This was on my ToDo list for about 3 years . It was in the WCI Magazine 2014 Fall Addition . This Tutorial shows how he produces some of Great Carvings . I have done some of his Santas and made a few Bucks by Accident , People seemed to like them and would keep ordering . Surprised the Hell out of me. Now I'm going to try his Woodspirit and I'm sure I'll enjoy the trip. Look it up and you might like to give it a try also. Here it is only in the Rough Out Stage. Merle 1-PICT0001.JPG2-PICT0002.JPG
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Hi Joe, That Wood Grain is Driving me Nuts. I don't know what kind of Wood it is or where it came from ,it was on my Used Wood Shelf and it fit my Pattern. It is Soft and Crumbles , so I got to keep the Tool Sharp. It's only a Messing around Piece and no Particular use for anything , but I still do the best I can . Thank you for your interest. Merle
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Looking good so far, Merle. I can already see the "Millard" influence in it. Keep posting WIP photos...I'm anxious to see how it progresses.Keep On Carvin'
Bob K.
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Hi Tinwood , I won't be able to Duplicate Millards work , I'm shooting for Resemblance and Maybe I won't Embarrass him. This wood has to be Cut Cross Grain , it Splinters and the Grain falls out and makes small Holes . I'm going to live with it and say that it gives it Character . It's holding my Interest and Enjoying it. Thanks as Always Merle
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