HOW TO CARVE A CELTIC KNOT WALKING STICK
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- čas přidán 11. 11. 2021
- Welcome back to another walking stick wood carving video. In this one I recreated my first walking stick pattern, the Basketweave or Celtic Knot. This one started as a large diameter Butternut stick. In the video I take you through the steps I followed to carve the details and designs into this beauty. Finished off with some Teak oil and paste wax and you can see the dark beautiful grain.
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Very good video. Took time to show how all the details were carved. Good step-by-step explanations.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the build
Beautifully executed, the pick holes really enhance the weave ❤️
Thank you! Yes, they added a nice detail and let the weave stand out from the background
watching again this is a great way to do this
Awesome, thanks for the support!
Very nice! I love the look you achieved in the wood!
Thank you very much!
the inspiration is amazing love this design great job
Thank you!
That turned out amazing. Thanks for sharing your work.
thank you very much. I appreciate it!
Excellent! Easy to understand.
Nice, glad you enjoyed it!
This is absolutely beautiful -what a gift you have!
Thank you very much! I appreciate it
I love working with butternut. Cool video and awesome staff.
Thank you! It is easier to carve than ash or maple! Thanks for watching
Absolutely beautiful!
Thank you!!!
Great display of skill, patience and great teaching; thank you!
Thank you for your kind words and of course, for watching!
Absolutely amazing! Outstanding skills!
Thank you so much. I really appreciate it
Nice work there, dude!
Thank you
Very nice looking. I enjoyed watching and I like the way you made your spacing around the walking stick.
Thank you so much! Thanks for watching
Your videos are GREAT ! I appreciate the way in which you are so very thorough in explaining your method of producing your art. VERY beautiful carvings... all of them. Thank you, Mr. Hedrick!
Thank you so much, happy to hear that you like them! I appreciate your words
Absolutely beautiful.
Thank you very much!
Amazing pieces great work
Thank you, I appreciate it!
Wow. Amazing stick
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Simply Beautiful !
Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it
Fantastic work! Congrats and thank´s for sharing...
Thank you for watching! I appreciate it
That is some awesome work and the teaching knowledge you give for layout be is immeasurable, its easy to learn from me your videos and get inspired.
Nice to hear… that’s my plan, get others into carving. I’ve learned by watching others so I’m happy to give a little back!
Beautiful!!!
Thank you!
Absolutely beautiful. I really like the little cups (with the Dremmel like tool) you put in as contrast to the basket weave. I'd be proud to be seen hiking with that creation, Well done my friend !
Thank you! yes, the contrast between the background and the weave really makes it stand out. Glad you enjoyed the build!
Wow, pure talent.
Thank you very much
That is just awesome 👍
Thank you!
Beautiful
I appreciate it!
Gorgeous!
Thank you
Looks awesome! Great craftsmanship!
Thank you very much!
Thanks bold man for showing us you Craft Man. Bravo!
My hope is to get more people carving . Thanks for watching
That is amazing,lots of patients and focus.
Thank you... yes, it took a bit longer than I had planned. The wood ended up being much harder than I expected and thus took a long time to chisel out all the recesses. But it was rewarding, came out really nice. Thanks for watching
Beautiful work.
Thank you!
I love both of your basketweave patterns. Both a beautiful walking sticks. I subscribed.
Thats great news! Thank you for following my channel. Glad you like what you see.
That is amazing. Great tip about laying the pattern out so accurately. Tried basket weave 1.0, so will definitely be trying 2.0. Thanks again Jason.
Thank you! Yes, had to figure out how to perfectly divide the tapered section into 8 equal parts. Makes the pattern look better if everything is even.
This is a super nice trick, I really appreciate you sharing your time teaching us and art this is beautiful!!!
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This is a beautiful walking stick!💫
thank you very much! I have created this design on other sticks and think I have made some improvements, hope you get a chance to see the other carving videos and let me know your thoughts! Thanks again
Great job love the work…
Thank you!
that's gorgeous. thank you.
great to hear, thanks!
