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Old 02-23-2011, 10:10 PM
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Very Nice Keoma, a neat and tidy little project. Well thought out. Wife gets one for sure.
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Thank you! Very glad you like it! Of course it can be kept this simple and smooth, but the whole smooth red back just begs to be carved out! I am thinking of a Dragon Hair stick, carve the dragon up the length, wrap him around the top where the Y/Y is sunk in. Its an idea Cherry Blossoms and branches would be sweet too!
Sharon it dumped on us last night and is snowing again now-we are re-filling the 4 wheeler...ran out the first tank before 10 this morning!
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Old 03-06-2011, 10:46 PM
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Nice tutorial, thanks for sharing!
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6-now is the time to separate the two layers, easy enough on the scroll saw, I go on a slow speed, but by all means, if you feel more comfortable, a little mini clamp works great-watch your fingies!
Great job!!
If you fix a paper between the layers with a non strong glue you do not need use any saw for separation.
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Old 03-07-2011, 11:07 PM
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Very nice pendent. Thanks for sharing your steps.
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Thanks for the play x play.
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Thanks for looking ya'll-glad you like it!
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Hello I just want to get ideas from other carvers. Old Coach
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