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Old 04-24-2007, 03:44 AM
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Alice, great looking carving it has a sculptural appearance. Beautiful wood.
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Default Re: Switching tight handpieces

Sorry Girls and boys I haven't had time to thank you for your compliments Garden work is calling especially that we suddenly got 75 F warm weather.
My tools are calling and I have to turn my head away.
The sculpture you see. this is the type of work I prefer most of the time I find I have to let the wood do it;s thing.
I have said before I only work with found wood and it is usual full of flaws and I work with it .
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