I LOVE carving Celtic knots! Thanks for the video. =)
Thank you for writing! I appreciate it
That's cool man,you just gave me a fantastic idea, Thanks
Happy to help! Thanks for watching
Beautiful.
Thank you!
Hi Jason. I made my walking staff by carving spirals toward the top much like a barber pole. But I went through to the other side. Much like a 3-dimensional spiral with a hollow inside. I don't have your skill with planes, etc, so used a drill and a Dremel with various bits and sandpaper. Thanks for your videos.
@@johnschuster1770 nice! That method works just fine. I use my Dremel with Kutzall burrs for harder wood as well!
Super cool😊
Thank you!
Fantastic work.
Thank you
Great job, I learned something new.
Thanks! Happy to help any way I can… glad you enjoyed it
Wow doing the complete project t with hand tools, impressive
Oops I spoke to soon
@@stevenlengyel9701 the main work was done with hand tools, only a little detail was done with the Dremel. Thanks for watching!
You need to be proud it's fabulous. Cant wait to see the next one.
Thank you very much! A new build comes out on Sunday. Hope you get a chance to see it
Love it!!
Thank you!
Beautiful walking stick, thanks for sharing the journey with me.
My pleasure, happy to hear you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching
Wonderful!
Thank you!
😮 love the design, great skill and teaching 👏
Thanks for watching! Glad you like it
WOW!! Fantastiic work!! Not many would have the patience but looks great. I really enjoyed watching your work!!
That’s great to hear! Glad you liked it. Yes, it took a bit of time to carve but looks pretty nice in the end. Thanks for watching
Beautiful stick
Thank you
👍 watched it again and again. Great stuff
Great to hear! Glad you liked the build. Thanks for your support
Show, excellent job
Thank you!
Great tips. Thanks.
thanks for watching
Excellent piece and excellent video. Thanks for sharing it.
Thank you! Glad you liked it
Really beautiful craft work. Thank you for this wonderful video
Thank you so much! Thanks for watching
Amazing. Congratulations.
Thank you very much
Gorgeous! Might I suggest a proper shave horse? You'll fall in love with your draw knife all over again.
I was thinking about a shave horse. Saw a few plans for some. Just have to make room for one! Thanks
Awesome!!!
thank you so much!
#DataDiggerDon Says... You did a wonderful job on this walking stick. I’ve made a number of canes and staffs over the past 55 years. It’s very satisfying. 😊 Now I want to do a basket weave one. Thanks 🙏 for sharing.
Great to hear! Thanks for watching and good luck with your stick
You are a GENIUS!!
Thank you... I'm happy with how this one came out. Glad you liked it too
Was great to see your application of technique 👏 👍 👌
Thank you!
Absolutely gorgeous
Thank you!
@@JasonHedrich ok how much?, I could use a better walking stick as I am disabled
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Very nice!
thank you!
I love them both. More partial to the 1st. Great work, excellent tutorial.
Hard to choose between the two… but glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for watching
you are an inspiration!
Thank you so much! I’m glad you enjoyed the video
I love this well done amazing job :)
Thank you very much! I appreciate it
it's a really good stick. i love such a craftmanswork.
thank you very much! it is a fun design to carve out! Thanks for watching
Absolutely awesome. Love love love it. Thanks for sharing I'm gonna try. But I'm sure it will tack a while to be that good.
That’s great to hear! Yes, absolutely try and make it… it takes a bit of time but it’s possible. Thank you!
She’s a beauty. You can be proud of this staff.
Thanks for the kind words! It took a bit of time but it turned out as I had imagined it. Thanks for watching
Jason, for a fellow québécois, your work is quite impressive! Bravo 👏!
merci beaucoup! Thanks for watching
Looks great 👍!
Thank you
@@JasonHedrich you are very welcome. Keep up the great work and videos.
@@a.mathis9454 will do, thanks for your support
Very talented and as always you creat some great stuff
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it
Great job
Thank you!
Very cool
Thank you!
Bravo, Maestro!
