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We went for a weekend away, I took this piece of green Juniper for amusement. Finished with tung oil.
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Nice work Steev. I like the way the natural color and grain come through. Is Juniper hard to carve? I would have guessed that it is high in resin.Terry -
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Steve, I also like the way the gain shows up. the detail in the beard really sets it off. How big is the stick? . . .JoeB. . .JoeBComment
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Well done, Steev!
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He\'s a good one.Comment
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Thanks for the compliments.
The juniper I have was a tree in the front yard a month ago, so it is very green. A couple of sections have had a little resin, but for the most part it is soft and carves very smooth. There is a bit of a tendency to split small pieces along the grain so fine detail is not advisable.Comment
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