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Nice design. So smooth. Thank you.

Well done. Thank you.

Nice

Soo much wood..so little time

I love carving Gnome homes in bark...Too much fun

I like that you just show what to do and dont talk all the time.

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I really love this you have inspired me thank you.! 😊

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Sooooo Beautiful! Thank you for Sharing

Very cool😎

Nicely done! Will put the whale tail on my growing list of carvings to try.Thanks for the tutorial!

Another excellent tutorial, very detailed instruction. 2 thumbs up 👍👍

Another cool tutorial, thanks for sharing.

Put a clamp around the log piece ( horizontal) then use another clamp to secure the first to your bench. (Vertical) Hope this helps

Great tutorial, love the kits. Are they for sale and where can I purchase one? Thanks for sharing

Amazing ! Thx !

Nice piece of kit! Ordered one today. Are you happy with it?

You have gone to another world where no artist has been before Dempsey. Much aroha from your Maori brother.

👏👏👏👏👏👏🫶🫶🫶🇲🇰👋🇲🇰👋🇲🇰

While filming this event, I had no clue what many of them had just been through during production of A Cut Above (Discovery Channel)... adds a whole new dimension watching it back now. Looking at you Jesse Toso, John Hayes, Chris Wood!

Just discovered your channel and am going to be up all night binge watching. I like your style.

Absolutely beautiful ❤❤❤❤

Peace and quite.

On the eastern slopes of the Rockies in Canada ❤

Absolutely phenomenal. Lost for words but immense gratitude to Dempsey Bob!

Is the reason you use coffee because it has tanic acid in it? I do natural cloth dye, and I was wondering if some of the items I use that have tannin in them would work, as well. 🤔

That's fantastic! Great job on those details! 🤌

Holy moly. some impressive “carvings”. Love the peace love monkeys. 👏 Followed by the Boy and Dragon. 👍

Chetwynd is named after The Honourable "William Ralph Talbot Chetwynd" (Juyl 28, 1890-April 3, 1957). He was Director of the PGE Railway (now CN Rail), a BC Social Credit Party member, and a politician for British Columbia Legislative Assembly for Cariboo (1952-1957). The railway was built north to Chetwynd by 1957-58. I lived there as teenager in the 1960s & early 70s. Of course, it was smaller then. As a student, I worked at the saw mill a couple of times and off-and-on at most other places in town, especially a Texaco gas station--now long gone. I actually lived upstairs in the town's museum building when it was located down on the highway (South Access Road). I believe it was the town's first Post Office and grocery store (in the 1950s) before I got there. The building was moved up the hill and made into the museum at sometime later, long after I was gone. If I was still there, I would be a pioneer. Now a Big City boy in Vancouver. The locals have true grit---much to be admired.---Chuck Gardiner

Youre carving very nice...how can l find cotton wood?

You must have been very happy to get that bark. Didn't see you at the Western Canada Carving Event in LEDUC in September. Your spoons are getting great. PS Ayla & I are no longer.

Echt cool 👍🥰

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That's a tortoise though.

Adorable Adria!!

Well done 👌👏👏👏❤️👍

🥰😍 aww

Cool

Sup I guess I’m here first

Nice धेरै राम्रो छ

Looks really nice!!! 💗💗💗

so this is how it feels to have time xd

That’s beautiful

Those are absolutely gorgeous

That looks awesome

What Pinter ya got?

Nice jewelry boxes. Where did you get your forstner bits?