Start Whittling TODAY - Complete Beginners Guide to Whittling

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Whittling and wood carving is a wonderful hobby where you can create a cool figure out of wood with just a knife. Learning how to whittle may seem intimidating at first, but this video will help make it easier for you to understand the basics and how to get started!
00:45 - Picking a Knife
06:58 - Picking Wood
09:01 - Safety Gloves
11:19 - Knife Sharping Intro
14:25 - Knife Sharpening Step 1
16:18 - Knife Sharpening Step 2
17:31 - Knife Sharpening Step 3
19:20 - Knife Sharpening Step 4
20:14 - Knife Sharpening Step 5
24:19 - Basic Cuts
28:34 - Common Mistakes
31:48 - Project Ideas
If you are ready to start your first whittling project, try this simple fox tutorial!
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@emmettb.1438 2 года назад

Had to go the hospital twice after splitting my hand open while whittling, wish I had found this video first. You've re-inspired me to get back into whittling, so thank you.

@CarvingisFun 2 года назад

Oh goodness! Having safety gloves is important for myself as I sometimes loose track of where my hands are the more I focus in on my projects. While they arent 100% protection, they have made what could have been serious injuries to minor cuts just needing a bandaid

@jessefirman48 2 года назад

@@CarvingisFun “For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son,that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish but have everlasting life.” We all deserve to go to hell because we have sinned. But God loved us and gave us His Son Jesus Christ to die on the cross in our place to pay the punishment of all of our sins for us when he died on the cross. Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and yet God the Son also. God the Father (God)has raised Jesus his son from the dead. JESUS IS COMING AGAIN!!!! Repent of your sins, and believe in who Jesus is and what He did for you and that God the Father has raised Him from the dead and you WILL BE SAVED FROM THE LAKE OF FIRE(hell). Sinner’s prayer Lord, I know I’m a sinner, I believe that you died on the cross in my place of burning in hell forever so I wouldn’t have to go to hell. I accept your sacrifice for me. Please save me from the lake of fire and forgive my sins. Thank you for the gift of eternal life! Amen. Now turn from your wicked ways towards Jesus Christ and surrender your life to Him! If you have any questions please ask me! God bless you!😊♥️♥️♥️

@adn1712 2 года назад

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@thatonegaybitch1811 2 года назад

@@jessefirman48 hail satan

@horgelsinfelgrass7164 5 месяцев назад

I completed my first project! I carved the bark off a twig and made an albino snake!

@RogueMusicFreak 2 года назад

Finally, i found someone who goes in detail of the what and how on whittling. Thank you so much. I will follow your advices and tutorials in order to learn how to do whittling properly.

@CarvingisFun 2 года назад

I'm glad you found the videos helpful! If you ever have any questions, feel free to ask :)

@Alexsurous 2 года назад

I have a good set of knifes and the mantinace kit for them and no knowledge of how to get started (I bought it all wanting to make my son something for his 1st birthday he's now 1 and a half) maybe his second birthday I'll have been able to make him his own little ducky (loves ducks) thanks for this getting started has always been the hardest part for me

@jessefirman48 2 года назад

@georgegaming5094 Год назад

the only time i ever whittled was about 3 weeks ago, I made a little spatula for raticide paste for some traps, using a box cutter and a tiny scrap of fir from the neighbor's attic. Those 5 minutes of whittling calmed me more than any meds or meditation technique my therapist suggested. now I'm all about watching youtube and buying a knife and whittling the crap of any wood I find while imagining said wood to be my boss

@TheGreyProphet 2 года назад

I like that you gave the pros and cons for each of the options and also gave sources for where to find equipment as well as sources for information. This is the most complete beginners guide I've ever watched and I appreciate the heck out of you for doing this. Thank you so much.

@Bo-kq8tn 2 года назад

wow, the knife sharpness demonstration was REALLY great, it was good to see how much of a difference sharpening made

@CarvingisFun 2 года назад

Thanks!! What is considered "sharp" in one person's mind will be different from another.

@welwitschia 2 года назад

Screw you so much. Arrived at this video wanting just some mindless entertainment, and now I have a full cart on Amazon and will be trying to make the little fox. You've converted someone who had not even thought about doing this in the first place 😂 Joke aside, lovely video. Thanks a lot for it 💜

@CarvingisFun 2 года назад

Ha!! It happens :)

@Jak_paczka 6 месяцев назад

im 14 and from young age i was interested in woodworking and making things from wood. this video motivated me to start so i will ask my parents ect. ect. and i will hopefully start.

