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18-06-12
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Re: Some simple small deer
I've never tried that but I have to say getting them all to look the same would be my downfall I'm sure.
Don't worry too much with negative posters- could be trolls
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18-06-12
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Re: Some simple small deer
Those deer are great. I really like his website Woodworking for engineers, his homemade wooden bandsaw is amazing. I recommend his youtube channel to Matthiaswandel - YouTube
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19-06-12
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Re: Some simple small deer
That is talent and patience :-)
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20-06-12
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Join Date: Apr 2012
Location: ayrshire scotland
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Re: Some simple small deer
aww i want one, ill sand it. is 33 still classed as a child thats the question
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21-06-12
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Re: Some simple small deer
Mate, ignore the negative people. Most of the Carving i have done have been pro-bono, free work. For community spaces or children's-education stuff. i have heard a few people say 'why you doing that if they aren't paying you?'.... money is NOT the only reason to do anything. For me carving is a hobby that sometimes brings in a few quid. Doing free work is good for the soul and I admire anyone who does it.
now...can i have a free deer? |
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03-07-12
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Join Date: Dec 2011
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Re: Some simple small deer
Just a quick idea for anyone who fancies having a go at making these to sell on.
Make a simple base, drill a shallow hole, then add a tea light. 
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12-07-12
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: southampton
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Re: Some simple small deer
these are great mate, dosent matter that you got the idea from somewhere else,its your skill involved in cutting them out ,and fair play for doing your bit for the kids too
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13-07-12
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Margate Kent
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Re: Some simple small deer
fantastic post, looking forward to having a go. Think my little girl will love one for christmas.
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13-07-12
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Re: Some simple small deer
They look really good - well done for doing something for free - not sure why you would have people be negative about it
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