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Morgans Creations
United States
Registrace 30. 05. 2011
This channel is for carvers of all skill levels but mainly focuses on helping the beginning carver get started. I cover the topics of caricature design all the way to the actual carving of the design with some extra's along the way.
Halloween Pen Turning
Woodturningz.com offered a Kickstarter campaign for a Halloween Pen Kit. I got involved and received my kit, so I decided to make a quick video of the first pen I turned from the kit. Pens will be available on my Square space store. Enjoy….
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Carvin & Cocktails New Video Series
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With this series we are testing the waters with telling carving stories, carving tool reviews, and interviews with other carvers telling their story. This first video is just two woodcarvers having a good time talking about how we got started and the friendships we have made through woodcarving.
October 5, 2023
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This video is an unboxing of the prize pack for the Woodcarving Illustrated knife blade cover carving contest. Thank you to everyone who voted for my knife blade cover, landing me in the top 5 entries. It was an honor as I really don’t enter contests, so Thank You again to all the voted. There is a new carving contest for Santa Carvings…I have included the direct link to my entry if you are int...
Just a little time lapse video of turning a pen
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Just a short quick video done in time lapse of turning a pen using Shadua wood.
Backwoods Hillbilly Bottle Stopper Part 3
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We finish the bottle stopper carving for this series.
Backwoods Hillbilly Bottle Stopper Part 2
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In this video we will get the shaping completed and start carving some detail to the bottle stopper. This series will be three parts in total.
Carving the Backwoods Hillbilly Bottle Stopper Part 1
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This is the first video in the series of carving the backwoods hillbilly bottle stopper that was voted on last December. There are three parts to this series so be sure to check out all three videos. Morgans Creations Facebook : www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwiNuJey6PL8AhU5EmIAHbesAK0QFnoECA4QAQ&url=https://www. Mowoodcarver/&usg=AOvVaw3vy0Q-g2FNwk...
Let’s Talk about a few Knives….
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We take a look at Beavercraft knife vs. NEWURBAN knife and my thoughts on them. There are few others sprinkled in the mix that I talk about.
Carving the Street Corner Trashy Santa Ornament
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The holiday season just would not be complete without carving the street corner Santa that is down on his luck. Just a quick little ornament project that can be carved with just a knife and few micro gouges. Make this street corner Santa as dirty and crusty as your imagination will let you. Looking to purchase the Street Corner Trashy Santa Ornament, click the link below. my-site-101636-108305....
NEWURBAN Christmas Carving Kit Review - Christmas Tree and Santa Pattern....Link in Description
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This is a review of the NEWURBAN brand Christmas carving kit sold on Amazon. The kit contains everything you need to get carving on two projects. I did the unboxing of the kit as well as carve the Christmas tree project included in this kit. It contains everything you need to make two full complete carvings from start to finish. For the money this kit is an excellent value for anyone looking to...
Carving the Gnomebilly
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Simple project of carving a mini Gnomebilly from an 1”x1”x2-1/2” block of basswood. I use two tools to carve this little figure, “V” tool and a knife.
Upcoming Video Series Voting
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This video is for the upcoming bottle stopper that the subscribers get to vote on which one they want to carve in the video series. Choices will be shown in the video and your vote can go in the comment section. The winning selection will be chosen at the beginning of November with a video series to follow shortly after. To purchase one of the bottle stoppers already created, visit the square s...
Frankenstein Halloween Pin
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We will carve a fun Halloween pin from a 2.5” wide x 4” tall x .5” thick piece of basswood. There is no painting in this video only the carving portion and then I show you the finished project at the end. I also show you another pattern that you can use to create your own caricature pin.
Hi Chris ..How are you ? ..Just found your channel and subscribed ..Thank you for the great discussion
Thanks Gene…We have many more videos planned. Good to hear from you. Hope you are doing well!
Fun video Chris! I'm going to mention this in the next episode of Wood Carving Weekly.
Awesome
Nice job. Like it. Keep em coming..................
Outstanding! Thanks for the video, jolly good banter! Following Morgan's Creations since your appearance on IAWC zoom call, really enjoy the content. We recently visited SDC late May this year and I'm wondering how you all deal with the costumes and the Missouri climate? I cannot remember the name of the carver or his wife, at the woodcarvers shop, but he started carving 59 years ago and showed me his 1st carving...it looked just as he is now, with a long white beard! Looking forward to more content, thanks!
We deal with the costumes okay, most of the time we are inside except for the fall and then we sit outside. The humidity in the summer is the worst but we make do. Thank you for the comment and hope you enjoyed your visit to SDC.
I thought I was using it wrong. Thanks. I'm about to go sharpen the bits
I was hoping you would also show one or two bits from the Power Gouge Set. So they fit the Ryobis? Great video, too. I subscribed with notifications as I really like your content! You are indeed an artist! 😊
4:18 Oh look, you didn't have to mess up the tool
I Use My Ryobi Rotary Tool For Making Spoons & Other Things Too. I Even Used It To Carve The Bowl of My Spoonrest.
