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Hi guys!! Was checking out the free pattern sticky on here (WCI). Free Patterns When I got to the Slide carver section, I got baffled. What the heck is a slide carver?? ![]() ![]() Patty
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If you click on the links they appear to be tie slides like the ties boy scouts wear. I suppose they could be used for a napkin ring also. Hope this helps? Tim
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sashadoc! Know I get it!!Patty
__________________ Patricia "Patty" Lopez--Newbie Carver |
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Just to get nomenclature correct these are neckerchief slides worn by boy scouts. They are sometiems called woggles. I used to carve my own when I was a scout in the 1960's. The magazine Boy's Life had a monthly column by Whittlin' Jim that featured a new slide to carve. I think I did about 10 or so. I sure wish I still had them. Google Whittlin Jim or woggles for more info and ideas. Hope this helps.
__________________ Bob Blaney Dover DE Please visit my website Robert A Blaney - Clocks and Fine Furniture Learning more about carving from the folks on the forum. "Don't give up, don't ever give up" - Jimmy Valvano |
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BobBlaney!!! Slides are Awesome!! Thank so much for also helping figure out what are slides! I will also give it I try to make one. Let you guys know how did it go.Patty
__________________ Patricia "Patty" Lopez--Newbie Carver |
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Neckerchief slides can be fun - a form of whittling. Here is a photo of several dozen I carved while a Scoutmaster in the 60's. Most were designed to commemorate a specific event such as a weeklong backpack trip. Neckerchief slides - Woodcarving Illustrated Photo Gallery |
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Phil!! Those are cool!! Now am truly going to try it out!!Patty
__________________ Patricia "Patty" Lopez--Newbie Carver |
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Phil, I guess you can make them simple or intricate. You seem to have mastered both. Patty, Glad to help. Tim
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Patty, I am glad I could provide some helpful info. Please show us when you carve some slides.
__________________ Bob Blaney Dover DE Please visit my website Robert A Blaney - Clocks and Fine Furniture Learning more about carving from the folks on the forum. "Don't give up, don't ever give up" - Jimmy Valvano |
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