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Old 10-02-2010, 02:31 PM
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Chip carving article.

Woodcarving Article – Chip Carving Part 1 Woodcarving, Beekeeping, and Country Life
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Thank you Watercarving, for this article on chip carving. It is a carving form that I would like to try. I was given a set of chip carving knives however, I don't know how to identity which knife is what yet. I look forward to reading future postings on this beautiful art.
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I'll have another article about that soon. The book in the article is great and I highly recommend it if you are interested in the style. It is simple to get into but there are a lot of things to learn from Dennis Moor.
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