@brandonschaen7308 2 года назад

I tried to get into whittling a while back and didn’t get very far, sharpening was extremely intimidating. Watching these videos has gotten me excited to break it back out and get into it again, thanks so much for these there was a serious lack of content this good for this hobby.

@dougwatkins5441 Год назад

HI Brandon I used to sharpen freehand exclusively and still do some. But I bought a lansky set that has 4 different stones and is simple as pie and will get you a razor sharp edge easy they are abou.t the same price as a good whetstone

@Jenonymouse 11 месяцев назад

I highly recommend the Burrfection videos here on RU-vid to supplement what was taught here about sharpening. The Burrfection guy is also a good calm teacher who knows how to explain himself well.

@brianserrano00 2 года назад

I whittled a wooden coat hanger that i could place into metal holes at work and keep my jacket clean. I used pieces that chipped off pallets in the warehouse and i went through quite a few of them. Seeing this now. I’m seeing a lot of the techniques you used are very similar to what i would do and it almost came naturally with doing it so much. Just thought that was interesting.

@CarvingisFun 2 года назад

You can usually figure some stuff out on your own by actively practicing it yourself with repeated practice, which is how many of us learned the craft to begin with :)

@gertrude137 2 года назад

I’m so happy I found this video. Been wanting to whittle for years, but didn’t know where to even start. Thanks man

@CarvingisFun 2 года назад

You're welcome!

@Harps-778 Месяц назад

all the other beginners guides realy arent actualy easy until i saw this channel thank you so much keep up the good work

@pinkgoth6 2 года назад

i just want to be a grizzled old cowboy carving wood by a fire while i tell my apprentice my dark past

@austindweedle7665 2 года назад

My grandpa made my whittling knives all by hand , love from the UK !!

@InfamousKiddXD 4 месяца назад

Just ordered my first kit from Amazon, going to build wood toys for my son. Your video is teaching me a lot going to keep watching thank you.

@understandingoptional 8 месяцев назад

My great grandfather taught me to whittle. He always had had his pocket knife and would whittle sticks on a bench swing, while we played in the yard. He would say, “Whistle while you whittle.” 😊

@cr33pl0rd9 2 года назад

I do not know why this popped up in my recommended but this just brought back a memory of me whittling in my Pappy's garage while he worked. I couldn't have been older then 8 or 9? Think I'm gonna pick this up and surprise him with something for his birthday

@CarvingisFun 2 года назад

Thats a great idea!

@DigitalAndInnovation 4 месяца назад

I love when someone can make an intro video and can just clearly say dont cheap out in these areas, these are less critical, and make getting started feel doable. This IS that video! Thank you!

@brianhoyle3937 6 месяцев назад

Just bought a beaver craft kit. feeling more confident after watching this video. :)

@Safesi1509 2 года назад

Just as I was thinking about 3d art and getting into whittling, I found this video... Is this a message from the master woodcarvers?

@tobiashuber8289 2 года назад

Man i just want to say thanks to you (and the YT algorithm). I had my great grandfather‘s carving tools ( ~50 Stubai and Cherry tools) laying around since I was born and allways wanted to learn whittling. My first few pieces are allready done and many more are on the way, just because of your high quality contet! Thanks a lot and cheers from Austria!

@CarvingisFun 2 года назад

You're welcome! Im glad that these videos are helping you get started!

@robvegart 2 года назад

It's good that you show your 'war carving' wounds. I have been carving for better than 25 years on and off, and always find new ways to get cut while carving in places I thought never existed...lol! It's not that carving is a risky thing, it's that 'human nature' of bravado takes over. Silly things when you drop your guard. I think because I take my time now and more so 'a little wiser', I don't get 'war carving' wounds as much.

@frogsoda 2 месяца назад

Cheaper blades are good for beginners because they teach you how to Sharpen your tools. Sharpening is one of the most important things you can learn if you want to enjoy working with wood whether it be whittling or anything else. This is my advice for anybody who wants to start with woodwork.

@amiejo 2 года назад

As a Cub Scout leader, I feel much more prepared to teach my Bear Scouts knife safety and help them earn their whittling chip! I’ll be including this video in the materials and guide for parents too! Thanks

@CarvingisFun 2 года назад

Teaching young scouts can be a bit of a challenge, especially when it comes to wood hardness. I would advise you to use balsa as it provides faster results which keeps them engaged for longer.

