Frequently asked questions: Q: do you travel? A: Yes! Email us with any questions. --- Q: Where will you be this year? A: Stay tuned for updates! We are available in north Georgia when not at shows. --- Q: Could you make me something if I had a picture? A: Absolutely! Custom Orders are some of our favorite work actually. --- Q: Do you make these? A: Yes, we sure do. --- Q: You do this with a chainsaw? A: Mostly. Some smaller tools are used for finer details and smoothing rough edges. --- Q: How long have you been carving? A: I started carving December 5, 2009. --- Q: What kind of wood is it? A:We mainly use Eastern Red Cedar, White or Yellow Pine, Black Walnut, and Bald Cypress. --- Q: Will you carve a tree we had cut down at my house if we left a stump? A: Yes. We gladly do on-site jobs. -- Q: Where can I buy chainsaw carvings? A: We are almost always available in Mount Airy, Georgia for pieces to be picked up. Contact us to see about where we will be next. --- Q: How do I care for my piece? A: This is a long one... *******DISCLAIMER***** Chainsaw carvings WILL crack. It is inevitable as the wood we use is made by God, not by us so we cannot control it. By following the steps below you can minimize the appearance of unsightly cracks. In the unlikely event that a piece splits beyond the width of a grown man's thumb, we will do our best to work with you and repair the crack or lessen the appearance of it. We will NOT replace a cracked piece. If we were to replace it, there is no way to guarantee the next piece won't crack as well; it's simply nature. If your piece is in direct weather ( constant wind rain or sun) I would recommend coating it with three or four coats of spar urethane the first year and a coat every year after, or as needed if you are familiar with working with wood products.
Cobra rods can be added, as per manufacturer's instructions, to help increase a piece's longevity
Pieces placed in the dirt or grass should be placed on about two inches of gravel for drainage OR a patio stone or walkway stone with furniture spacers
Pieces placed on a deck or porch should be placed on furniture spacers to allow for an air gap.
If you have questions regarding the maintenance of your piece, please call Chris @ (910) 364-3905