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Colin-Partridge Colin-Partridge is offline

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  1. amdoherty
    11-26-2011 12:16 PM - permalink
    amdoherty
    Would love to purchase a santa similar to the recent one on e-bay. Live in Oakville, Ontario-do you sell at any shows around here?
  2. Dileon
    10-23-2010 03:09 PM - permalink
    Dileon
    It is your paint brushes?... Do you have decorative short handle paint brushes. Do have the zero numbers which are tiny, tiny brushes with a little hair. I use 8/0 and 10/0. These paint brushes are cheaper then painting brushes and are made for the kind of painting we do on wood. I find people use regular brushes which are long handled and long hairs which are not good for painting small areas. Two# you need to plant your wrist on something to keep it stable....some people use wood plank about 2 inches wide and two feet long..... and they hold it in their hand and other wrist is on the board ready to paint any small detail..., Three sometimes you need to practice a step before you paint, I do that when I am unsure on how to paint it. See if that helps ....thanks for the praise still learning.....
  3. Dileon
    10-19-2010 10:13 PM - permalink
    Dileon
    sorry, no hickory ..in the islands. Don might have the mini arbor tech...I have been looking at one my self. Actual you will have to use a side grinder on your larger pieces....Don Sexton has major information on the tools he use....the only thing is you got sawdust instead of chips.
  4. Pracuss
    04-26-2010 09:35 AM - permalink
    Pracuss
    Colin, I've an opportunity to do a couple of Wood Spirits on a dead Hickory stump (7feet). Have you done any on Hickory? Also what about the Arbor tech mini grinder, any experience with these? Looking for an easier way, other than the chisels and mallet I've been using. Thanks for your help.
  5. wilsocn
    12-20-2009 01:48 AM - permalink
    wilsocn
    edit - sending private message instead. Sorry.

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