315 4 года назад

Thanks mate :)

@eliotech1928 4 года назад

fantastic

@SaegeBob 5 лет назад

So schnell bin ich noch nicht. Sehr gut gemacht.

@davidabsengerautoaufbereit3592 3 года назад

Super cool :) lg

@budirwin9825 4 года назад

Amazing...

@duanevanwinkle3488 5 лет назад

Pretty good for 7min

@matteomcmillan2595 3 года назад

What type of wood are carving ?

@khonggioihannewfake6156 4 года назад

Waooooovvvweewwwww

@pozilist3026 5 лет назад

Chillig Dani :)

@johnemiller978 4 года назад

How do mount your block to keep it from moving while carving? Looks great! Thanks

@chainsawcarverdaniel9315 4 года назад

Hey, it is just fixed by screws: 1. Step: Screw a board on your log 2. Step: Place the log with the mounted board on the socket and screw the board on the socket Greetings from Germany :)