Wood carving projects

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Thanks guys. I thinned the stem out a little bit think it looks better.
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I think so too. It looked fine before but even better now. ::tu::
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Terrific wood sculpting OLDE CUTLER and Doug. ::tu::


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Nothing fancy just some fun simple whittlings I've done the last couple of days.
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::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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Doug, always enjoy your carvings! Wish I had time to whittle more. ::hmm::
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Cool Doug, those are just pleasant, relaxing projects. Very good. ::nod::
Your putting that 62 to good use.
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Thanks guys!
Treefarmer:we just got 6' of rain. I got a little time. ::facepalm::
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Might outa get one while you can. They will probably just get more expensive. ::shrug::
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doglegg wrote: Fri May 22, 2020 3:38 am Might outa get one while you can. They will probably just get more expensive. ::shrug::
Doglegg...the enabler.
I just picked one up in the black / red micarta. It is beautiful! Much better looking, in hand, than pictures reveal. I agree, it is a great whittling knife...but gotta confess...the two smaller blades look like they could be "used up" by a prolific whittler, with much sharpening. For someone, with your talents, wouldn't be a bad idea to have a "back up". Wait...did that sound enabling?
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Doc B wrote: Fri May 22, 2020 1:02 pm
doglegg wrote: Fri May 22, 2020 3:38 am Might outa get one while you can. They will probably just get more expensive. ::shrug::
Doglegg...the enabler.
I just picked one up in the black / red micarta. It is beautiful! Much better looking, in hand, than pictures reveal. I agree, it is a great whittling knife...but gotta confess...the two smaller blades look like they could be "used up" by a prolific whittler, with much sharpening. For someone, with your talents, wouldn't be a bad idea to have a "back up". Wait...did that sound enabling?
You're doing good Doc. Some day Doug will thank us. ::tounge::
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doglegg wrote: Fri May 22, 2020 1:48 pm
Doc B wrote: Fri May 22, 2020 1:02 pm
doglegg wrote: Fri May 22, 2020 3:38 am Might outa get one while you can. They will probably just get more expensive. ::shrug::
Doglegg...the enabler.
I just picked one up in the black / red micarta. It is beautiful! Much better looking, in hand, than pictures reveal. I agree, it is a great whittling knife...but gotta confess...the two smaller blades look like they could be "used up" by a prolific whittler, with much sharpening. For someone, with your talents, wouldn't be a bad idea to have a "back up". Wait...did that sound enabling?
You're doing good Doc. Some day Doug will thank us. ::tounge::
::rotflol:: ::rotflol:: you two have a great day! :-)
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A couple more. These turtles are a fun carve.
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Carved some scales into this one. Gives it some shadows and look better in person.
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Doug, that little carver seems to have learned it's job already. The addition of scales really set it off. ::tu:: ::tu::
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Hey Doug! Would you mind throwin' a bit of that talent over my way?
Some mighty fine work, Sir.
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Nice carvings, Doug! ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu::
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Good job Doug, I really enjoy your sharing your carving talent with us. I have whittled on many a walking stick but never tried to carve anything else, your giving me the urge to give it a try. I'm sorry for your loss Doug, that sure is a tough part of life, our pets hold a special place in our hearts. Thanks again buddy!
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wv trapper wrote: Fri May 29, 2020 10:39 am Good job Doug, I really enjoy your sharing your carving talent with us. I have whittled on many a walking stick but never tried to carve anything else, your giving me the urge to give it a try. I'm sorry for your loss Doug, that sure is a tough part of life, our pets hold a special place in our hearts. Thanks again buddy!
Thanks for the kind words. If I can ever be of any help to you let me know. I'm learning as I go. I really enjoy working with a pocket knife whittling/carving.
This ladybug and piece of Candy corn are a couple quick fun whittles I did yesterday. Thanks everyone else for all your kind words also. I didn't carve these with this particular Case knife but I wanted it in the picture for size comparison.
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Fun carvings and very knice knife. ::nod:: ::tu::
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A rustic carved humming bird out of cedar with a little bit of woodburning. And my GEC 12 just for size reference and to pretty up the picture.:-)
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I like your work, Doug.
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Steve Warden wrote: Sun May 31, 2020 5:04 pm I like your work, Doug.
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Doug, I've noticed that you are not only showing great carvings but great knives as well as. Really good hummingbird. ::tu::
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doglegg wrote: Sun May 31, 2020 7:52 pm Doug, I've noticed that you are not only showing great carvings but great knives as well as. Really good hummingbird. ::tu::
Thanks.
I tried my first time at carving out a star today. Pretty happy with it. It's 1" in size. Used my Case Seahorse whittler. It's out of basswood. I'd love to get some butternut to try and carve with.
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