Ryan your the best dude out there, you deserve what comes your way for sure, your teaching and talent is unbelievable. So thanks for doing your video's you have a sub for life. See ya on the next one!
Hi Ryan...I caught the end of the live and had to come back for the replay to see the action...congratulations on your upcoming events ..you work hard and it's paying off... Love the little monster pumpkin...the stuff nightmares are made of... Your tutorials for dremel are of interest to me...is it a "members" group ? ...those hand tools are my physical ability...I'll have to check out getting to those... Have fun with the family...enjoy your weekend if I don't catch you tomorrow...thanks for the video...🌿🌿🌿
Sorry I missed the live bud . We've been seeing the advertisements for big timber for awhile looks like a great show looking forward to seeing you on it . I'll try and catch you Saturday if I can get the channel here in Quebec .
I was on a website just today looking for one of those sprockets. That's crazy. C'mon Oregon. Carvers have to have 1/4 pitch! QUESTION: Do you like to seal pieces with oil and then put a finish for outdoors or just go with the Varathane/Spar urethane? I'm wondering if slathering the outside of a fresh cut carving with boiled linseed or Timber oil would help it to dry out more uniformly and avoid cracking. I would love to get your thoughts on that.
Have you been able to do work at the Reservation? I loved that wood spirit along the highway. Scared the heck out of me when you got the ladder out and then fell off. My Dad was a Tree Surgeon in California when I was a young child. He used a saddle and rope when I a tree. Not that you had anything to even tie off on. One of his rules was no ladders with chain saws. He was coming down a tree and the small chain saw he was using hit the butt of the tree and walked up his arm from wrist to shoulder. He never lost use of that arm or hand. He was also a knife carver. I now have most of his carvings. Anyway, stay safe out there.
Ryan your the best dude out there, you deserve what comes your way for sure, your teaching and talent is unbelievable. So thanks for doing your video's you have a sub for life. See ya on the next one!
Thanks so much bud
Looks awesome and pissed I missed it!
Sounds like big things are I your future and I do believe u deserve what ever u comes your way!!!
thanks budd
Love it
Boy Ryan you got your plate full ,I so enjoy your carving and videos .I'm looking forward to your new show. Take care
Thank you, I will
awsome Ryan !!! look forward to seeing more of the Cooker in the future with all the cool stuff you have comming up !!!
Gonna be good Clare. Thanks
@@RyanCookCarvin Ryan have you heard anything back from Oregon on their 1/4 pitch sprockets , wondering where thats all at now .
Dude, honestly love this format. Nitty gritty and down to the point. Love the content buddy🤘🏻
Awesome! Thank you!
Welcome back Bro! Hope ya had a great summer! Awesome pumpkin! Keep on Karvin' Bro!
haNKS BUD
Grate
Nice pumpkin, Big timber is one of my favorite shows , I live on the Island and enjoyed
seeing you in Courtenay.
THATS AWESOME
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Hi Ryan...I caught the end of the live and had to come back for the replay to see the action...congratulations on your upcoming events ..you work hard and it's paying off...
Love the little monster pumpkin...the stuff nightmares are made of...
Your tutorials for dremel are of interest to me...is it a "members" group ? ...those hand tools are my physical ability...I'll have to check out getting to those...
Have fun with the family...enjoy your weekend if I don't catch you tomorrow...thanks for the video...🌿🌿🌿
the members video group will be next week live stream and for demo lessons one a month for the second one up
great video!!!
Thank you!!
Nice, I have waited that you do some hand-carving stuff also!🔥
Coming soon!
Sorry I missed the live bud . We've been seeing the advertisements for big timber for awhile looks like a great show looking forward to seeing you on it . I'll try and catch you Saturday if I can get the channel here in Quebec .
cool !!
Congrats on all the stuff you have coming up, rewards for hard work.
Thank you!
I like that I am in the background and can you do black logos for college basketball
Cool👍
THANKS
awesome video cool pumpkin thks Ryan
thanks bud
Messed up on that other text I like the owls in the background and can you do college basketball logos
I was on a website just today looking for one of those sprockets. That's crazy. C'mon Oregon. Carvers have to have 1/4 pitch! QUESTION: Do you like to seal pieces with oil and then put a finish for outdoors or just go with the Varathane/Spar urethane? I'm wondering if slathering the outside of a fresh cut carving with boiled linseed or Timber oil would help it to dry out more uniformly and avoid cracking. I would love to get your thoughts on that.
yes to both and it does help .. but wood cracks
Hi Ryan!
Love your stuff.
Joined up!😀
Gonna have a go with my new "stock"2511 tommorrow!
sweeet live custom session next friday for members what u want to see kev ?
@@RyanCookCarvin
Haven't carved much so i'm enjoying everything!
The spirit birdhouse on the floor by the punkin is super cool!
Нi Ryan!!! Very nice! Thank you!!! I'll try to do like your tomorrow!! 😉You're amazing!!👍👍👍
AWESOME CANT WAIT TO SEE SEND ME A PIC ON INSTAGRAM
Nice one Bro
Thanks 🔥
Fyi The 361p sprocket will fit on the 3510. Exact fit
cool
Hi buddy! Love you!
RIGHT BACK AT YA
Great video.
Keep the statche.
Thanks! Will do!
Love it Rayan Soirry I missed your live Abit early in OZ
Don't worry next time
Hi Ryan, love your work
thanks
Have you been able to do work at the Reservation? I loved that wood spirit along the highway. Scared the heck out of me when you got the ladder out and then fell off.
My Dad was a Tree Surgeon in California when I was a young child. He used a saddle and rope when I a tree. Not that you had anything to even tie off on.
One of his rules was no ladders with chain saws.
He was coming down a tree and the small chain saw he was using hit the butt of the tree and walked up his arm from wrist to shoulder. He never lost use of that arm or hand.
He was also a knife carver.
I now have most of his carvings.
Anyway, stay safe out there.
N.s. Says helpline
I just saw u on global news
Sure did thanks for coming by
What grit do you use on your flex o sand
100
Missed the live carve, but I’m catching up on some videos I missed while sitting here waiting on new tires for my ride.
Nice new tires
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Du wirst nur wieder von ECHO gesponsert
THANKS sR
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