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Old 10-24-2007, 09:15 AM
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Default Re: first chainsaw carving of my own design

HI Elwood,
Thanks for the compliment. I like the difference with paint too. I always intended on painting my large carvings, because of the ones I've admired on the internet.
I'm not going to worry about the cracks either. She was cracking while I was carving her. I've carved a lot of "in the round" pieces before, but nothing this size. They were very tiny compared to her.

I have sold her already, and want to carve more, but my doctor said I have to wait until the pain in my arms goes away first. He thinks I have some nerve damage in both arms. I thing it was a combination of the swing blade that I cleared the field with, and the lopers I cut hundreds of weeds down with the same week I used the chainsaw more than I had. Meanwhile I don't have much of a grip. Weird huh?

I wish I had taken up chainsaw carving 30 years ago. It is hard on an old woman, but I love the results. It's so fast!
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