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[jderijcke]

Hi
see for this axe and other woodworking tools https://fadir.store/product-category/forged-axe/

[jderijcke]

Hi
gargoyle or grotesque? Gargoyle = water drainage like on cathedrals

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brilliant solution, I suppose made in cardboard.

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fantastic book about the life of gnomes and a very good source for carvinginspiration. Book is not simple to find....

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No just use a block of scrap wood and put an pencil on it. Then turn the egg around. You just need blocks of different heights.

[jderijcke]

Hi
you can also take a look at the pictures on the site of Döderhultarmuseet in Oskarshams in Sweden. Wonderfull museum !! Axel Petersson is one on the best known flat plane carvers in history...

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great thinking out of the box !

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Very nice carvingstation and it looks like very easy to transport. Is it heavy enough to stand malletwork (better without the tool shelf or they will fly around)?
Jos

[jderijcke]

keep it simple
ball-in-a-loop or loop-ball ...
well done with the fragile parts!

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nice carving and painting!

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Made that one a few years ago. Still in use, simple and efficient...

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Hi
maybe this helps:

https://www.ockenden-timber.co.uk/ti...lanks-c-89_97/
or
https://www.toolsandtimber.co.uk/

Jos

[jderijcke]

Take a look at this site. Not all the sizes are available but ships internationaly.
https://www.ashleyilestoolstore.co.u...tools/incannel...

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one of those will last a lifetime... I used them in workshops and noticed the difference with any ordinary axe.
I only own the GB large carving axe and because for a lot of people the other ones are expensive like you say I bought the Robin wood carving axe. It is the best solution for quality/price...

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Hi
I suggest one of the following axes, good edge, light and the last one is very small (easy to put in a backpack). I used the second one (allmost identical to the first one) to carve spoons and it was a real pleasure. For the bigger work (like spoons and bowls) I use the carving axe but this...