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Old 12-08-2009, 09:55 PM
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Here are some of the woodcarving tools and knifes I made long time ago. They will see more chips now. The cutting board under the tools was one if the last work I did. I'll try to restore it to the original condition.
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I have enjoyed looking at your tools and I can tell that you care for them. Thank you for posting.
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My goodness Sharrwood - those are impressive! Thanks for showing us.
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Those are excellent, they look well made.

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an outstanding set of knives. I really like the variety and from the chip carving they are resting on, it looks like you put them to good use.
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