@amiejo 2 года назад

@@CarvingisFun thanks for the suggestion. I also like the idea of the grippy gloves to prevent us needing to practice out first aid skills too.

@askewedchimp Год назад

You are so good at telling people the things they don't even know they should ask... You are truly a teacher. You are a scholar. You, specifically you, could teach _anything_ you wanted to. Thank you for teaching us about this hobby.

@Hardtocarry 2 года назад

I went into this blind after needing something to do with my hands while out camping. I made a whetstone out of a river stone I’d ground flat and it served me well enough to whittle a bird out of young wood. This is a big step up from what I was doing, and I’m excited to learn more. Thanks for the valuable info! 😁

@mr.deathly2105 9 месяцев назад

I am pretty smart and have pretty good intuition; I was also in Boy Scouts a few years ago, so I have a few skills that either just come naturally, or are muscle memory. I have only cut myself once while working on a project of mine, and that was because I was doing something that I couldn’t see a risk in doing. I was digging out a know in the stick I had, and what I was doing was sticking my blade in and spinning it around (dull swiss). I didn’t realize how the blade would be able to jump out and angle towards me, and it did so and hit my left thumb. I started bleeding lightly, and the knife did little damage. I know I may have gotten lucky. My point being: be careful with what you do, and realize that even if you do have good intuition and or skills, things can and still will go wrong, so be prepared and wary of what you are doing. If I understood the risks, then I would have payed more attention, and would have been ready to stop my hand and the blade from moving the best that I could. Instead, I grew lax, and was not prepared. Anyways, I know that what I have said could be a little bit of a downer, but I just wanted to reflect some. Also, I want everyone who reads this to know that I do not hold myself or my skills above others. I love you all

@spiteu9272 2 года назад

I will prolly never whittle a thing in my life, but I dig the chill vibe you got.

@CarvingisFun 2 года назад

Thanks! The whole hobby itself is relaxing to me and I guess it shows in how I present it :)

@cutley2b Год назад

Thanks very much for this informative video. Am thinking of giving whittling a try since am tired of spending tons of $$ on gardening only to be rewarded with $3 worth of cucumbers. Your video was great!

@Cazza1206 Год назад

I feel your gardening pain 😔

@vonvolfie2117 Год назад

Love your video, even a year later! Very helpful guide for knowing what I'm getting into with woodworking. Thank you! Here's some timestamps for navigating the video: 00:00 : Intro 00:48 : Picking a Whittling Knife 06:57 : Picking Wood to Carve 09:00 : Safety Gloves/Equipment 11:20 : Sharpening Your Knife 14:25 : Step 1 - Shape the Cutting Edge 16:17 : Step 2 - Refine the Cutting Edge 17:30 : Step 3 - Create A Burr on the Edge 19:20 : Step 4 - Start Removing the Burr 20:14 : Step 5 - Hone Sharp 24:24 : Basic Cuts to Master 28:38 : Common Whittling Mistakes 31:50 : Project Ideas for Beginners

@stellastarfield1111 2 года назад

Growing up I was always curious about whittling but I had no idea where to start or how it works. Your videos are amazing. Tyyy

@-UrbanSurvivor Год назад

I really have watched some totally useless channels from youtubers who just want to show off their skills, this channel does not do that, whilst still having skills the education is out of this world, im lucky in that i found this before getting too far into whittling, i know this channel has saved me hundreds of pounds on wasting money on rubbish tool, and has also saved me a trip to the hospital because you bother to go into safety and proper knife safety, love this channels content, perfect information for anyone wanting to get into the hobby, you havnt got anywhere near the subs you deserve, thanks for all the superb videos

@CarvingisFun Год назад

thank you! That right there is the entire channels goal; save money, stay safe, get creative, and have fun!

@littlemack3528 Год назад

I’ve always wanted to try my hand at whittling but never knew there were this many things to know about it! Honestly made me more interested in trying it out

@heneedsloveoooh 2 года назад

PLSSS i have never even BEEN interesting in whittling before but i got the fox video in my reccomended and now i am-

@tablighibayans 9 месяцев назад

12:32 sharpening stone ( sharp pebble) Oil stone 400- 600 grit 800- 1000 grit

@user-qe2mx8es1c Год назад

Just ordered my first pieces, I love this channel and been following it for a while. Since I realized I spend most of my free time at home, this seems like a very relaxing thing to do when I don't feel like playing guitar.

