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02-10-2003, 09:27 AM
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 Re: Shedding antlers I use Quik Wood too, and have used a toothpick as a reinforcing dowel for really small items....and if you have excess leftover quikwood, I shape it as a small rock and let it dry, then will use on base for a bird or fish caving.  |
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