Chainsaw carving video from a chainsaw carving contest.
Regular people from all over the world are chainsaw carving. Most do it for the fun and relaxing aspects of it. They are artists in every sense of the word.
Other make a lot of money through chainsaw carving. The person who carves a few nights a week can sell those carvings over a weekend and make pretty good money.
Chainsaw carving video of a chainsaw carver creating a beautiful piece over 4 days shorted to about 2 minutes.
Near the end you will recognize somebody on the stage. Check it out : )
I find it amazing that 232,000 people, according to Youtube, have seen this chainsaw carving video.
This chainsaw carving video shows what can be done by a talented carver.
It is not only great fun and great exercise but you get chainsaw carvings you can sell or keep. Chainsaw carvings also make great gifts for family and friends.
If you are interested in learning more about chainsaw carving we will be shooting some chainsaw carving training videos soon.
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If you like Saw Dogs on TV you will probably like George’s Chainsaw Carving School.
Chainsaw carving is a great hobby that gets you outdoors, gets the blood pumping, and produces pieces of art that can be given as gifts or sold for income.
If you know of anyone who would be interested in earning a living by being a chainsaw carver they can call George at 360-710-5250 and inquire about his chainsaw carving classes.
The classes are held each month over three days. He has had students from 18 to 80.
Chainsaw carving has truly come of age. You can learn how to chainsaw carve in just a few short days straight from George Kenny at his chainsaw carving school.
Over the 19 years we have been chainsaw carving here at the chainsaw carving school we have seen lots of people go on to enjoy a new hobby while earning some money as a chainsaw carver.
The latest chainsaw carving student who is setting out to make some side money can be seen in this ad.
Way to go Augie.
If you are interested in chainsaw carving as a hobby, earning a living, or just making some side money here are some tips:
If you have questions simply post them below or call me at 360-710-5250 and I will help you.
George
If you are into chainsaw carving you may want to check out the chainsaw carving discussion board at http://www.network54.com/Forum/118564/
You will find a lot of great information there that can help you become a better chainsaw carver.
If you ever have question about the chainsaw carving industry please don’t hesitate to contact us. Been at it 20 years and love to share and teach.
George Teaching Chainsaw Carving
You can post your questions below. Or you can include a link to your site so we can check out your work.
Good carving!
Chainsaw carving competition. This sure does look fun, doesn’t it?
If you haven’t taking the time to enjoy a chainsaw carving competition you really should make it a priority.
This is a quick carve chainsaw carving event. Other chainsaw carving events are 3 days more.
Would you love to learn a new talent?
Would you enjoy a fun new hobby?
You might even make some side money. Heck, I have done this full-time for nearly 20 years.
Over those past almost 20 years I have taught hundreds of people how to chainsaw carve.
If you have been meaning to do this I suggest you enter now. A sweepstakes with $500 bucks off a 3 day chainsaw carving class is something I have never offered before.
Enter to Win 2 $500 gift certificates towards the 3 day class! Bring a friend and learn how to chainsaw carve. Bring your wife. Bring your best friend. Not only do you get $500 off the standard price but so does your guest! The class begins with chainsaw safety and moves into hands-on chainsaw carving. This is the lower cost way to Rev Up Your Life with Chainsaw Carving!
If you are interesting in chainsaw carving lessons you can receive instruction in several ways.
One is to attend a chainsaw carving event and strike up a conversation with a chainsaw carver during a break. Most carvers just love to chat about what they do. The shows generally have a few to a few dozen chainsaw carvers going so you will have a lot of people to talk to.
Another option is to visit a chainsaw carver’s shop and watch him or her in action. They might be hard to talk to because they are working and earning a living but they do have to take a break from time to time. Most carvers are happy to give you some pointers and share some of the things they have learned. They might not provide you chainsaw carving lessons but they will usually offer tips.
Chainsaw Carving Lessons
Another way, perhaps the best way to learn chainsaw carving, is to take chainsaw carving lessons from a profession chainsaw carving school. There are a few in the country. Ours is in the Pacific Northwest and people come here from all around the world.
With chainsaw carving lessons at a school you will get step by step instructions straight from an experienced chainsaw carver who makes a living at chainsaw carving. Usually over 3 days you will learn what would take years of trial and error on your own. You get not only the mechanics behind chainsaw carving but also the business background on how to make money or even make a living out of chainsaw carving.
If you want more information you can call our chainsaw carving instructor, George Kenny at 360-710-5250.
Chainsaw Carving Auction at the Taste of Hood Canal
If you are a chainsaw carver, or you love to buy chainsaw carvings, you should check out chainsaw carving auctions.
For the carvers, you will get quick cash flow from the carvings that you have auctioned off. If you have a piece that just doesn’t sell for whatever reason, throw it out there and let the contest begin. You will be amazed at how a piece that wouldn’t sell before suddenly has a frenzy of buying activity. You might not get full price but it is better than letting the piece sit the whole season.
For buyers, you can almost always get a great deal. It is a ton of fun and you get the best possible deal. You will find chainsaw carving auctions at most of the major contest.