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[Tom Ellis]

He's a good dog Merle. You are just lucky you don't have to feed and clean up after your kennel pals. Beautiful job.

[Tom Ellis]

Nice work Cameron, next you will be carving little fishing lures.

[Tom Ellis]

I'm so glad you guys keep so busy Herb, Gives us a lot of fun to look at. Great job.

[Tom Ellis]

Welcome Benny, you are off to a great start, and should have a lot of fun with this found hobby. There is no end to creativity and projects.

[Tom Ellis]

Outstanding look Joe, but seems to be very dangerous. Ii have seen it done on turned vases and plates, and it is a very cool look.
But it seems like it could be like setting in an electric chair. Be careful.

[Tom Ellis]

Nice work Hobo, I am so glad you are back showing your work again. I know your work is all original so that makes it special.

[Tom Ellis]

Interesting Joe, I would suggest you paint the beard area black before applying all the hairy stuff. Then the skin won't show so much. Sort of like looking in the mirror every morning....

[Tom Ellis]

Those look nice Careron, but I especially like the little hobo hiding behind the first one. Great job.

[Tom Ellis]

I'll drink to that one too Soggy, Make it a double. Glad you are feeling better. Tom

[Tom Ellis]

Along with the nice bright light, I like the fact that they are nice and quiet, No constant buzz, and instant on. The ones I got from Cosco also have a motion dectector. Great lights.
Thanks for the thread Camron.

[Tom Ellis]

That is really neat Bob, I can allready see the new magazine article. Well done.

[Tom Ellis]

Boy Marty, you have some very talented beginners. Great looking stuff.

[Tom Ellis]

Thanks for the sales pitch Rick, I was told not to say anything about selling them on the site, but if someone buys one, they can say what they want.
I would agree that about a 60-70 rpm would be great, but not possible with this motor. I would also suggest that if you want to remove...

[Tom Ellis]

Not too bad for the money, I found that they need to be resharpened, as they have quite a steep bevel, and not carving sharp.

[Tom Ellis]

Welcome Johnny, youtube will help to get you started on just about anything you want to carve.

[Tom Ellis]

Great job, always nice to have fresh fish for dinner.

[Tom Ellis]

Wild, Try the Tormek PA-70, and that should solve your problem. It doesn,t build up on the strop, and seems to dry out after use, and cleans right off if you want. It works fast if you keep it freshened up also.

[Tom Ellis]

Dang Joe, what a lucky find. I just cut a piece apart, and there was nothing in there. You have that magic touch.