SJH
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Hi welcome to the site. Your wood spirit looks very good to me!. Lime is a great wood to carve and so is Hazel, Poplar is also very easy to carve and good for large bowls. Birch is very good to carve and graet for Kuksas and spoons. The fruit woods are good Apple Plum and the like, tougher to carve but they finish very well either with the knife or sandpaper. The flexicut tools are suposed to be good tools, I have never used them so cant give you my opinion. What sort of things are you looking to carve? if its things like wood spirits you can get cheaper tools until you feel the need to splash out on the flexicut as they are expensive. Simon
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Davetaz is right its for carving not chopping, it would be funny to see how long it would last with a piece of knotty Oak and a large Gransfors splitting axe:biggrin:
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Amazing photographs!!
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Yep mate just got mine you have till the 4th
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Toys for the dog.
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Very nice truck!!! Wouldn't mind one myself.
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Cheers, I kinda figured it was the fung, very cool though!!
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Nice work and a very nice place too
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Got to agree with Ivy! HATE the stuff!!
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From the album: Tree and fungus pics
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Found these Ganoderma brackets on a big old Beech monolith. Which came first though?
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Saw this, not too sure if its been posted but the view looks stunning! what a place to work!!
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Scary stuff, interesting to connect to the central ring though, I've had a Beech limb split downwards past my wirecore which tried to crush me to the stem, luckily it fell out of the strop releasing me.
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Great photos!! some nice fungi there:thumbup:
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I look forward to seeing some pics:thumbup: I have had a very non active day:001_rolleyes: just chilled out with my little girl:001_smile:
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Enjoy your day Tony:thumbup:
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Good luck fella hope you see some and get some quality pics:thumbup1:
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Cheers Tony will do:001_smile:
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It wasn't as close as it looks:001_smile: although closer than it should have been:001_smile:
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Woke up to find the top of the garden full of these are they Pleurotus elongatipes??? Cheers
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Thats fantastic !!!! really impressive!!
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Your right about the half hitch, what I meant about the running was to use it in forks on Eucalyptus rather than the timber, also the running is good to throw out rather than climb out further:001_smile: and pull it tight.
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