Woodcarving "Lion head" ►► Timelapse 

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Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it. 😊

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Aww. Thank you! You make me blush 😊 Thank you for being here for so long. 😁

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I have planed to build a new workshop in the future, when this happen I have also planed to make a Livestream in the new workspace. At the moment I have not enough room for more cameras.

WieselRobot where do you get ur wood?

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Thank you! I use a regular camcorder and speed it up afterwards. You could also use a smartphone. Most times I edit with adobe premiere. Settings? Depends on which camera I use and what or where I recording. I always change it to manual camera setting and test it before I record.

Thanks for the valuable feedback and advice..............I'm trying to do similar with a wax carving from start to finish using time--lapse photo technique with a mirrorless camera. My problem is the wax carving takes about 30 hours in total and I have to condense down to 2 mins max clip.

Thank you! 😁 Mostly I use pinus cembra (Zirbe, Stone pine). It grows in the Alps where I live. Sometimes I also use limewood (Linde, basswood).

Mostly I use Pinus cembra (Stone pine/Zirbe) and grows in the alps. I also carve sometimes Linden (Linde, Limewood). The woodcarving set i use cost a lot. But it pays off, because this carvingtools last very long. Most time i use StubaiTools: (www.stubai.com/index.php/en/woodworkingtools/serie-52-k) or Pfeil-Tools: (www.pfeiltools.com/en/products.html).

I have visit a private woodcarving school in Austria. There also exists carving courses, carving books, DVD's and Tutorial-videos to learn carving.

Sorry, currently I don't sell and take only orders here in Austria where I live. 😯 Maybe ask a sculptor near you.😊

Danke schön! Ich hab es in einer Schnitzschule gelernt. Du kannst aber auch Schnitzkurse belegen, falls du mit schnitzen anfangen willst. Du kannst auch einen Bildhauer in deiner Umgebung besuchen, der kann dir auch ein paar Tipps geben. Die meisten Videos die man finden kann sind entweder auf Englisch, sind ziemlich alt oder zeigen nur schnitzen mit einem Taschenmesser.

Thanks! This is Pinus cembra (Stone pine/Zirbe) and grows in the Alps where I live.

Thanks. Yeah the look of the grain was right but pine here splinters if you try to work it like that. Great piece.

I use pinus cembra (Zirbe, stonepine,...) or limewood ( Linde).

I buy it always at a Sawmill.

I used pinus cembra (Stone pine, Zirbe). It gows in the Alps where I live.