WOODWORKNG, Totem Pole Carving PT 2, With Tom Lafortune

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@TheRedhawke 6 лет назад

WoW as person with over 3 decades of chainsaw experience watching Tom match those undercuts and keeping everything on both side symmetrical even though he can't see the other side is amazing. Great video Mr. S.C.

@stillawake76 6 лет назад

Tom should definitely have his own channel. It would appeal to a much wider audience than just woodworking enthusiasts. I could easily see a start-to-finish totem time-lapse video going viral.

@Thom4123 6 лет назад

Tom is truly an artist and woodworking master in my humble opinion. Could not believe how it comes together but how smooth a finish he gets with a chainsaw. Awesome series can't wait to see part 3 !!!

@edwardquan 6 лет назад

I love your videos man - calm music of people showing consummate skill and knowledge is absolutely beautiful to watch. That guy is surgically accurate with that chainsaw - an absolute pleasure to watch. You are literally able to see the knowledge and experience that this man has - beautiful.

@Codyheart1 3 года назад

The sculpture has been beautiful at every single point of its development. Really stunning in its abstract form.

@kbosell3812 6 лет назад

Seriously, I can't get enough of this. MOAR, PLEASE!!!

@YuraKvadrat132 6 лет назад

I admire such people.

@averychiasson3787 6 лет назад

I love watching a woodworker also from BC to see all the art and culture that we have

@morrow.m 6 лет назад

Tom! You are the man. A true master with that saw. It’s so relaxing and engrossing to watch you make it look so easy.

@louisboem5264 6 лет назад

love this series great video

@arielroberts3768 6 лет назад

That was the most interesting and relaxing video to watch, thanks for doing this series!

@MichaelAlm 6 лет назад

Very cool to see that! cant wait for the next one

@AielKekkonen 6 лет назад

Great job at pumping out videos this week!

@_JS96 6 лет назад

Was really looking forward to the next episode!

@j2woodwerks121 6 лет назад

Way awesome! Looking forward to the next video.

@ethanyotter7874 6 лет назад

more totem pole stuff! this has been one of my favorite side projects that you've done. have a good time in Japan!

@Lazywatchsmith 6 лет назад

Awesome! Thank you!

@lockodonis 6 лет назад

Great vid samurai.... I always love the choice of music too...

@thenatedog 6 лет назад

That's a really good edit thanks for sharing that video.

@Ulsaf 6 лет назад

Amazing, would love to see you do this.

@timhuynh3064 6 лет назад

Different kind of woodworking that's an art form got to appreciate it.

@latherrinserepeat8615 6 лет назад

If I could like a hundred times I would. Absolutely love your channel dude! I look forward to your content every week. I'm becoming a wood geek thanks to your vids. Keep up the good work and if you ever make it to Wisconsin beers are on me.

@Fabian7024 6 лет назад

Keep the vids coming!

@robzilla2165 6 лет назад

Tom does some badass work considering the size of that bar on his saw... He's a stud for sure . Great video, thanks for posting

@crazytimber1767 6 лет назад

Good Work and a nice Video

@aFLYJF 6 лет назад

what a beast with that chain saw

@thomasarussellsr 6 лет назад

Looking amazing. Can't wait for the finale. Can't wait also, for Jessie to try his hand at chainsaw carving. I think a Samurai totem would look great at the entrance to your shop. You should definitely do it.

@oneshotme 6 лет назад

Cool Enjoyed!!

@garmar704 6 лет назад

The smell of cedar there must be delicious! Thank you for this awesome presentation, Samurai. It's very much appreciated

@georgeshaw8276 6 лет назад

Good to see you back from Japan. I was afraid you were gonna stay. I loved Japan when I was there back in the 80s with the Air Force.

@Tbowie13 Год назад

I'm a chisel and gouge carver, watching him do the equivalent of stop cuts and so on with a chainsaw is fascinating

@johnhartley3596 6 лет назад

Great video. I'd like to continue to see a mix of crafty woodworking projects and basic home construction "how-to" lessons.

@momartens5965 6 лет назад

Mr. Lafortune needs his own channel STAT. I would watch the hell out of that. I would also love to hear about the individual and spiritual meanings behind the totems and his work. I realize that might be a private journey for each piece but just watching him make them is amazing! Thanks for including this kind of thing in your channel and safe trip to Japan :).

@hitnorcal 6 лет назад

so cool

@el1061 6 лет назад

Great Vid I'd like more totem poles carving pleeeeeaaaaaaaase

@Lopedog100 6 лет назад

Nice 👍

@neilizer 6 лет назад

I was only wondering about this series the other day.......