@KG-th3cr 2 года назад

My grandfather from Arkansas used to do this and chew at the same time. He would jokingly offer me some "Cope'" and tell me "It'll make you whittle better." Miss you grandpa.

@killjoy8637 Год назад

i love the way he says "dont worry about it" at every point because i did infact worry at every point

@WanderingHermitCrab 6 месяцев назад

I just jumped in blind last night. Had no idea what I wanted to make, kinda just started cutting to see what would start taking shape. I ended up with some kind of featureless cat head as the result of my first session. I'm definitely going to need to have a long watch session of these types of videos because I had no idea how to make any cut past shaving off tiny pieces.

@joidss 4 месяца назад

i really appreciate this small crash course, it's really helpful :) i find carving and woodworking really interesting and wanted to get into it to make something small for my boyfriend's birthday

@beastamer1990s 9 месяцев назад

Tried whittling hardwood with an axe. Turns out they're incredibly sharp. And fingernails are softer than jarrah. 😅 Thinking of buying a gerber downwind caper fixed blade knife, 7c steel should be 60-63 rockwell hardness and it has a nice choke on the blade. not sure about the edge angle though, will need some more research

@OrderOfWoods 2 года назад

Thank you for this informative video for beginners! As a beginner myself I ordered my first Whittling knifes pair. I want to carve some cooking tools for my niece as a presents. Thank you!

@CarvingisFun 2 года назад

You're welcome!! Im glad you found the video helpful :)

@jacobvisor3034 2 года назад

I was fortunate enough to inherit several of my grandfather’s woodcarving knives, many of them made by himself, a few by various knife makers in South Texas. I need to get them back into use. His name was Les Visor, and he was a proud member of the Texas Woodcarver’s Guild. I love that his work is on display in at least a few places, I have a few of his works myself. Pieces of Pop.

@GoobieMienette 4 месяца назад

Thank you so much Brian. I listen to your videos while I do my boring chores. You made my day! Thank you

@hushfur 2 года назад

You've taught me so much after 2 videos! I already know 3 cuts, (stop cut, wedge cut, sweep cut) you are so educational and fun!

@commenter1245 Год назад

My goodness, you are articulate. I was feeling overwhelmed about where to start learning about whittling. I have learner's anxiety. Your video effortlessly glided me through so much material. It was fun to watch and you answered the many questions I have. I thank you immensely for the time, thoughtfulness and camera work you put into making this video (and for including all the links to the products in the comments). I am ready to start gathering the tools and to watch your project videos. I dearly needed a hobby because I had become all work and no play. Whittling has appealed to me for along time but I didn't know how to start. This video has got me launched. Your work means a lot and will no doubt improve my life. With gratitude, Kelly

@CarvingisFun Год назад

Im glad that you found the video helpful!!

@dcarmxd Год назад

I am fast approaching retirement age and have wanted to get into carving for a long time but didn’t really know where to start. Your how-to videos are invaluable. I bought a set of Flex Cuts based on your reviews. I look forward to getting started. Keep up the great work.

@monikasturm2575 Год назад

Ok just used your link to get my beaver craft starter kit. Can't wait till it gets here, I used to do tons of whittling with a flexcut but can't find my old whittling kit for the life of me. I have a new grandbaby and have been making him toys with my scroll saw but it just doesn't satisfy me like whittling.

@monikasturm2575 Год назад

Woot! It came in today and already made a mushroom fairy house and half of a leprechaun will finish the other half after my thumb stops bleeding, but hey the set came with 2 Band-Aids. Lmao guess that's the learning curve.

@at6098 Год назад

Got my kids each a kit for Christmas and really appreciate your video for them to watch

@Fildoggy 10 месяцев назад

Wow, I tried getting into this 2 years ago but I remember there being no good video guides on how to start. This channel is awesome I'm definitely gonna get a set

@xglitchy_yt4005 2 года назад

Hey Brian, I’m interested in dragons. If possible I would love it if you did a dragons for beginners video and l would be able to follow along and maybe branch off from that. I’m hoping to get a whittling kit this coming Christmas and if you made a video like that I would be very happy. Love the videos, the channel, and the sculptures.

@CarvingisFun 2 года назад

Howdy! I do have plans for making a dragon tutorial, however I'm struggling to make an easy to follow process for beginners. There will be a video, but I dont know when it will be yet.

