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The flexcut comes with a cancer causing chemical warning on Amazon. Who would buy a tool with a cancer causing warning?

Awesome tutorial! Thank you for taking the time to create this!😊

? what is a dull knife???

Great video

Thank you!!!!!!❤❤❤

This guys is so underrated

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Excellent video. Your audio is fine.

Nice!❤

Muy buena modificación, yo hago tallas de madera en mi canal con victorinox y creo que esa modificación me vendrá muy bien , un saludo desde el canal "Sólo tallas y algunas cosillas más"

beavercraft sets wont put me into debt, and is great for what i need, flexcut is to pricey to use for me, im broke enough that if i used a flexcut id be sweating the whole time about chipping or breaking it edit: beavercraft is my go to not just because of a tight budget, but because i prefer using a thicker blade

I enjoy the knife I'm not good at making wooden spoons but while camping I like to try and this does a good enough job and I've cut myself 3 times so far I wouldn't want it sharper

I just went to Helvie Knives website. It is so unfortunate that their family is having severe health issues. They are NOT taking any new orders at this point. They used to state a 16 month waiting list for paid orders. I suppose that is gone now. I wish them all the best during this crisis. I just happen to have one Helvie knife that I purchased years ago and just put away. It is very sad that the Universe does this kind of thing to good people.

I’d say the Old Timer is perfect for beginners, no beginner wants to pay CJ prices especially if they’re not experienced in blade maintenance. They can start with the OT and any mistakes they make are cheap to fix, heck for the price why not buy two and break one down and see what can be done with it re modifications. CJ’s a way overpriced for a sharp blade and ergonomics, most beginners aren’t going to be carving more than a spoon or a bushcraft cup so it’s more than suitable for the occasional use it will get. If they find they love carving THEN consider stepping up but as I said, CJ’s are way overpriced.

Thank you for sharing this! I have carved many faces but few animals and a dog is my next project requested from a family member. Thank you for the honesty of the "oops". When I tried to carve a bird I accidentally performed a "head-en-ectomy!" so yes too much pressure. Also trying to carve a hat the material was thin so I too had to make a tiny stop cut then vertical cut like your tail that is a handy technique. I will watch your vid many times as I do to really get the techniques down.

Generally, you wear the glove on the hand that holds the wood.

ngl this is beautiful, great job!

Saludos desde Venezuela, gracias por mostrar sus habilidades, voy a imitarlo , luego le indico mis avances, un abrazo de altura

A little bit of two part epoxy down those holes and you may have less flex.

Nice! This last year I did "No Gnome November", it helped me evolve but I really missed being their Almighty Creator that month lol ❤❤❤❤ Beautiful hobby ❤❤❤❤ Anybody that says elsewise is jealous and spins their thumbs whilst wishing they "had something to do"

Finnally, one of these tutorials withought an overpriced grinding wheel

I love these knives and recommend them to any beginner over beavercraft. They are easy to find and reliable, easy to sharpen and hold an edge, plus the handles feel great.

He fuck is that stupidity a tutorial

I did it ! Very nice ! Thank you! I stuck with it all the way and hit pause 50 times. How fun!

I prefer BeaverCraft, I use them as well as members of my family. They are the best knives for the money. FlexCut are overrated and over priced.

Very nice tutorial, and you made it looks so easy. Thank you

Thank you for the information

+ the cost of gloves/protective finger tips. They're not expensive and can save a lot of blood and pain

Follow up. . Small sharpening stones are really handy for touch up honing...just a thought...

I'm an old school machinist. Stock removal all depends on the material vs the tool. Would like a lockback version but i like mine as I'm a patient man.

I finally made a first step towards own handmade chess set today and started to carve a pawn. You gave me some nice insight on how to deal with that. Also… that thumb :D

Slower plz too fast to learn 😔😭😭

wtf are you swallowing to make this much noise the whole goddamn video

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Right hand never in danger?! Then shows technique that puts right thumb in danger?! Not dangerous, because you do it in a very controlled way? You have NO IDEA about safety, sir, and the least you could do for the good of people would be deleting this video. Please. Thank you.

Amazing video thank you!

I gotta say, I'm pretty partial to flexcut. I work there. I polish and sharpen specifically those 3 blades. Every one is hand polished hand sharpened and tested.

This is mostly an update to an earlier post. I've had a Tinker for years and did the same mod years ago. Be lost without it when it comes to building the air frames for my flying model rockets. Mostly carry a Huntsman now days. My late wife carried a Fisherman on her keychain for years. I finally found another woman that can stand me and she uses a Fieldmaster. Hard to believe that such a lovely lady is sooooo good with a knife. Hmmmm.... I gotta remember that.

Flexcut is a medium good carving knife ..Holds a edge well and if you like the handle ..not bad ..The Beaver Craft is a fairly decent knife ..But doesnt hold the edge very well ..Need to strop it more often when carving ..Both popular because Amazon carries a good supply of them ..But once you decide you want to learn to carve well ..Its best to move up to the more custom knives like Helvie ..OCCT ..Lyons .. And most name brand carving knives made by carvers themselves ..Much harder to obtain ..But superior in blade steel

Agreed. The Flexcut come out of the package ready to carve! The BeaverCraft need some strop love before you can really use them. If you are experienced with sharpening, the BeaverCraft can save you a few bucks;

Oh. You instruct us with a lovely, quiet voice. Becalmed, we stayed glued to the screen, instead of reeling to the next tab because we are being yelled at the whole time. Great work.

hi woodcraft have you seen the DEUR company work?? im trying to make something similar but im breaking my head whit the faces of the most small pieces could you make a video or give some timps please :/

When you buy the flexcuts separately, that "cutting" blade is called a chip blade. It must have just been some quirk in that 3-piece kit you got, where they call it Cutting. Maybe it's for the beginners to use as a cutting blade, vs the larger actual cutting blade. Weird for them to deceive a newbie though.

Thanks for this comparison video, I have a couple of flexcut knives and did wondered what else that was on the market was like to use.

5 minute wizard in 11 minutes 😂

Such a great job. Very inspiring and love that you really show what you're doing along the way.

Maybe a silly question, but I'm a new wood carver and im trying to make a handle for an old axe im restoring. Its a 24' handle and will spraying it with alcohol / water effect its usability as a tool afterwards? I want to use this as a spilting axe or to just chopoff kindling, so i'm not sure how much water would effect it

Thanks. I use both. I also use Moras. 🔪🎸

great video, thank you.