Boatright Indian Chief Chainsaw Sculpture

Renowned chainsaw sculpting artist Art Boatright, from Marion, Illinois, carves a "Du Quoin Indian Chief" in Du Quoin, Illinois on August 4th, 2009. Link: Youtube

Chainsaw artist

Awsome chainsaw artist, Stacy Robinson from Montgomery Mo turned this tree stump into a beautiful Indian in less than 2 hours-amazing talent. LINK: Youtube

Chainsaw art time lapse

Four days of carving in 2 minutes. LINK: Youtube

Chainsaw Art

Chainsaws are an effective tool that can also be incredibly dangerous (we’ve all seen our fair share of Friday the 13th sequels). But did you know chainsaws have become unlikely tools for artisans?

One such chainsaw artist is the award winning Andy Maclachlan. Living in Scotland, Andy spent nearly 20 years as a chainsaw operator before discovering he had a natural ability for sculpture and “an affinity with the saw as an artist’s tool”.

Andy’s carvings are inspired mainly by wildlife while some more abstract works “may be a result of the insular world” he’s drawn into while sculpting. LINK, Via: Neatorama

"ChainsawCraft.com - Making an Eagle Sculpture"


This time Andy and his kids make a carving of an eagle.

Music for this video was composed by Andy, and the video was filmed and produced by Murdo Ross of DesigningScotland.com... LINK: Youtube