The very basics How to carve a wood spirit with a dremel for the very beginner carver.

Real time for the very beginner How to carve a wood spirit.

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[MichaelRey-hcow]

Hello Jordy, I’ve been following you for quite some time, it was your video that got me into carving 5-6 years ago. At 70 I’m slowly getting to where it’s tough to work with my hands, but turn on the dust collector, headphones and I’m lost in the world of carving for hours. Thanks for your advice, ideas! Your good Colorado carving buddy bikingmike

[shannonbuchko]

Idk if it’s your voice, technique, artistic abilities, or combo of all plus more but this is probably the best how to video I have ever watched and I appreciate you so much for taking time to make it for us. Your awesome.

[jordanberumez]

“It’s not going to look like mine, it’s going to look like yours.” Need to trademark that phrase! The bob ross of dremel! Amazing video! And very appreciative of coming across this video!

[Darksunbird]

i enjoyed this.. the thing you kept saying.. " it wont look like mine. it will look like yours!" that is inspired!! great video!

[kristenwilson]

Thank you for being so upbeat and encouraging! I’m an old lady who is just getting into woodcarving and have everything to learn. You make it seem possible that I can learn what I need to know! Appreciate your teaching techniques.

[YooTooobJeff]

It's great that you get others to believe they can do it too, all good coaches teach us there's more in ourselves than we knew was there... Thanks for showing us how

[jay]

Man one of the best tutorials I've ever seen, thank you. You actually explain everything perfectly and make me feel like I could actually do this. Cheers

[TheGreatest]

Amazing to think- that face was always in that piece of driftwood, it was just waiting there, for years and years, for you to come along and reveal it to us. 👍🇬🇧

[justlooking]

This is awesome, just collected drift wood and came across your videos. please keep making videos. the cursing makes it that much better 😂👍

[SWIFTY]

Thanks for your lessons. I finally carved my first wood spirit using this video to guide me along. All I had was a nice 14" length of black walnut that I split in half. It's about 14" high and about 4" wide. I'm very happy with how it came out and think I found something new that I love to do. On my Facebook post of it, I tagged and thanked you. Maybe you'll pick up a few more followers.

[kristu]

I’m an Art Director and 3D-artist by trade and so I work all digital. Ofcourse I draw on paper, too. But I really appreciate when someone os good at doing something hand crafted, be it sculpting, candy making or wood carving. And you sir are a master at your trade.

[DavidGrassSr]

Just came for a brake and found you carving a face, I always learn something watching you carve, Thanks

[Rood]

I don’t know why YouTube recommended this video, I’m just fortunate that it did.

I have owned a Dremel for probably two decades, and never really considered trying to carve with it. I have only used it as a utility tool for cutting or sanding.

Thank you very much for the fantastic tutorial!

[wayofthekodiak]

"I got some on his beard, i don't care"
That's the type of attitude needed with art😂. Reminds me of Bob Ross's happy little mistakes.

[tarekmandour]

Thanks again Jordy. I started carving after watching a 3 piece video for beginners made by you. That’s what got me inspired. Every video that you put out, especially those for beginners always help me to improve. 😊

[tedsargent]

So I started watching your videos a couple weeks ago... I've done one so far.. and working on a 2nd... love it .

[isis]

This is something I've always wanted to try since I bought a Man Of the Wood wood spirit. I always thought it was complicated but it's not. Thank you, sir, for your wonderful video!

[stevegraves]

I came across your channel a year ago by chance.
What a joy! I now have a new hobby/ art. Never disappointed.
No right or wrong. Yes some are better then others. I have carved many different woods. Some are better then others. Walnut and osage orange are difficult to me. Sassafras, mulberry and Basswood ( a little fuzzy). Cherry not to bad, slower and different burs.
Thanks, so much for sharing with us!!
Carve on.

[willbollman]

I've become completely addicted to wood carving since I realized I can actually do this. This video made it possible. I've watched others but none compare to your step by step instruction and encouragement. I've done a few of these now and each one is better than the last. I'm finding noses are my biggest challenge

[joanneg]

I tried a wood spirit - I have never carved in my life.. I'm a 60 yr old woman and my hands dont work very good.. well, I followed very slowly what he said, and it turned out pretty dam good. Yes anyone can do this!