@mindgame112 6 лет назад

Where do you get the music from??

@mmmmmmm8706 Год назад

Samurai, u got any info on the hand tools used for native carving? Like how to make them? Or anyone have info on it?

@peternufc1981 6 лет назад

You should make one mate for your garden 👌

@blurboards1 6 лет назад

All the people concerned with his lack of safety equipment. Maybe y'all should worry about yourselves and let the old timer do it the way he's always done it. He's damn good at it!

@akshooter271 6 лет назад

Derek Mcclenahan turns out we would rather have this master craftsman keep doing his art rather than loose his life, eye sight, or other necessary thing. Have you ever seen what a chainsaw kicking back can do to a person?

@blurboards1 6 лет назад

akshooter271 I understand that, as would I. But unfortunately I don't think any amount of people voicing their concerns on the internet in regards to his safety is going to change his habits. I worked around a lot of old timers in construction and they're one stubborn group of people. My dad was wearing gloves and the chainsaw went right through it and almost cut his fingers off. He was lucky to say the least.

@tomlafortune7421 6 лет назад

Sharp saw and experienced hands. Nuff said?

@akshooter271 6 лет назад

Tom Lafortune and yet none of that will matter when you're bleeding out on the floor of your shop.

@coreytaylor447 6 лет назад

i like what you are saying. this guy is a master at his craft, he knows what would cause the chain saw lash back, he knows what to do and how to handle it, and he knows how to avoid it. its like a black smith no longer needing gloves to smith, it would be safer, but they know when they need it and when its unnecessary

@bsouza1675 6 лет назад

When showing a multipart series can you Auto link to the next episode? Just a thought, thank you

@SmokyFrosty 6 лет назад

i just want to see something finished, and you deserve your deck to be finished so.. go do it!

@ch34pskate16 5 лет назад

Amazing artist.I hope he is passing his knowledge and talent on to an apprentice

@makita883 5 лет назад

Love your videos! But I was disappointed that you didn’t show the totem pole completed.

@uniballoutlaw 6 лет назад

Maybe a shop size Samurai Totem (Cigar Store Indian style) with an Alec Steel Damascus Samurai sword in his hand

@duchessds74 6 лет назад

Have you ever made a traditional Japanese tub?

@Mikhandmaker 6 лет назад

Great vídeo my friend ;-)

@nathanweese3812 5 лет назад

Its gonna look awesome next to paintings of our dogs playing poker! But what do you think, Runswithpremise?

@addictedartist4416 6 лет назад

I found that of all things in woodworking, the hardest part is to learn to fail.

@KirtFitzpatrick 6 лет назад

Safe to say that Tom knows his way around a chainsaw. Hilarious. I do believe you're right about that.

@dethlife111 6 лет назад

samurai carpenter and mtm wood collaboration.

@scttg5697 6 лет назад

Woop Woop

@BeauJustin 6 лет назад

Samurai Ghost Masks on the totem pole, bro.

@asahearts1 6 лет назад

You could go in Metatron's channel to see some good examples of Samurai armor. That would look cool af.

@willflamank5180 6 лет назад

how much does a bit of wood like that cost?

@trappenator96 6 лет назад

Build an outdoor sauna !

@omerfarukaykac7897 6 лет назад

When its all end you have to build smaller version of totem

@vileguile4 6 лет назад

Cant decide what to vote on :/

@ainsleyportee5169 6 лет назад

Msr saeri carpenter if you would please make more Japanese time lapse video my social studies teacher loves your videos and so do my class mates we've been watching them for the past 2 weeks we love your vids but we finished all the time lapse and we even watched the guy make that chizzle for you. So PLEASE make for time lapsed Japanese wood work vids our 6th grade class loves them -Ainsley

@rubenbywater3610 6 лет назад

Is the sawblade meant to be that dull so it is smoother?

@tomlafortune7421 6 лет назад

ruben bywater If my saw was dull I'd never be able to plunge cut or use the chain to rasp and smooth the surfaces. Been doing this for 46yrs and enjoy novice comments. Bwahahahahaha

@rubenbywater3610 6 лет назад

Tom Lafortune ok i fix them for industrail use i didnt know thanks

@seantap1415 6 лет назад

Do you even chainsaw BRO......MAD SKILLS

@StewFairweather 6 лет назад

I think you mean "BRO....MAD STIHL'S" no?

@8gmm8 6 лет назад

gimme more that goodshit

@edgarderschmied4497 6 лет назад

Send Alec all the used chainsaw chains, he could make an awesome damascus out of them.

@usageorgepa.3293 6 лет назад

Your website,,,, Can't order plans for wood tool box,,,no place for my shipping address... Please fix it like the other plans... Thank you....

