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Maggie Rosolinska

Registered: March 2009
Location: Jersey Channel Island / UK
Posts: 31
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Horse head carved from waste off-cuts. -ready-
· Date: Fri October 22, 2010 · Views: 750
· Filesize: 142.2kb, 4393.4kb · Dimensions: 3500 x 3400 ·
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sgtusmc
scooter

Registered: November 2007
Location: South Plainfield,N.J.
Posts: 156
Fri October 22, 2010 00:32 Rating: 10.00 

THAT IS ABSOLUTELY AWESOME

what did you use to cover the glue lines?
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nick onac sculptor

Registered: December 2007
Location: Peterborough, Ontario, Canada
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Fri October 22, 2010 13:55 Rating: 10.00 

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Maggie Rosolinska

Registered: March 2009
Location: Jersey Channel Island / UK
Posts: 31
Fri October 22, 2010 19:07

The big gaps I've filled with small bits of wood , the small simply with wood filler. U can still see most of them when U look closely but I meant them to be seen.

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Ike Ickes
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Registered: February 2009
Location: Columbus, Mt.
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Wed November 3, 2010 16:05

Idgiee, I absolutely love your idea of using scrape wood the way you have. For years I have collected scrape wood from the builders around here and have used it to carve my boots and shoes. But as you can guess I have tons more that I couldn't figure out what to do with. My only question is: Do you sand the individual pieces flat before gluing? The reason I ask is because all of the 2x4's and 2x6's I have, have the factory semi-rounded edges on them.
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Maggie Rosolinska

Registered: March 2009
Location: Jersey Channel Island / UK
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Thu November 4, 2010 23:42

Hi Ike,
Thank for your comment.
No. I don't sand pieces flat. With the horse I've glued the raff once into the middle, nice once outside. Now I am planning to do similar technique glued child face, already got wood ,softer and better quality and I am planning to sand each piece.

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Tue November 16, 2010 15:35 Rating: 10.00 



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