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    My 660 packed in so I am struggling a bit with my 372, the tree is in the wood on the hill around the back of the castle, you can see it from the main road. I will be there till Thursday then Mon - Thur next week. Cheers Tommy
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    Thanks Dan, if thats the width, whats the length and how many do you have? I might be working in Croyden in a months time, If I am, I could maybe come and see them. cheers Tommy
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    How big are the trunks & how much will you want for them? cheers Tommy
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    Hi, I had a look at your site and photos and realised you were from carbridge after I wrote that. Yeah I will have a beer with you, my wife will be coming up to but we will be leaving the kids at home, see you then. Heres a link to some doors J Chester Armstrong carved he is an amazing carver also. http://www.sisterscountryphotography.com/keyword/doors#414790335_8a5VY
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    Hi Higland Forestry, I was supposed to be there last year but I was in Tennessee when it was on. I have just sent off the application for this year so I should be In, Fingers crossed. Do you go to this event? They say the night time bash is mad, looking forward to it. Tommy
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    Check this guy out he's one of my favourites, I have not met him yet but I hope to, I know Steve has seen him carve. Cheers Tommy http://www.chainsawartpro.com/indexe1.htm
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    The smallest carving is the supposed to be robbin above, I don't like small carvings its easier to do larger! I carved both frogs in about 6 hours and spent about an hour grinding them. I had underpriced them so spent as least time as possible with the grinder although I wanted them to look good. Thanks Tommy
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    Chris, she does start off with the log squared off and its not finished as good as yours but its still impressive to watch. How long have you been carving? I think you will make a good carver if your wanting to try things like that!
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    Hi, Mick Burns does a carving coarse, but he lives in Lincoln. I think You will need your chainsaw ticket before he will take you though, here is a link to his site. http://www.chainsawsculpture.co.uk/ Cool profile pic
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    Thanks, and I think my love of art and pencil drawing when at school is helping me a lot. Your off to a good start when you have learnt all about saws and using them but I think if the interest in art was not there I would not be doing it. Thanks Tommy
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    Yes that is very cool, what about some sand to add to this cool post'
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    Nice work, keep it up. The carver that speed carves the ball in the box in 30 minutes is a woman called Nansi Hemmings from Wales. She's class here she is at the Wales woodfest 07
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    Thanks, not sure about the small but the larger Dragon took a day and a half. Not sure iether how long the Beech has been felled, I should be heading up there to start on the 3rd of Feb , I will let you's now exactly where it is when I'm up there. Thanks, Tommy
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    A quick grinding Out of this order, it was the Robbin I did not fancy trying' and it shows!lol
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    Chainsaw finished
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    It does help a lot when you have a 3d model, cheers Niels
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    If Rodney or Andy can't do it I would certainly think about it. When are they wanting it carved? Cheers Tommy
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    Nice work and the Owls not burnt at all!
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    Hi, I am still working away so not fitting much carving in. These were a couple of christmas orders I had, nowt special but I do have a large commision in two weeks time in Sterling Scotland which should take me two-three weeks. Its a Felled Beech tree and 7 meters before it forks, the Theme will be Dragons, Unicorn, wolf and whatever else I have time for. Cheers and all the best this year, Tommy
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    Hi Niels, nice Horse & Cock' lol. I have been thinking of the challenge of a reering horse for a while now but I dont think I will be attempting one untill I am comissioned. Cheers, Tommy
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    Hi Niels, I've seen this one before' maybe on Jamies forum, Nice work and good humour here eh!
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    Cheers, but no i never, should of though as it was mint seeing it go up and then her face peering through the flames! I was a bit worried about safety issues and getting stopped!
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    Thats it and thats the way i left her. Cheers, Tommy Sorry to hear about the accident and i will be making a donation, take care!
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