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Marc Belliveau picked up a second-hand chainsaw and jumped right in to carv

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admin Administrator Registered: December 2004 Posts: 114 users gallery	Most carvers who start with smaller pieces and, at some point, think of tackling bigger projects. After carving a few birds, Marc Belliveau wanted to try something bigger. So when he saw a chainsaw advertised for $30 in his local newspaper, he bought it. $70 in parts and labor later, Marc found himself carving this soldier from Louisbourg, a French fortress that was in existence in his hometown of Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada, in the mid-1700s. Using the chainsaw, a grinder, chisels, sanders, and a flexible shaft power carver, he worked on the piece for several hundred hours. He was worried about checking in the carvingâ€™s face, but only ran into problems with a knot near the carvingâ€™s nose.
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