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Old 07-19-2006, 09:36 PM
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Default Indoor carving station

I was getting heck from my wife for all the mess I was making so I came up with a carving station that works great so far.
Was very easy to make using some 1 inch plastic pipe and some 5/8 wooden dowels and a few scraps of wood I had laying around. There is a tray that can be removed so that you can dump the shavings without lifting the whole station. Also used some cork on the tool tray on the right. Have a few more pictures of it on my site.
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Old 07-19-2006, 09:38 PM
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i like it tidewater great job might wife gives me hell all the time too hope she doesnt see this or i'll have to make one lol
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Very clever, and neat!

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Now that is one GREAT idea. WOW
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Neat work/carving station.
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Good idea. With your bench area being made of dowel, it would be easy to attach tie-downs to hold a project steady when you need 2 hands.
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I like your station and I like your website. In the pic of your collection of hand tools, it looks like you have a box of Grizzly carving chisels. If I am right, what do you think of them? Any good? I'm looking for a low-price set until I get better at carving, then i'll upgrade.

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thanks for all the great reviews .whitecree I put an edge around the dowels so I could use like a carvers benchhook and for bigger projects I figured on tying them down to dowels as you suggested. the whole thing seems to work great so far. The tools you see in the box were a gift given to me . they are from Canadian Tire I think they were around $100 Canadian they work good enough as mallet tools but you need to sharpen them as they come out of the box pretty dull. I really use mostly flexcut palm tools so far but I am very new so I am by far a good judge of tools yet. I also have some power tools but stick mostly to hand tools so far. I want to learn how to use the hand tools and learn how to sharpen properly before I move on to using my power tools too much. I love the way the tools feel going through the wood and cant get that feeling with the power tools.
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i got the same set i got mine at canadian tire.i think i got mine for 30.00 but they were on sale.they are reg 100 clams.they go on sale quite a bit seen them 3 or 4 more times for like 50 bucks.they take some work to get them sharp but once they arethey are awsome.
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They're on sale right now for 49.99--I guess Canadian dollars. Any idea who they're made by?
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