wisewood
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4m minimum, and that horticultural netting if you can be arsed. I had a sizable slither fly off today and it went about 6 m and landed on a neighbouring marquee. Good job it wasn't heading for the crowd
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Daniel Cordell is in Devon, not too far off. He's an amazing carver. You should be able to get his details off Google.
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Scott's pine, was it Richard Austin who carved the apf one?
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Cheers Dave and Gary, already talking this through with Sean.
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Excellent mate
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Pm sent 😃
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Well it was 40 min including a tea break
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Been practicing my speedcarves
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Great wood spirit 😃
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That's smart that, nice job
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Thanks Rick, pick away 😉 Ones without back rests are easy enough
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Thanks a lot Rob:biggrin:
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Thanks guys
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Thanks Bert, Yes mate, the budget didn't really cover buying in a log so I used oak offcuts that I had. The lion end was one block, the other end was one large book supporting the plank with three separate books glued on top. Worked out pretty well 😃
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Thanks Geoff
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Small bench based on schools logo
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Cheers N, what's the deal with carving at this? Do carvers get paid, expenses etc? Do organisers keep the work? Cheers, Simon
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Hi mate, my phone won't translate into English, I can't do this year but would still like to know the details
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Prices ranged from about £500 to £1300 I think. There were some bargains to be had. A few were more expensive but didn't make the reserve.
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Some pics from the weekend, missing a few so please add to these if you have some.
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My woodfest ent, was a great show with some fantastic work this year. I'll try and post pics of everyone's work later.
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Too right, that sort of sheet would put me right off milling ! Glad no-one got hurt
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Sounds like it just wasn't quite tight enough on the clamps, I've had a bit of movement in the past from using a chainsaw spanner. Got myself a ratchet spanner and that has cured it. That extra 1/4 turn really gripped the bar tight.
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Sold to Shaun, thanks mate. I'll be carving variations of this if anyone is interested pm me. Thanks, Si
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Pm sent Paul
