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Old 06-18-2011, 07:57 AM
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Thank you for your reply, and tips on the piece I would like to carve. I will post pictures at end of July.
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Thank you for sharing your work. You are really excellent


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Thank you for sharing your work. You are really excellent


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I will look forward to seeing the photographs.
And to JJF thank you for your kingd words - the translator is excellent - we use it all the time.
Et pour JJF vous remercie pour vos paroles kingd - le traducteur est excellent - on l'utilise tout le temps.
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I don't have any questions but I wanted to say how much your work has inspired me, Ian. I love whimsey and so much of your work is over flowing with it. You have pushed me to a higher standard and I thank you. I look at my copies of your books often when I need more inspiration.
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Ian, I just got two of your DVD's. Thank you for making your knowledge available to those of us who cannot often get to carving classes. Your instruction is easy to follow and I am learning a lot.
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hello Ian
I had some of your books and i see you use some kind of oil
my question is:
what kind of oil you use?
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Hi there
Many years ago I did sometimes use teak oil on carvings but I stopped because dust tended to stick to it in the corners. I now use polyurethane varnish - you will find my video of this process on U-Tube @ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7GAV8..._order&list=UL. Best wishes, Ian
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