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I have started a new project for a customer. I am chainsaw carving a Farmall 200 tractor. I have carved the wheels out of pine, and the body out of pecan. I decided to attach the wheels to an axil for strength. I will cut a groove in the body and glue it in with gorilla glue, secured with a bolt or two. I will do the steering wheel the same way, an axile with the wheel. The seat will be out of pine and will be bolted and glued into place. I plan on carving the details for the engine etc into the body. When done I will paint red for the tractor body and appropriate black for tires. I will post pictures as I progress. This is my first tractor so be kind :>) Greg Last edited by GeorgiaCarver; 10-17-2007 at 06:17 PM. |
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Hi Greg, sounds like you have it all figured out and will look forward to the updates. What size is the tractor going to be? Kathy
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Thanks Kathy, about 3 feet long and 1 1/2 to 2 feet tall....
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Hi Greg, Look forward to seeing progress pictures, thanks for sharing! Sounds like that tractor might be just the right size for a little kid to set on? jim |
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The Farmall was a classic. Love it!
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It looks like you have things well in hand.
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Well here is another update. Nearly roughed out. Still need to sand and paint. I am mostly happy with the carving. Greg |
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That's cute. It should make the customer smile.
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looks good Greg, Arnold |
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Looks great Breg. You are showing a different sid eof carving than the usual spirit,birds, and aanimals. Can't wait t see the finish piece.
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