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11-30-2006, 11:23 PM
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 Carving Deer Antler Hello everyone, I know this is not wood carving but we all share the same craving. I started about 4 months ago useing a dremel tool. I have since completed 4-5 projects and would like to post pics and bare good and bad critisium and I would like to know if I can post pics and how to do this. I am open for tips and helpful hint on carving. Please feel free to e-mail mail direct. Thanks again and have a  Holiday... Tuck |
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12-01-2006, 12:08 AM
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 Re: Carving Deer Antler Hi Kim, & Welcome. You can enter in alternate materials category.I have a Moose Antler carving there. To learn how to post images go to: Sticky: How to upload images to Carver Galleries Regards, Dick  |
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