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Old 02-02-2010, 02:18 AM
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Hello all I'm from North Yorkshire England.
New to whittling/carving and looking for a first project ? I was hoping to try whittling the 5 minuit wizard but I cannot find WCI for sale in england so if any one could help please ? Found it youtube but was looking for the artical out of the mag to follow?

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Old 02-02-2010, 04:19 AM
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The magazine I order direct from the States and its money well spent. THere maybe UK stockists but I doubt it.

Whatever welcome a board , I'm a third year apprentice so like you a beginner.
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Old 02-02-2010, 05:19 AM
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Looks like you could order a back copy of that issue right from this site. Issue #43 summer 2008. I did a keyword search on the article index link in the left panel, here, and that was the first item returned. Hope that helps!

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Yorkshire... that's where Yandles is. They are good people...
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Hello and welcome to the forum... I had a ggggggg grandfather from Bradnich, Devonshire, England a long long time ago... (Squire Boone). I would love to visit there some day... But I have a hard time getting out of the state of NC... Hope you find this forum very useful and glad to have you aboard...
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Welcome to the forum.

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Hi Wizard, welcome to the group!
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Welcome to the forum Wizard.
Gene Messer has a tutorial on the five minute wizard on you tube.
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This is the link.
YouTube - Carving The 5 Minute Wizard Part 1
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Many thanks for all the replys .
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Hi Wizard, and welcome to the forum.
Everthing you need to know about carving can be found here in one place or another.
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Hello and welcome.....you have any spare yorkshire puppies sitting around? lol
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