THANK YOU!
Nice.... Good job...
Thank you
That is impressive.
Thank you very much!
You could make scales out of the first one really easy. I'm both impressed and inspired, thank you.
Great! Thanks for watching... happy you liked it
I make walking sticks/canes. That is a helluva job you did and takes a lot of hard work and patience. Very nice.
Thank you! Certainly takes patience… but it looks good in the end
If i could press the like button many times!! Amazing work!
love to hear that... had lots of fun working on this one. Happy that you enjoyed it.
Good job on your walking staff
Thank you!
time well spent.
It was fun! Thanks for watching
Beajutiful wood carving. I like the trip to divide with paper. The stick itself is a great prop or decor item as a hiking stick it does noot work for me. You are lucky to find a sound piece of Butternit limb. Not seen here in NE often. Nice shop I love my draw shave RS BROOKFIELD CT
Thanks for commenting! Yes, the butternut was in great shape. Thanks for watching
Subbed. Phenomenal skills
Awesome! Thank you for your support and welcome to the channel
Outstanding ❣️wish mine looked that good. Maybe this year I can tweak it a bit more.
Thank you very much. I’m currently carving another one for a customer and I think it’s coming out better than the first. We learn every time… improve, adapt and learn. Thanks for watching. Hope your next one turns out great!
Awesome Skills m8 🙌🏻🙏🏻✨👍🏻
Thank you! Trying to improve every day
Felicidades, muy bonito trabajo. Gracias por compartir.
Thank you very much!
Love the workmanship! Fun project. I might call the technique your "Apple Pie weave" with the inner pick hole texturing. Looks great.
Thank you for watching! Yes, I like the way the pattern turned out… certainly a fun project
I like it
THANK YOU!
The weave looks nice... that's about it.
Thanks
Nice work. I've always wanted to use a Cactus skeleton (Cholla Wood) to make a walking stick that had that woven look, whilst being also hollow centered.
Nice, I never saw that… I’ll have to look it up. Can’t beat nature for creating beautiful patterns
This is a excellent video I've watched it a couple times thanks for the lesson it's really impressive and helped me I made a 18" section from a 1" dowel . I really think it's probably easier on a wider dowel. It sure took a while. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I came back to read people's input. This (cholla wood) is crazy also thank you for sharing this type of wood. Gotta love CZcams.
@@johndevaney3054 thanks for sharing. Yes, if the wood is a small diameter, then the pattern gets pretty tight. But you could always reduce the number of divisions from 8 to 6 or even 4 to increase the pattern size. Glad yours worked out!
Excellet!
Thank you
Great shirt btw, nice vid !
Thanks for watching
Absolutely amazing....The Celtic knot looks great.. I stumbled across your video while looking for inspiration.
Some really good tips and techniques that I'm certainly going to use...
Over in the UK we are particularly in Wales we are proud of our Celtic roots.
In Scotland they have a football team called Celtic the same way you pronounce it...
However the Celtic not, or anything to do with the Celts is pronounced " Keltic "
Thanks for the video and the tips. A very nice therapeutic tutorial not overly long or complicated.
Many thanks
Charlie a true celt or kelt 😅🤷♂️
thank you very much for your kind words! Made my day... and thanks for letting me know about the word Celtic, always wondered about the pronunciation. Glad you enjoyed the video and hope your project turns out well!
Vast improvement bud. Keep up your venture forward.
Thank you!
Cool
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Thanks!
Nice job..
Thank you!
Nice work and excellent craftsmanship! I made a cane because of foot surgery but I found a giant ash drum stick used for a display. I put an 8 ball gear shift for a handle and added a 4 inch piece of oak I spun to lengthen it. Its heavy but very reliable..nice work.
Sounds like you made a great stick! Thanks for sharing
Gun Checking would look so good onsome sticks Tom Ireland
I can see that working nicely. Have to get a hold of that checking tool to make even spacings around the stick. Thanks
You do do nice work. I really appreciate that you where your mask.
Thank you very much!