February 3, 20197 yr comment_176927 Mighty fine Gene. He probably don't have a Wood Carvers Supply close by...I save all my broken and wore out drill bits for later use. Most of mine I grind down for counter sinks for real small wood screws. A good video! Report
February 6, 20197 yr comment_177231 Very talented considering what little he has for tools. Wonder what the wood is...seemed to be very fibrous species. Report
February 6, 20197 yr Author comment_177306 An example of making do with what you have. In this case, he came up with a new kind of cutter. Kinda like a powered pen knife. Report
February 8, 20197 yr comment_177535 On 2/6/2019 at 7:45 AM, Gene Howe said: An example of making do with what you have. My old CO used to say, "We work with what we have, not what we wish for." Sage advice, but at the time I was a bit young to appreciate it. Report
February 8, 20197 yr comment_177598 Was that a rotary tool or a vibrating one? At least he has electricity. Herb Report
February 8, 20197 yr Author comment_177601 33 minutes ago, Dadio said: Was that a rotary tool or a vibrating one? At least he has electricity. Herb I thought it was a rotary tool. He's using a rotary hand piece, anyway. Report
February 8, 20197 yr comment_177604 I don't think he could move through maple that easy. But I understand people who carve with knives like soft wood. He is using a rotary tool . Report
February 8, 20197 yr comment_177605 One advantage he has over the bits I use, he sharpens quite a ways back so he can lay it down on the wood and it acts like a scraper if needed.. Report
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