@xglitchy_yt4005 2 года назад

@@CarvingisFun Thanks, if you’re having trouble making it easier for beginners, that’s fine. I cont make you work harder or faster ( to be honest I might not even be able to do the fox which is my favorite beginning sculpture you’ve made. Also you do work really hard on this and I don’t want to rush you)Take all the time you need, I don’t even have a knife for whittling yet so I’m not rushing anything. It’s your work so if you need time that’s fine. Love the videos man. Honestly keep up the great work, you’re amazing!

@Steenogreeno 2 месяца назад

New to whittling thank you!!

@fatmangaming2720 Год назад

Schrade knives makes a knife for wood carving and it has multiple blade types on it. It has 1095 carbon steel blades and can be bought for just a little over $20 bucks.

@terrystrong9787 Год назад

Thanks for a very thorough class on all the basics in about 33 minutes

@incompetentpolitician3351 Год назад

whittling always seemed real cool. I'm inspired to start

@RajaStoykor Год назад

Thanks, this should make me a whittle bit better!

@Liquidgrin Год назад

This is a great introduction to whittling. I want to learn and I am happy that I watched your video

@miaskaffloth9733 Год назад

Incredible tutorial! Most in depth yet not overly complicated, and comprehensive guide I've seen!

@rinthecat3113 2 года назад

Thank you for this video. I've wanted to whittle since I was a kid but never knew where to start. I spent the evening looking at knives on Amazon and after ordering a set (glad I decided to go with the Beaver Craft ones and not something cheaper) I decided I better get an Idea of how to start and this was perfect, I'm much more confident about getting started than I was.

@agentpia 2 года назад

This has taught me more than the wood carving merit badge

@SilverBack. 3 месяца назад

Thank you for sharing this Very interesting and tutorial video

@taylortalkslife6496 2 года назад

Thank you so much for this! I've been wanting to get into whittling but there aren't enough videos talking about what you need to get and do in order to get started. This was so helpful and you've earned a new subscriber :D

@traceyhilder6640 2 месяца назад

Thank you new subscriber my two children want to try it so I’m here learning the safely side and about best tools and kits saved so I can come back and watch again

@CarvingisFun 2 месяца назад

If you have any questions, feel free to ask!

@bfboobie 2 года назад

This is a fantastic tutorial, full of good info for a noob like me. I'm so excited to practice whittling now especially after watching this. Thank you much for sharing this. Also interesting you're the first person I've seen draw the blade edge backward along a sharpening stone, rather than forward

@CarvingisFun 2 года назад

We all have our own way to sharpen, but the end result speaks for itself.

@Hairball786 2 года назад

I haven't done any whittling or carving in nearly 30 years. Probably a little rusty. 😆 Great vid, Man. Thanks!

@joeurban3724 2 года назад

Fantastic guide.I finally understand how to use a strop . I especially like the sharpening section since having a sharp knife is essential.

@tess9535 2 года назад

you've inspired me to try whittling again :) I tried once but I had zero experience and I couldn't find things that I wanted to make. but ur tutorials are so helpful and not too complicated and I love all ur little animals and things, so I'd love to try making them too. ty for putting all I need to know in one video, makes it easy to go back at refresh everything haha

@AnimeHairSyndrome 2 года назад

Huh this is really eye opening. I've always made a distinction between whittling and carving where stuff like this is carving and whittling is just going at whatever stick is handy with your pocket knife to pass the time, so the more specialized knives and proper wood blanks are a surprise to se in a whittling video.

@CarvingisFun 2 года назад

Yeppers!! There's a bunch of stuff made just for whittling!

@laura631 2 года назад

So cool! Thank you for the description of each step. The figures in the background are very beautiful. :)

@Moebeast09 Год назад

I started wood carving and whittling a while ago And can confirm Leathermans and Swiss Army knives are good for beginners so some of the pointers he has are correct however if you’re actually gonna wheel some thing like an object say a knife or anything else wear safety gloves I’ve gotten like three cuts so wear safety

@samuelallen6494 Год назад

Can't wait to start doing this it seems so fun and relaxing

@xiaoyu88 2 года назад

I just came across this very good inspirational video and wanted to share - I am not whittling at all, just thought about it and saw the Victorinox. I use the Swisschamp for 15 years or more, and used it many times for many hobbies I do. The lock on the blade (Slip Joint I think?) is VERY dangerous (Like he said, no matter how good you are) and you should think about it before trying to start with it, that it because it is readily available most of the time, and you dont know how to hold a blade (or think you know) and next up is the blade closed on you with great force and that's...that's really bad. I did get bit a few times in my life but since I got the blade snap at me because I was probably an idiot, looking at the closed knife with my finger 2mm away for its path...Damn, please be careful guys, and thank you sir for the great video.

