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thepeachyginger
Приєднався 29 гру 2015
I found it hard, it's hard to find, oh well, whatever, nevermind
$500 TO LOOK LIKE DARTH VADER
Chainsaw safety Video: ua-cam.com/video/KcoN0mNivaI/v-deo.html
My Etsy Page: www.etsy.com/shop/Thepeachyginger/
Dear Viewers,
We want to take a moment to emphasize the importance of safety when handling power tools and chainsaws. While we strive to provide informative and educational content, it is crucial to remember that we are not responsible for any actions you may take as a result of watching our videos.
Please keep in mind the following safety precautions:
Training and Experience: Ensure you have the necessary training and experience to operate power tools and chainsaws safely. If you are inexperienced, seek proper instruction before attempting any tasks.
Protective Gear: Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) including safety glasses, ear protection, gloves, and a hard hat, if necessary.
Follow Manufacturer's Instructions: Familiarize yourself with the manufacturer's guidelines and recommendations for the specific tools you are using. This includes maintenance, operation, and safety precautions.
Inspect Tools: Before each use, carefully inspect all tools for any signs of damage or wear. Do not use damaged tools.
Safe Environment: Ensure you are working in a well-ventilated area, free from obstructions and tripping hazards.
Clear Communication: If working with others, establish clear communication and ensure everyone is aware of their roles and responsibilities.
Emergency Preparedness: Have a first-aid kit and a means of communication readily available in case of an accident.
Know Your Limits: Do not attempt tasks that are beyond your skill level or comfort zone. Seek professional help if needed.
Stay Alert and Focused: Avoid distractions and remain fully attentive while operating power tools or chainsaws.
Respect Local Regulations: Familiarize yourself with local laws and regulations regarding the use of power tools and chainsaws in your area.
Remember, your safety is of utmost importance. By watching and engaging with our content, you acknowledge that we are not liable for any injuries, damages, or other consequences that may result from your actions.
Please exercise caution and prioritize safety at all times.
-thepeachyginger team
My Etsy Page: www.etsy.com/shop/Thepeachyginger/
Dear Viewers,
We want to take a moment to emphasize the importance of safety when handling power tools and chainsaws. While we strive to provide informative and educational content, it is crucial to remember that we are not responsible for any actions you may take as a result of watching our videos.
Please keep in mind the following safety precautions:
Training and Experience: Ensure you have the necessary training and experience to operate power tools and chainsaws safely. If you are inexperienced, seek proper instruction before attempting any tasks.
Protective Gear: Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) including safety glasses, ear protection, gloves, and a hard hat, if necessary.
Follow Manufacturer's Instructions: Familiarize yourself with the manufacturer's guidelines and recommendations for the specific tools you are using. This includes maintenance, operation, and safety precautions.
Inspect Tools: Before each use, carefully inspect all tools for any signs of damage or wear. Do not use damaged tools.
Safe Environment: Ensure you are working in a well-ventilated area, free from obstructions and tripping hazards.
Clear Communication: If working with others, establish clear communication and ensure everyone is aware of their roles and responsibilities.
Emergency Preparedness: Have a first-aid kit and a means of communication readily available in case of an accident.
Know Your Limits: Do not attempt tasks that are beyond your skill level or comfort zone. Seek professional help if needed.
Stay Alert and Focused: Avoid distractions and remain fully attentive while operating power tools or chainsaws.
Respect Local Regulations: Familiarize yourself with local laws and regulations regarding the use of power tools and chainsaws in your area.
Remember, your safety is of utmost importance. By watching and engaging with our content, you acknowledge that we are not liable for any injuries, damages, or other consequences that may result from your actions.
Please exercise caution and prioritize safety at all times.
-thepeachyginger team
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How to Make $20 Every Fifteen Minutes With Chainsaw (EASY!)
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I Carved a Log into JOKER
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How to Carve an OWL in 8 Minutes or Less- Chainsaw Art
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Do not attempt if under the age of 18 and/or do not know how to safely use a chainsaw Thanks for watching, leave a comment on your way out
Chainsaw Carving Tutorial: Crafting an Enchanting Fairy House Atop a Majestic Mushroom 🍄 ✨️
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Upload schedule is every Saturday at 6:00 AM. Safety Video: ua-cam.com/video/KcoN0mNivaI/v-deo.html Until next time, here's where I am at on the web: instagram: @thepeachyginger etsy: www.etsy.com/shop/Thepeachyginger?ref=profile_header Music used Warming Light by Jonny Easton Link: ua-cam.com/channels/HJVYelCXpsV8P4EVWBgj0A.html
Chainsaw Carving: How to Carve Your First Bear in 9 Minutes or Less
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TODAY'S CARVING IS OUT OF THIS WORLD..
