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Old 05-13-2006, 03:48 PM
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Default Re: Please explain "stylized"

Speak for yourself! Until I can carve like the others here, sandpaper is my best friend (next to my knife!)
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Dave is like sandpaper......kind of abrasive but good to have around!

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Default Re: Please explain "stylized"

Personally, I like to sand. But that's on my scroll sawed work. I find it relaxing, almost fun. I know I'm strange but it works for me.

I just finished my first carving and it may need a few light strokes with the dremel in a few spots. I can't get it as "clean" as I would like it and I don't want to put a hole through the wood by chipping away any more.
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Dave is like sandpaper......kind of abrasive but good to have around!

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lol thanks........I think!
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Default Re: Please explain "stylized"

"Stylized":
The result when I give up on a hard piece of wood.
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