A man who grew up helping his father use a chainsaw to cut firewood to heat the house found himself intrigued by chainsaw carving after he saw some carvers at the local fairgrounds. He has since taken up the technique, carving incredible pieces for the last 23 years. “It is actually a therapeutic activity. You just get lost in the crazy creative process that you are deep in the middle of. It’s poetic pandemonium,” Bob King from Edgewood, Washington, told The Epoch Times via email. The 57-year-old artist, who grew up in Reedsport, Oregan, was first gifted a cedar log to try working on his newfound interest. However, anticipating failure, Bob kept the log at the back of his door for one year. According to his website, after his friend persuaded him to give it a try and even promised him another piece of wood if he failed, Bob took …