Carving a Wooden Turtle Pendant - ASMR Wood Carving

Showing you the process of carving a simple wooden turtle pendant, No talking only the sounds of the process.
For more works visit my Instagram - / nbs_artnwood
My Website\shop - nadavartwood.com/
tools being used - (As I share Amazon links, I would encourage you to look for local shops that sell these tools)
- Morakniv Wood Carving Knife 120 - amzn.to/3RVaf8V
- axe is "Pfeil Sculptor's hatchet"
- two cherries detail carving knife

[@3XJ-DreamWoods]

I have a confession to make. I am addicted to your videos, beyond inspired to start woodcarving. Even though I’m nowhere close as artistic and creative as you. Thanks for your work

[@nadavartandwood]

😅 glad to hear! I hope you will enjoy all my future projects as well 😁

[@netanelsh97]

I love how you use the little wood beads :)

[@nadavartandwood]

Thank you my friend (:

[@withoutdoors5230]

Wow! I’m a bit speechless! You just keep killing it! 👏👏👏

[@nadavartandwood]

Thank you!😁🙏🏾

[@Mark-qm7du]

You are such an inspiration. Thank you for sharing your carving skills and journey. I’ve just recently began my journey and I carve every day, I also watch your videos every day for inspiration and knowledge. Thanks again.

[@nadavartandwood]

Thank you for you kind message 🙏🏾😁 I’m really happy to hear you saying that! Carving gives me so much and It’s nice to know it helps others to carve more and enjoy thing amazing craft(:

[@ivebel3966]

your work is amazing

[@nadavartandwood]

Thank you very much!😁🙏🏾

[@Richard.357]

Wow, that's awesome

[@nadavartandwood]

😁🙏🏽

[@bloodyarmhair6109]

Seeing your thumb really gives perspective to how fine and how delicate you have to be with that knife witch I imagine is probably very sharp

[@nadavartandwood]

Yes quite sharp 🤔 though the first knife I used needed a bit of sharpening😅 maybe it’s only me who see it, but it hurts me to watch 🫣

[@boomer2264]

WOW. 👍

[@nadavartandwood]

😁🙏🏾

[@thomasfpv1949]

Amazing work ! Is that fresh wood ? Or dried ?

[@nadavartandwood]

This one is dry, usually when I carve jewellery I’ll use dry pieces (:

[@phyllisrambo3100]

Thank you! Your amazing please keep these videos coming. Do you know what type of would this was? I try working with found limbs but most seem too hard and or because I am just a beginner?

[@nadavartandwood]

I'm not sure about this one actually🤔 but hard and condenced wood would be good for carving detailes, try to get a razor sharp knife, and if you feel like you need to improve your technique try carving green wood its much easier and great to start with(: