I was asked how do I do it.
This is my answer.
Be very careful extrem danger of kickback!!!
That is the start. We can continue next time. When somebody will be interesting.
Thanks for watching this blog entry.
-- Jiri
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Jiri Parkman
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posted 95 days ago
By the way, do not do it if you are a beginer with the chainsaw.
And be very very careful!!!
-- Jiri
ChicoWoodnut
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posted 94 days ago
Jiri
Is it going to be a Bear? Ursus?
I think you are time zone challenged!
Don’t stop posting. I want to see the outcome!
-- Scott - Chico California http://chicowoodnut.home.comcast.net
Jiri Parkman
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posted 94 days ago
Chico
Yes it is going to be a bear. But not animal. Rather Teddy bear.
Thanks for your comment.
-- Jiri
Scott Bryan
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posted 94 days ago
Thanks for the post, Jiri. I admire those woodworkers who can carve like this.
Do you have to use a special chain on the saw or is this simply one that is available off the shelf? It just seems to me that I have seen a reference for a chain that was designed for carving.
This is going to be an interesting and informative post.
-- With God's help all things are possible- even woodworking. Woodworking is not just a hobby, it is an (expletive deleted) expensive hobby.
Jiri Parkman
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posted 94 days ago
Scott
Thanks for your comment. All this was done with a standard chain. A use Husqvarna 55 with a standard chain or ripping chain and minor one Husqvarna 55 which was equiped with a bar and chain for chainsaw carving.
-- Jiri
GaryK
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posted 94 days ago
Looking forward to seeing this finished.
-- Gary, East TX -- The longest journey begins with a single step.
joecot
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posted 94 days ago
This is fascinating. Please continue…
-- http://joecottonwood.com
pappyjohn
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posted 94 days ago
Hello Jiri, Looks to be shaping out to be quite a nice Teddy Bear, hope all is well, looking forward to seeing the finished Creation.
-- Your Brother in WoodWorking John, Pittsburgh , PA.
Jiri Parkman
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Gary, Pappyjohn and Joecot
Thanks for your comment. I certainly will contue…
-- Jiri
Colin
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posted 87 days ago
Keep the pictures coming, I look forward to the next instalment
-- Colin, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. "Every craftsman was once an amateur"
romansfivefive
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posted 87 days ago
how dry does the tree have to be before you carve it?
-- www.robneves.com
Jiri Parkman
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posted 86 days ago
Colin
Thanks for your comment.
Romansfivefive
this tree was two years old. The first year it was stored in the open air on rain but protected from sunshine. It must not lay on ground.
The second year it was stored in the shed.
Certainly it is not dry enough a cracks will appear.
Thanks for your comment.
-- Jiri