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TODAY'S CARVING IS OUT OF THIS WORLD..
Making a $50 Walking Stick for Free By Hand!
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Making a $50 Walking Stick for Free By Hand!
Great beginners video , been carving a long time and took up chainsaw carving 3 years been using a chainsaw all my life. The others tips is chainsaw maintenance and sharpening.
That's 9 minutes we can't get back!!!
Great to see some nice beginner carves can't wait to get to my saw now ❤
Bru
Nice, clean job
Great work!
Amateur here brother. I do a bit of chainsaw carving and Whiskey/Bourbon and Welcome sign making on the side myself. Love your work my friend. That Joker is pretty 👍damn awesome.
That was cool!
Excellent for beginners, thank you!
Great video , would you Please give me dimensions of log before carving . Thanks for sharing. Thanks. Craig. Pa.
You can use any size log, but this one was 22 inches in height and about 9 inches in diameter
Thank you for getting back to me, very informative and entertaining. I am a subscriber. Craig. Pa.
Made my first one today! Only have a reg Husqvarna. I think it turned out well.. but I need to get a carving rig ;)
Really well made, u did a very good job thumbs up!
Watched this last night.. made my first bear head today! I messed up on the upward cut to the mouth, to make the paws.. so mine is just a head for the fireplace mantle. LoL!
Congrats!!
@@thepeachyginger just finished my 2nd one. I got the paws this time! Made my profile pic for ya :) I'd honestly only used a chainsaw for a few small brush trees in the yard. Then last week I helped parents cut up a decent tree and thought about stump stools for their firepit. YT'd a vid on 3 leg stools and it looked like a challenge. But do-able. 2out of two successful! When I found your bear I had to try to expand my horizons. You made it look so doable. Your next vid I'm trying tomorrow is the owl. Then that awesome gnome house on the mushroom. I'm loving this new world of art through a chainsaw. I googled the dimebar tonight. Gotta get me one of those. I'm just using my dad's Husqvarna. LoL. Time to upgrade...
Great
Awesome. I’m going to carve a bear
Good job 👍
Nice job
Nice
Do you use dry or green wood? Which is best?
I prefer green wood because it's easier to carve. But I use predried stuff for custom orders because it is much less likely to crack.
One of the best videos for beginners carving bear. Thank You
Did the saw come with the carving bar
I'm using a stihl msa 120 battery saw and no the carving bar didn't come with it
What type of saw are you using not much noise
Stihl 12" electric, they run about $300.
@@chamberb01 I have a 12 inch Remington........have been cutting trees with it for 15-20 years and it keeps going. Paid around 40 bucks for it back then.
Would love to know the info on your chainsaw set up
I've got two battery saw at the moment, a stihl msa 120c for detail with a stihl carving bar(dime tip model), and a stihl msa 200 for blocking. Both are powerful and useful for what I'm doing
Sweet thank you
So nice and easy instructions! Please do a full log pine tree! Thank you…I’m a 66 year old female chainsawing with my stihl battery chainsaws and having so much fun! I’m being very careful lol! I’m from northwestern Montana in the mountains…used to live in Barnum Minnesota
Thank you for easy instructions for a beginner! Your video was the nicest one for me to follow!
That is so cute! I wanted to start way too ambitioned and failed with doing a dog :D
Dogs are tough to carve dude! I know how you feel haha
What's the matter can't you speak English
Not bad.
Nice
wher is the smoke cabin it looked like it didnt have a fire burning
I wanna live there
love it
Another great video. I had some trees cut down and left a 4' high stump. Plenty of stumps to play around with.
Great job for a beginner such as I am. I appreciated your video. Thanks.
Ted
Ngl, at first I thought it was gonna be a wiener. Damn my middle school sense of humor
That's my next carving, jk!
Ted
Yed
wood
No this is Partrick
The bear from Ted
That bear from Ted
I love the owl house!!!
This is clean
Thank you for your service Mr Obama 🫡
Hey Great Inspiration and you really didn't have to think about it. I hope it wasn't a critic because if it was they were wrong. Keep up the good work and now you know NEVER EVER listen to a critic. EVER NEVER
Great job young man,you are super talented. Good luck in all your endeavors
Hell ya That was very funny...
Probably got too hot inside the jar. Maybe try pouring the resin a quarter at a time?
Honestly it looks amazing but bad, but amazing so idk I like it lol
What?! It was lovely
Keep it up this is cool