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Old 11-24-2010, 08:42 AM
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Here's another little bottle stopper I've made more than one of, and could probably make a bunch more before I managed to have two for myself. This one is walnut, I've used paulownia too. The family likes their wine, you know?

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That is neat looking hound. How did you do flat plane is walnut I cant do it in Basswood.
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Nice flat plane dog there. Thanks for posting it.
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This dog came out real neat looking. How do you think it would it look in "bark"
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Real good hound, I like him. fred k
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Nice job Bif

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Great hound
every one of your friends will wnat one and you won't be able to carve them fast enough
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This dog came out real neat looking. How do you think it would it look in "bark"
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Nice looking hound dog ...
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How do you think it would it look in "bark"

LOL, did not think of that. As for carving in walnut, I have one knife I put a secondary bevel on just for carving hardwoods. This is the only on in walnut, have done one in paulownia and starting another in bass. Took a while to get the hang of flat plane, folks here are a big help. My first attempts were sort of a blend of FP and whatever I was doing before that.

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