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JimSawyer
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Registered: February 2007
Location: Rhode Island
Posts: 443
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Thu January 3, 2008 00:44
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Rating: 10.00
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Nicely done. I'd love to see a view of the top.
One day, I hope to be this good.
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Jim
The limits of the imagination are imaginary
My website:
Featherwood Woodcrafts
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romek22
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Registered: March 2007
Location: Tychy, Poland
Posts: 1,746
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pallin
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Registered: April 2007
Location: Lake Isabella, CA
Posts: 294
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Thu January 3, 2008 14:07
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Rating: 9.00
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Very Nice! With these dimensions, the Celtic knot pattern must be fairly intricate. Tell us about the wood, and what tools you are using for this task.
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Phil Allin - "New Old Carver" - Lake Isabella, CA:
My WCI gallery http://www.woodcarvingillustrated.co...0/ppuser/6121
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madblack
Matt Black Industries
Registered: January 2008
Location: Lake Cowichan BC Canada
Posts: 17
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Thu January 3, 2008 22:27
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Thanks! the wood is a bit of Yew , harvested in the Cowichan valley in BC , for tools I used a hooked chip knife and the tiny tools that the box contains , I made these just after I had part of my middle finger amputated ,as I found them easier to grip without bashing the "stump", after I healed they are still my faves , but I'm back to more conventional palm tools as well.
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