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04-29-2005, 10:01 AM
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 Re: Questions for Cam Merkle or Razortip Callynne, Now you are dating yourself 49 Chevy that was when they had split windshields. My first dating vehicle was a 53 Chevy (single windshield) oops I just dated myself. I also wish I still had that car actually I traded it in for a 49 Hudson (split windshield). Its funny I have a Razortip, double outlet, have had it for years and have about 8 burning puns with it, and all I use it for is to sign my carvings. Susan I look at your burnings and drool I only wish I had that kind of talent. Colin
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04-29-2005, 10:20 AM
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| Re: Irish Woodburnings Hey everyone, I moved this thread into our new pyrography forum--but can't attach the files back together so I've left the two here--see this thread to see Susan's first woodburning http://www.woodcarvingillustrated.com/forum/t6109.html Bob |
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05-02-2005, 09:05 AM
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| Re: Irish Woodburnings Wow Susan, I agree, that is an awesome design, beautiful, just beautiful!! I know you're right about the temperature being too high. I'm burning basewood, so I know it's not the sap being a problem. I'm actually using the woodburner to 'carve' detail into Santas beard or burn hair patterns on an animal. It (almost) doesn't matter how 'burnt' it looks, since I'm going to be painting it. Hmmmm, wonder since I'm so 'heavy handed' on the woodburner if I could ever do something as delicate as what you do. I doubt it, better stick to carving!   Hey Colin, that '49 Chevy was a 'classic' by the time we were dating!  Callynne |
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