Brand new tool, with a purpose made wrench right there and you decide to round the collet nut with pliers????
One can tighten a collet with pliers without rounding the corners. You just need to use a little care, is all.
@BradfordGuy and you can use a crescent wrench as a hammer or a screwdriver as a pry bar, but it is neither the optimal choice nor what those tools were designed for. We have all used pliers in a pinch but it's never the correct tool to preserve the nut.
Not so much of a review more of an unboxing
CONGRATULATIONS CHRIS! THAT CARVING IS AWESOME.
Just purchased this on the back Friday sale and it was a good deal so couldn’t pass it up. So awesome to hear and thank you sir for taking the time to make this video. Much love and God bless!
CONGRATULATIONS Chris! Great knife blade carving.
Congratulations!
Congrats on the win! really looking forward to checking out your up coming videos
Congratulations Chris! I'm planning to mention you and this video in the next episode of my Wood Carving Weekly content.
Oh Wow, thank you! That is really nice that you would mention me in your video. I am completely humbled and honored that I made the top 5 in the last contest. Thank you very much for mentioning me and the video.
My pleasure Chris! Always happy to share good news and good content.@@MorgansCreations
This is a great method. Where can I find such a machine?
Good illustration on how sharp tools work best. Thanks. I have not used mine yet, but will sharpen the chisels before I do.
🤣😂fun carve
Thanks for the video. I was having a devil of a time skinning them little buggers.
How long do the batteries last before losing power?
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I like how simple the ear is to carve, yet once painted it is very effective! Thanks for the video!
THANK YOU for a great video. I'm going to sharpen up some bits. I'm new to this - so this kind of video helps a ton.
love it. thanks.
Ok, lots of cuts on the nose, but thank you soooo much for showing a good recovery technique!
Thank you, I wasn’t sure if it could be saved or not when it happened.
I like how you break up the mustache and beard with the triangular cuts. Nice narration, helpful!
Thank you, it helps give it a little definition and character.
You are going to get better results if you clamp or secure the wood. Power carvers work by vibrating, so when you press the cutter into unsecured wood, the wood starts vibrating along with it and it either won't work or won't work very well.
I agree with your comment on using clamps. For testing purposes in this video, there was no need to clamp the wood as I wanted to see if the factory edge on the bits were sharp and cut with very little pressure, and as you can see there was no way those would cut anything, clamped or not. Ryobi should make sure the bits are sharp so it truly could be used right out of the box.
I like it! Very cool. Thanks!
Thank you for this one.
Hi. If you want an idea for for video's. I would like an updated sharpening and stropping vid on the Helvie knives please. I've seen the earlier one for beginners but it was for flat ground blades wearas Helvies are Convex and assume there's a different approach because of the belly shaped blade. Thanks in advance. ALB.
This has got me thinking Chris. Not exactly a relief carving because of including the second eye but not 3D either. Very interesting concept!!!
I wanted something that looked like it had some depth but also would be something that could be worn during Halloween and not be super thick.
How is this working out for you? I picked one up yesterday on clearance.
For the times I have been using it, it seems to help a little when it comes to general wood removal. I still use hand tools for fine detail work. The battery life is okay for what I have been doing with it.
Hello sir.... where can I get this machine in india
Bad santa
Sad but very interesting Santa. Carving and painting are excellent.
Sharpening definitely made a world of difference
Yes it did, I really did not have to work too much at them to be sharp. The factory edge just is not enough.
Copying the Beaver Craft company ideas. BC's knives are better. BC doesn't include the paint. But otherwise BCs a better deal.
I have not reviewed any of the Beaver Craft kits, however, I have a Beaver Craft knife and feel that the two knives are very similar. These knives will get a beginner started before purchasing some professional woodcarving knives and tools.
It looks cool. A cool idea for a gift!
Damn good job sharpening them man. A world of difference..
Thanks for sharing 👍🏼
So we have an official winner of the next carving series. It is #1 of the bottle stoppers. I will start filming this series and should be out very soon. Thank you to all that voted!!
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#1...please.
not a fan of battery style tools . i have been interested in a power carver but tbh this is disappointing that ryobi could not even take the time to sharpen the bits just goes to show the level of care taken to insure a quality tool that people would love . when i carve i carve in alot of small detail so the fact it is so big would hinder my work . have the same issue with my rotary power carver . it gets crazy detail but the grip is way to big . but if this had a flex shaft and a small pen style handle grip it might be ok . but the battery is to small and wont last long . im guessing the inner parts are plastic and will wear out pretty fast . the fact that it does not move till you press on it leaves more room for it to wear out faster it should have a permeant connection . the most impressive part of this whole video was the flex cut bits . ryobi needs to step up there game . great review i enjoyed it . work safe
Great little guy, I’ll give it a try
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