Carvin on Line site

[Mark N. Akers]

Has anyone tried the "Carvin on Line" site, if so I'd love to hear your comments, their is a couple of items on their that intrest me.

[Sean R]

Hi Mark, I had a subscription for several months. There is a lot of videos. Some of the quality was not what I expected. I like to watch full screen so I can see everything. And when I would do that it would kinda get blurry to me.
As far as the instruction goes. I felt it was pretty darn good. You can drop me a PM if ya want, And I can answer any other questions you might have.
Sean

[johncarves]

I have not checked it out yet.

I'm thinking: another site to keep up with, just what I need.

plenty of mediocre stuff out there already!

@Mark, let know what you think of it.

John Moore

[rickm]

nineteen a month? join a wood carving club its cheaper and you get hand on hand instructions. I pay two dollars per meeting and we meet every monday.

[edge]

I'd also be interested in hearing what others who have joined have to say. The other online site that has caught my eye is the one that Chris Pye has. I think his works out to about $8 or so per month. Chris Pye I would also be interested in hearing about this site as well.

[Mark N. Akers]

ive been able to review a few of the Tutorials this past week, and I'll say it is worth $19 to me, now not sure how much it is updated, but if they update it regularly I may keep it, it is a Month to Month deal.

[BobBlaney]

Thank you for the information. I checked out the site and see some very interesting videos. Maybe $19 is a little steep however, DVDs and books cost as much. I think I may try this on a trial basis. The hummingbird how to will help me on a project.