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For the past year I have been carving designs into discarded wooden cigar boxes. (See photos) Has anyone else out there had experiences with carving old carving cigar boxes?
__________________ Pappajohn John C. Bethlehem, PA visit my blog, The Old Saw, at http://theoldsaw.blogspot.com |
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Wish I knew where to get old Cigar boxes. Now a days they just seem to come in a cardboard box. I must be smoking the cheap ones LOL By the way, great looking carvings |
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I've heard of people doing this but have not seen any before now. Those are very nice.
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I really like your work
__________________ I have no Idea what Im doing I just try |
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Who would'a thought! Wonderful!
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Wow! Those are really wonderful! I have never done any relief carving and have only "practiced" chip carving so this is way beyond my skill set.
__________________ Terry It is what it is. > Ziva **** I yam what I yam. > Popeye |
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how cool! I've heard of people making banjos out of 'em, but never carving them. And, I do enjoy the good ones that come in a wooden box! Mark |
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Very nice looking.
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It's been many years since I've seen wooden cigar boxes, but then I don't smoke. Great looking boxes! |
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Steve, I'm fortunate enough to live very close to a Cigar International Superstore. They put all their discarded cigar boxes into a huge crate by the door. Believe it or not, they sell them for a buck a piece, 10 for $6. Some are crumby for carving, but others have nice thick tops of beautiful hardwoods. I suggest you check out all your local cigar stores and ask what they do with their discarded boxes.
__________________ Pappajohn John C. Bethlehem, PA visit my blog, The Old Saw, at http://theoldsaw.blogspot.com Last edited by Pappajohn; 12-28-2011 at 12:31 PM. |
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