Wood carving First time Wood spirit birdhouse

First time Wood spirit birdhouse
Working on woodDragon (insta/etsy @iiiziiio)
Trying to figure out how this was made. More info in comments.
First Week of Whittling Projects!
How do I begin to sell my tree wood to a supplier or for lumber?
Well it wasn't too bad making the hollow for it to sit in. Still have some finishing to do.
My first and second wood creations
Intricately carved box I know nothing about
New to carving - Is there a name for this style?
Eagle at John Schneider Studios
NEED HELP FIXING THIS bought 16 years ago and it got dropped and some of horns and whiskers broke off. I've always wanted to find someone to do it
Want to hollow out the center of the square to set the heart in. All I have is an opinel no 8. No gouges or v cutters. Any ideas on how best to do it? Beside taking forever.
Some of the work I’ve done with my laser 5 watt.

First time Wood spirit birdhouse

Posted: 27 Jan 2022 06:45 PM PST

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Working on woodDragon (insta/etsy @iiiziiio)

Posted: 28 Jan 2022 02:01 AM PST

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Trying to figure out how this was made. More info in comments.

Posted: 27 Jan 2022 09:53 PM PST

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First Week of Whittling Projects!

Posted: 27 Jan 2022 10:55 PM PST

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How do I begin to sell my tree wood to a supplier or for lumber?

Posted: 28 Jan 2022 08:13 AM PST

I have two downed American chestnut trees that have a diameter of five feet or so. I was going to chop it up for firewood but someone told me the type and size of wood would be way more valuable to sell and I could buy more firewood with the proceeds. They know a guy who would act as a middle man to sort this out, but I was curious about how I get to the "source" myself. Do I just call sawmills? And, what should I expect? Will they come and load the huge trunks onto a truck? Is it worth the $$? I assume my yard would get pretty torn up by big lumber/crane trucks so I have that to consider too. I know this sub is for wood working but I figured some of you folks would have some idea of the supply chain. Thanks for your advice!

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Well it wasn't too bad making the hollow for it to sit in. Still have some finishing to do.

Posted: 27 Jan 2022 08:58 PM PST