Here are some carvings I do

Camper6 said:
Street you are an inspiration. I was telling you about a finding driftwood to carve. I found a piece.

I have no idea what kind of wood it is but it is hard and retains its edge.

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Very nice Sir! Great job that is a great carving my friend. That piece of wood reminds me of the very first carving I ever did and it might be cottonwood. Thanks for sharing your talent with us.
 
street said:
Very nice Sir! Great job that is a great carving my friend. That piece of wood reminds me of the very first carving I ever did and it might be cottonwood. Thanks for sharing your talent with us.
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Thanks' It's nice to be able to share hobbies. I hope you don't mind me jumping into your thread. I don't find too many that still do wood carving. You can't make too many mistakes and just hope to glue it back together again.

I like to talk about wood and tools and of course the photography involved.
 
Camper6 said:
Thanks' It's nice to be able to share hobbies. I hope you don't mind me jumping into your thread. I don't find too many that still do wood carving. You can't make too many mistakes and just hope to glue it back together again.

I like to talk about wood and tools and of course the photography involved.
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Absolutely you can jump in that is what is all about. Here is the first one I ever did. I used this log to sit on at the ranch when I went fishing. It was about 8feet long and hollow for the most part. One day I decided to carve something and have been messing round with carving ever since. I do about 4 a year if I feel like it.
 
street said:
Absolutely you can jump in that is what it is all about. Here is the first one I ever did. I used this log to sit on at the ranch when I went fishing. It was about 8feet long and hollow for the most part. One day I decided to carve something and have been messing round with carving ever since. I do about 4 a year if I feel like it.
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Some of the photos are no longer available, perhaps an issue with Photobucket?
But there's really impressive woodwork output you have.
 
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