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I love the idea of carving out of things like Jenga blocks, no need for a large amount of tools and space, as a one knife kind of guy it appeals to me.
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I have carved little minature boats from jenga blocks... I have yet to carve a Jenga-Fett...(Star Wars) Ive always wondered what type of wood it was....
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