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Old 04-29-2008, 04:04 PM
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Default Re: Carving Signs

IMO the harder woods such as cherry and walnut work best for incised lettering like i do. I usually use pieces of cherry and i think it holds the deep incised lettering and detail much better than some of your softer woods..but i use a v tool to do my lettering so it may be different for using gouges..
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Default Re: Carving Signs

Has anyone tried Cypress for signage carving? It is good for the weathering, but I dont know about the carving part.
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