Tomorrow a little poly

[Nebraska]

Tung oil has cured based attached letting the glue dry over night then just a little poly to finish her up.

[joepaulbutler]

What a splendid piece of work Ed, I can foresee a very happy consignor, yes sir dee.!

[Merle Rice]

Hi Ed, Just a Great Piece of Work . Your Client should be Pleased. Merle

[Randy]

A work to be proud of Ed! I love the way the grain works with the figure. Your client is going to be pleased!

[Glenn Jennings]

Hi Ed
Have to agree with the guys she looks fantasic mate very nice work.She should be rapt with that.

[Nebraska]

Thanks, I’m waiting until I get the finish finished before I submit the photos for final approval. This has been a little different process this client did not want any progress update photos. The only discussion we had after she sent the photos was when I suggested a less anatomically correct a version as she request out of concern for the susceptibility to damage.

[sappy]

That is a major Wow!

[woodburner807]

Stunning work, Ed, and the grain is great.

[Claude]

The wood grain is great, Ed, as is the carving! Position of the figure on the grain really enhances the carving.

Claude

[DiLeon]

The stack of books her foot on is an outstanding decision. Looks great sure the customer will love it. Beautiful grain design also.

[tioga paddler]

I agree with DiLeon, the stacked books was a really neat idea. Thanks for posting your progress during the carving I picked up a few pointers along the way.

[Nebraska]

I may have lied about my timeline for applying the poly. Only 20* here today think I will wait for a warmer day.

[Eddy-Smiles]

Wow and double Wow!

[joepaulbutler]

Hey Ed For 20°, hold down the alt button and type in 248 for the ° sign. FYI

[Nebraska]

Hey Ed For 20°, hold down the alt button and type in 248 for the ° sign. FYI

Thanks Joe, never knew that one but I have a quick question. Where is the alt button on my IPad?