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This is the new Suitor's Spoon I'm working on. It is 9" long, carved from 3/4" poplar board stock purchased at Home Depot. The spoon was completely roughed out with a hand ax. My accuracy is really improving. I'm getting real close to being able to "hew to the line". Even the dip between the spoon stem and the bowl was done with the ax. Still lots of knife work left and design elements to add. If real life doesn't interfere too much, I hope to finish it this weekend.
__________________ Bob My etsy store http://cowboybob.etsy.com My blog, Flying Chips http://flyingchips.blogspot.com |
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Nice one, Mack
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Nice design. That's amazing what you can do with an ax! Tricky looking wavy grain from the side, there - have fun with that!
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Thanks, Laura and Mottles. The wavy grain hasn't been a problem so far. Poplar is so forgiving. Here are the next photos.
__________________ Bob My etsy store http://cowboybob.etsy.com My blog, Flying Chips http://flyingchips.blogspot.com |
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It's coming along really well Mack!
__________________ Bob My etsy shop: RWK Woodcarving http://www.rwkwoodcarving.etsy.com My email: rwkoz51@gmail.com |
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Nice little spoon and I like the detail on the back of the spoon bowl.
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Fantastic Mack .. i dont do spoons .. but love to see the beautiful ones like this Gene
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Thanks, Bob and Gene. Thanks, David. I've become quite fond of putting little details on the back of the spoon bowl. Now I've just got to watch myself to make sure I don't over-do it. Bob
__________________ Bob My etsy store http://cowboybob.etsy.com My blog, Flying Chips http://flyingchips.blogspot.com |
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Very nice. I might have to go buy a poplar board and give one a try. Joggernot
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Lookin' good Bob.
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