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[woodburner807]

Yep, and it isn't due to a billion rules, but members seem to have "common sense," which isn't very common these days. Do unto others as...comes to mind....

[woodburner807]

I've visited many forums from wood working to pyrography, to electronics, to...and this forum is the best I have encountered and great helpful people. Information and other things flow like sweet honey. Glad I am here. Can't say enough positive things about this place....

[woodburner807]

Nice carving and story, Eddy. Reminds me of a quote "sometimes people fish for a lifetime and don't realize it isn't the fish they are after." Solitude and friends can occupy great times.

[woodburner807]

I get mine from the VA ad they are not cheap...but good. Many years ago I knew of people who got regular hearing aids and their complaint was they amplified the background noise as well as the normal hearing.

[woodburner807]

Not sure if I'll take the shot, but in Oregon it is screwed up usual. Don't know anyone who got the shot and I'm relying o the VA.

[woodburner807]

We do what works, and figure we are partial to what we learned to do. I have a shader and never found it useful, Glenn, but know of some that like it. I've replaced my skew 3 times in the past and wore them out...of course I was burning a lot commercially.

Yes, the wood burners are technically...

[woodburner807]

Fine work, Joe, and a nice looking fellow.

[woodburner807]

Welcome to a great forum, Daven, and very helpful members here.

[woodburner807]

I found my Optima with the PH12 skew tip suits most of my pyrography needs. Make sure you don't cut corners on a wood burning unit. As with many things, try before you buy, meaning there are many different types of tips and it is kind of like buying woodcarving knives/chisels before you learn to carve....

[woodburner807]

Well done Bob, and really enjoy the progress and you have more perseverance than I have....

[woodburner807]

Nice looking carving and can see him on a tree....

[woodburner807]

Looks like a fun project and I'd do a rough one, or two, in order to focus in what you want. Yep, post pics.

[woodburner807]

Excellent work, Anders, and love the facets...nicely carved!

[woodburner807]

I'd contact some saw mills and see what they would pay for the logs, and add some some slices for myself.

[woodburner807]

Nicely designed carving table, Donna. Sure gives me some ideas...thanks.

[woodburner807]

I really like the fellow, Jersey, and nice adaptation....

[woodburner807]

Nice looking fellow and figure it is a post Christmas carving. The trip should take a lot out of the guy, even with milk and cookies. Nicely done.

[woodburner807]

Excellent video, Brian, and thanks for posting it. Didn't see the sharpening but the box making was amazing and makes one appreciate the craft of the Natives. Professional in their own way.

[woodburner807]

Very nice work, Joe, and they came out great. Like the "look" overall.

[woodburner807]

Nice work Tom and well done. Nice looking pieces...and even "butt head."...