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[Nebraska]

It’s a great convocation of eagles you’ve made. Happy Fourth.

[Nebraska]

Well that should keep you busy and out of the bars. Really interesting and creative project.

[Nebraska]

Thanks to all for taking time to look and comment.

[Nebraska]

Thanks Joe, first painting I acquired....

[Nebraska]

Why don’t you google it up?

[Nebraska]

Airbrush piece done by a local artist “Mary Christmas”. My oldest daughter calls it the naked lady....

[Nebraska]

No local customer. But the pole and fish are removable just in case someone needs to in the future....

[Nebraska]

This piece is officially done and has been excepted by the customer who commissioned the work.

It is 8” to the top of the hat and 20” to the top of the pole.
It is carved from basswood glue up.
The rod and grip are made from birch dowel.
Finished with pure tung....

[Nebraska]

Glenn,

Very interesting and well done piece. What are the finished dimensions?...

[Nebraska]

Well done Joe....

[Nebraska]

Sometimes I need to take time and clean things up, so I can see where I am to see where I need to go....

[Nebraska]

So far so good.
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[Nebraska]

Beautiful work Randy great description. Always good to see your projects.

[Nebraska]

Always amazed.

[Nebraska]

Good news is they don’t effect my daily living can still wade the river or hike to the high lakes. So all and all not much to complain about. I realized yesterday that at least a third of my time is spent measuring and marking where to cut....

[Nebraska]

loew-cornell, Is my best guess.

I think they used to be sold through art supply stores. No Idea who made them.

[Nebraska]

It’s started as a 6”x8”x9” Basswood glue up.
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[Nebraska]

If I was going to be a woodcarver I’d go with the bandsaw also.

[Nebraska]

Glenn,

I’ve been carving coming up on five years in October. Going to a carving vise and full sized tools was a game changer for me.

Since I have a couple health issues that make me high risk for covid I’ve had some extra time this year to carve....

[Nebraska]

Progress not perfection. ...