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Thanks for the update and love all your work. BIG FAN

Grate to see you,can't wait for more.

Thanks for the update. We’ve been concerned about your absence. It’s easy to see you’ve been more than busy. Glad you’re doing well.

Thanks for the update. You are a busy, busy man. Great sculptures.

I have a carving of yours from 1987 "Hog Tied" a big bass. Do you remember it.?

I've just subscribed. Your artistry is amazing. The thing that I must comment on is your design. Everything you've made is an incredible representation of your artistic mind. Fantastic design. Some of the best wood carving I have ever seen, incredibly artistic. Bravo, J. X.

U love this channel.

New subscriber here Rex thank you & vickey for the great content & work you put into these videos. Love woodcarvers corner & I can't wait for more.

That was cool,thank you.

I remember jon burk playing guitar at dolen in Nebraska, what a cool cat he was,he wrote a grate book on carving bust.

I love butternut.used to buy it from smokie mountain woodcarving in Tennessee.

I love this channel,it is so entertaining.inspirs me to carve.

Andy the ailion

Aspen looks really white almost bleached,i bet it takes paint well.

Thank you for the zig zag braid tip.😊

Awesome tour nice wine racks

Thank you, very fun to listen to.

Thanks a lot for your teachings from italy

First time viewer Rex. Awesome carving. I'm gathering tools. I haven't tried carving yet but will be following you. Thanks for the lesson.

Love the vice you made very cool

Support to you coming from sunny UK. Keep up the good work and creativity.

Awesome! So inspiring, thank you so much for the great videos! I can't wait to get started on doing this myself.

good luck with the coasters. I met you once in Tulsa at a woodcarving show, and I Vickey in Mcalester. and your daughter wanted a gold fish I carved. So I traded the gold for some cottonwood bark. I have been carving cottonwood bark ever since I saw you carve it in tulsa.

very good idea I hope you do well with them. thanks for sharing this with us

Thanks!

Its like watching wilford brimley carve. Haha. Cool stuff.

I just turned 60 been carving for 3 years , I'm no where as good as you,.... I still haven't found my style of carving as of yet,,.,

Hello rex I have one of your pieces called ride the wind my father bought it a while back and I saw your channel and saw I have your piece!!!

Thanks for the great video Rex, I’m pretty new at carving and will definitely be doing some boots. Subscribed and looking forward to what’s coming.

Thank you.

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Part 2 was incredible as well. Amazing work and seeing those pine knots come to life was a real treat. I love fatwood and have some cool smaller pine knots. Now I'm inspired to see what the wood is telling me. Love them all but Gold Pan Dan with his hat and beard is my favourite! Loved hearing all the character explanations too! God bless you Rex.

You Sir, are an absolute treasure. Fascinating work. I can't believe you crafted a wizard from a pine knot in just a few minutes. I'm a new subscriber now. I've never seen pine knots that size before. I've got a couple of pine knot guns, that's what the knot showed me. Now I'm just learning to carve some fatwood spoons etc. Anyway, thank you for your work and God bless you!

Master teach me please🙏

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That carvers vice is worth its weight in gold!

Rex can u tell me a little about your carving vise. Please

So much knowledge love it😊

Great job Rex! I'm going to mention this video (and your channel) in the next episode of Wood Carving Weekly.

The best. Thank you.

Thank you.

O my goodness what a beautiful carve 😊

Real eagle tail feathers are 12-14 inches long. BTW the use of medallions on the side of the headrest are only seen from the reservation period onwards, They never had them before

Awesome! Thank you for sharing these new videos! I discovered you a few years ago when i came across the mountain man you carved on woodcarvers corner and have been hooked ever since. I just want to say thank you for all of the knowledge you share, you have taught me so much about realistic faces

Thanks for the lessons , they look great

Great tip Rex

Thanks Rex this was helpful

What kind of vise is that Rex

Been carving quite a while now but always wanting to try something new. Can’t wait to go collect some pine knots. Lots of them available in Missouri.