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Looking for thst pattern where do i find it thank you

How do I myself start and learn how to do this stuff?

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Hi can you possibly send me the web to the 150 free carving patterns thanks

That kid is 2 fingers down someone get him outta there 😂

Would have liked to see the finished product at the end

pro tip: for a better absortion to the leather strop use mineral oil put it in the strop and it will absorb better

Can you please make a video on how to share a v tool? Maybe you've got one and I missed it, but it would be very useful. Thanks!

Great tutorial!

Loving the video tutorials you are producing. Can't wait to try out more of your tools in the future. I already own loads, but am finding the price of other brands very restrictive. Also your sharpening methods pay off because your tools come with better grinds than much more expensive tools. Even if honing needs to happen more often it's still a time saver (especially with your great strops which for some reason I got for free, so thank you!).

I am trying to learn how to carve netsukes, which is very difficult. There are a few books on it, but these kinds of videos are invaluable. Thank you for producing these for free and sharing them, it really does help a lot!

If you use gouges, this product saves you so much heartache it's insane. I own a flexcut strop, which in all honesty is great, but very pricey. Beavercraft clearly listen to their customers and actual woodworkers when they come up with their products because curved tools have steep learning curve in terms of sharpening. Save yourself the frustration and get this! Why bigger companies don't do this already is a mystery, but im happy Beavercraft beat them to it.

Looking forward to Beavercraft branching out into making more styles of tools like bushcraft knives. I own many tools made by them and am a huge fan. Incredibly affordable and dedicated to good customer service.

A company very reminiscent of the quality produced by Mora or Kirschen, but even cheaper. The grind on the tools is great and in my experience ready to use out of the box, which is crazy if you know anything about woodworking tools.

I adore these tutorials Beavercraft is putting out. I am such a big fan of their tools. Not an affiliate or paid sponsor, just a giddy customer happy to share my experience. Great company with great customer service and fantastic tools for the price. I even got my wife into carving thanks to them.

Very good tools. I own many and am still impressed by the quality. A big bonus is that Beavercraft pay good attention to the grind which means you can put the tools to work quickly without hours of work reprofiling them. I own much more expensive tools that took so much time to regrind that I felt cheated. You should always sharpen tools anyway so for the price I believe Beavercraft saved me time, money and frustration. Excellent company.

I love the tutorials Beavercraft are putting out. Very useful for beginners. I have bought many tools from them and every single time the customer service has been impeccable. Helpful, personable and the quality is very good for the price. I use my Beavercraft knives, chisels and gauges on a daily basis and am very happy. Are they peak quality? No, they are affordable and tools designed for work. They are accessible and with their great sharpening accessories which I often got for free you can keep the edges keen and yield results just as good as very expensive tools. I'm a huge fan working on a tight budget and can genuinely not say enough about how much I appreciate these tools for allowing me to pursue my passion for woodworking.

I own a few of the beavercraft tools and have to say that both their customer service and tools are great. The tools are not peak quality but are very affordable and excellent for getting things done. If you're not averse to sharpening then they'll do just as good of a job as tools 2 or 3 times the price. Support a good company staying alive under very difficult circumstances.

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Downvoted for asking for a Subscribe before saying one useful word.

If u heat the strop with a hair dryer u can remove old compound easier and reload it faster with quite an even cover.

Вот, это я понимаю! Аккуратно, не спеша, все по инструкции!! Чел молодец!

That was the first time I've seen wobbly wood 😂.

,,😂😂😂😂😂

Ok but what do I do with the plumbus.

Speedy Mcfast 😂

Very much like a Granfors Bruks forrest hatchet, but without the price tag!

Sleepy Joe🤣

This video deserves all the views and likes. 👍

welp, should've watched the end before starting. This video skipped every important part of the carving. I dint know what to do now for fathers day

Hoo my pc gonna cry 😅😅😅

This is some good woodcarving. I recommend cutting the edges then sanding those edges too

Maybe layzy lumber or branch napper :) You’re fast

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Welcome dropshippers!

"This ensures that both sides of an edge are equally sharp"????? Only Apex is sharp... two sides can only be equal..

Nice mora

It's weird that the strip of leather is called a strop. You're not impressing anyone with your strop. It's a strip.

Does this work for conventional knives and chisels too?

That is an insane amount of compound lol

And what should we do with the remaining green stuff on the leather? Remove it somehow or just add the next layer sharpening stuff?

HOW!?🤩

Christ you are actually wearing safety gloves Nerd alert 🚨

No one wondered this because there’s 1000 videos about it Please god post something original

What about the inside burr made by the strop and coumpound?

No offense meant by this but the blue tape wrapped around your fingers just looked like an uncircumcised male

Enough pressure to create a "tight Bond" I see what you did there