@VikingCarpenter 6 лет назад

Blueprints?

@morrow.m 6 лет назад

Viking Carpenter haha! “Uh yeah, let me just print em out real quick!” 🤓😂

@VikingCarpenter 6 лет назад

No hurry, I'll start carving only tomorrow 🗿

@likearockcm 6 лет назад

blueprints? he don't need no stinkin blueprints ,it's art he's an artist!

@Walafoc99 6 лет назад

What type of wood is that?

@garmar704 6 лет назад

cedar

@edgarderschmied4497 6 лет назад

Where was THE CHISEL OF POWER in this video?

@liamfisher2919 6 лет назад

I just want to sweep up

@robmckennie4203 6 лет назад

Does that hat say New Zealand? That's so cool, i'm from New Zealand

@tomlafortune7421 6 лет назад

Rob Mckennie as a matter of fact, we were in Auckland for the world master games in April

@amyyaal 6 лет назад

no face mask, no ear plug, no protective gear ? no problem.

@chrisis9030 6 лет назад

+ amy-Yaal Yehudai Until a good tinnitus kicks in. Which is a horrible thing to suffer from. I REALLY don't get why he doesn't protect his hearing at all.

@akshooter271 6 лет назад

Somebody get that dude some chaps.

@Matt_E_96 6 лет назад

Is it me or should stihl sponsor this guy?

@edgarderschmied4497 6 лет назад

Or the gas station :D

@rasmuspedersen2605 6 лет назад

maybe they should start sponser some safety gear :D

@daudbarry 6 лет назад

Erm, he's a husky man...

@nathanwells5928 6 лет назад

That guy must have a chronic stuffed nose with all that sawdust he's making

@toddmaywood5362 3 года назад

Craving no chain sawing???

@stephboeker7835 6 лет назад

Shop looks nice ~ but ~ BUT ~ you may want to use your rifle more often or dust it off from time to time ! Hehehehehehe :) Safe travels to and from Japan.

@ColtaineCrows 6 лет назад

Man some of those cuts had my asshole puckered tight enough to make diamonds. Bit of scepticism towards plunging after I had one kick out on me once.

@lewisjack432 6 лет назад

erm, k

@tomlafortune7421 6 лет назад

Experience, I have had kickbacks in the past , but my ole man usdd to say , if you learnd nothing from that , put the dammed saw down

@BlackWit11 6 лет назад

Imagine how much work and time would go in this b4 chainsaws were available and it all had to be done by hand, I assume using nothing more than axe and knife?!

@spaalqutsi 3 года назад

Stone adze, stone blades, she'll tools, wood mallets, and very important fire 🔥 long process

@KeepUpTheFPS 6 лет назад

The wood grain is amazing, it looks like damascus

@SD_Alias 2 года назад

When the shavings count and not the piece of furniture… ;)

@ecstaticbanana1063 6 лет назад

Little known fact- The first chainsaw was invented by the Native Americans to carve totem poles.

@JacobvsRex 6 лет назад

if it wasn't it should have been!

@robertk5886 6 лет назад

what tribe is Tom from?

@tomlafortune7421 6 лет назад

robert k coast salish

@robertk5886 6 лет назад

Very cool keep up the great work Tom

@rualert1602 6 лет назад

As always I love your videos and have seen every one (I think.) But I am very tired of that music and I'm sure you're not the only one who uses it. Thanks.

@SteveisTall 6 лет назад

I've so many questions as to why he does things the way he does them. Any chance you can do part 3 with a voice over that explains his process please?

@matthewkelly99 6 лет назад

Hey man, you should think about finding some new music. Your tracks are sounding a bit stale. Other than that you're doing a great job, keep it up.

@kaspar3210 6 лет назад

I don't have time to watch it now, so I just stopped by to like and comment :)

@philipholmessr1122 6 лет назад

Hey mr carpenter stick some pow wow music in your indigenous carving documentary's or something indigenous ' for background music .

@BigBoyLies 6 лет назад

chisel and hammer? for what?

@jeffsmith-ng6vz 6 лет назад

Details

@reforzar 6 лет назад

He probably has bear hands.

@ZylonFPV 6 лет назад

A great video, but the chainsaw sounds were way too loud. Totally ruined the chill of my living room 😂

@embeaston 6 лет назад

Zylon FPV Yea getting audio right is one of the most difficult things to do.

@moopyhedgehog6037 6 лет назад

why did he waste all the time and wood in the beginning carving out that shape in the middle when he could have just took the majority of that chunk out in one piece? was he just finding the sculpt he wanted to go for?