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Old 12-22-2006, 04:21 PM
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I just wanted to take the time and welcome all you new comers. Kick off your shoes grab your carving tools and stay awhile and if I can be of help to anyone please let me know. These guys and gals here have really helped me alot and I know they will for anyone else. Thats what were all here for is to help one another aint it a great world. But anyway Welcome Everyone!!!
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Thanks. I just now registered. I started in August when a friend brought me a cypress knee and I wanted to try. Now I don't sleep! (Up all night carving).

I went to a buddy's new house and he has some large oak stumps and a nice sheet of bark. I wanted to do something with the bark (I plan on doing large spirits in the oak stumps). Will I be wasting time on the bark? It is 20" high by 9" width. Maybe half to inch think.

Thanks and will be learning as much as I can. I need classes!
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