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Old 03-10-2010, 08:43 AM
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In my thread "Finished (at last)" I said that I don't know when to stop working on a carving. I'll just tidy this up leads to another and another.

I suspect that what separates the "Hobby Carver" from the Pro is that the Pro gives a project 20 hours and finishes. If he didn't he'd soon be broke.

Maybe we should try it?
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