@RingOffRosie 2 года назад

Whittling and carving looks so incredibly fun, I will make sure that I am going to try this and enjoy it! ^^

@maxs-lz4pn 2 года назад

Ruh roh! I'm hooked already, can't wait to finally get into whittling!

@rocket69218 Год назад

Thanks for the video, I've not started whittling yet, but this was a very helpful primer. It's also given me the confidence to have a go at sharpening my swiss army knives too.

@katik4208 2 года назад

You inspire me to pick up whittling again...

@mohaganjr Год назад

Nice video! Stumbled upon it and may try whittling myself now. Great breakdown. Thank you.

@angelamcdonagh1026 2 года назад

This guy is a genius so professional and doesn’t skip any details. Must say this is the best utube video that I have seen.you could learn so much from this man. Some on here tell you their life story before they begin, others can be talented but the music or voices end up giving me a migraine. THANK YOU for sharing your talent and what a wonderful teacher you would make ( if you are not already) . Angie 😊🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

@CarvingisFun 2 года назад

Thank you!!

@OutlawRecovery 3 месяца назад

This is something I’ve wanted to get into for awhile, your video made it feel a lot less intimidating, I’m excited to get started!

@CarvingisFun 3 месяца назад

Yay! Im glad 😊 That is the goal of the channel after all!

@Mythologos 2 года назад

My first whittling supplies arrive tomorrow, I can't wait to get started!

@arnikabass3767 2 года назад

This is a fantastically helpful and well presented video. THANK YOU!

@whittler0507 2 года назад

Excellent teaching for the young carvers ..Thank you sir for your time

@CarvingisFun 2 года назад

Thanks Gene!

@hoseinstar9661 2 года назад

Thanks for comprehensive explanation 🌷🙏

@lisak5274 Год назад

As a newbie I found this so informative & comprehensive. Looking forward to my knives coming next week. Thankyou !

@V00Two 2 года назад

Just ordered my supplies I’m so excited!!

@AmandaHanleyDalzell Год назад

This is so thorough and helpful, thank you!

@markrawlins47 9 месяцев назад

Fantastic introduction to whittling! I almost bought the wrong knife before seeing this. I'll get the flexcut (which is also a third of the price). Thanks and keep up the great work!

@flaviaascani5156 Год назад

Lots of excellent up front necessary info- thank you

@JEBOOUTDOORS 4 месяца назад

Great Video, very informative, many thanks!

@cansarinducin5338 2 года назад

A family member recently died and I happened to get some carved things. One was a bear and what do you know it looks exactly like the one in this thumbnail. I'm glad I ran into this video this morning. Right when I thought I was going to have a rough day.

@CarvingisFun 2 года назад

Good things present themselves in the most unlikely places! I'm happy the video provided you some happiness today :)

@sedona6594 2 года назад

Thank you for this! You've provided a great resource here. I make tables with my grandparents' woodworking/resin business, and I've been curious for a while about finer work. Have explored the channel a bit, think I'm hooked :)

@nirau 2 года назад

Great and clear introduction! Thank you for this video, I'm going to start whittling with my swiss army knife and we'll see where it goes :)

@juandeleonjr4997 11 месяцев назад

Great video. I've been wanting to get into whittling and bought some books, but you videos help out more where the books lack explanation. I was going to start buying the tools but was hesitant on which brands, but your video helped out a lot and I have ordered the knife, basswood and strop. Thank you.

@randmthght 2 года назад

Thank you so much. That's exactly the information I need to know for now

@michaelseguin243 Год назад

Quality training video. Kudos sir.

@Cynocehali Год назад

Those figures are awesome! Would love to gift my baby boy something like this.

@fenixstellar9148 2 года назад

thank you for this video! it was easy to understand for a complete beginner and non-native English speaker like myself.

@karasu1982 2 года назад

Alright maybe I can do this. I'm going to have to explore this channel more. Thank you for the inspiration.

@CarvingisFun 2 года назад

You got rhis!!

@miniaturasenovelinhas522 Год назад

I draw and I was looking forward to try wood sculpings, this video is really interesting and relaxing, it's good to see other types of art and maybe try it

@jo3ywils0n39 6 месяцев назад

that SAK is a Camper model and totally has a saw. I have the same one. It's not exactly intuitive, but you open it from the end of the tool rather than from the side. Just learned there was a pin on mine - crazy how many features they pack into these things.