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A team of the world’s top chainsaw sculptors battle a deadline, and conflicting artistic sensibilities, to complete a series of commissioned wood carving projects on a scale never before seen. “Master Carver” and Saw Dogs Project Manager Steve Blanchard and his foreman introduce us to the hidden folk art of “Chainsaw Carving” – an incredible world hidden from the masses for over 50 years.
From Saw Dogs headquarters, Steve and his foreman pull from a pool of the best carvers in the world, matching their special skill sets to each week’s project, to craft some of the most intricate wood carvings imaginable. But unlike other crafts, chainsaw carving has an element of danger. Mistakes have resulted in loss of limb and even death. Confronting the chainsaw challenge requires a steady hand, a fearless disposition and a healthy ego.
Episode 101: Furry Creek
A soaring eagle sculpture for a spectacular golf course is nearly destroyed by a rookie forklift operator.
Episode 102: Monster Wine
The carvers struggle to blend their individual styles in an enormous bar for an exclusive mountaintop winery.
Episode 103: Treehouse of Dreams
Steve has difficulty delegating work to the other carvers as they create a fantasy treehouse for a tycoon’s mansion.
Episode 104: Race to the Finish
A horse racing commission presents tough challenges, as the carvers fight both the clock and the purse.
Episode 105: First Breath
Whales and dolphins must float above twisted roots in a magical marine sculpture for a historic fishing village.
Episode 106: Hang Time
A life-size statue of a Superbowl punter tests the abilities of the carvers, as they attempt to create a human likeness with chainsaws.
Episode 107: Railway to Heaven
The Dogs carve a massive three-panel mural for a luxury railway that operates a train service to the Canadian Rockies.
Episode 108: Cornucopia
A sensuous winged nude for an over-the-top party at a top alpine resort provokes dissent among the carvers.
