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    Just like the real thing , very proud looking
  2. thewoodwizard
    Nice job mate, whats the colour finnish on it,Ray
  3. thewoodwizard
    The bear is 4ft 6" and moved with two men and a sack barrow,Thanks for all the feedback guys, Ray
  4. thewoodwizard
    Commission Job just finished.
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    Thanks for the contact, I will pm tonight. Cheers Ray
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    Does anybody use one ? What they like to use? I was wanting to put one on my 550xp hus, I wanted to put a 16 inch on but don't seem to see one anywhere.cheers Ray
  7. thewoodwizard
    A carving dressed for christmas & my christmas card. Merry Christmas
  8. thewoodwizard
    Till u cut through a ladder
  9. thewoodwizard
    Top job , hard men live on.
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    Motocycle hydrolic scisser lift , l would get the type that has a release peddle rather than a hand screw to let the hydrolics down, it will save you putting saw down to work it.watch out for bad one's on the market that take a week to go down, I changed two then ended up fixing the next one myself, the hydrolic release pin in the jack was to big for chamber restricting flow, I had to take a mm off pin.You can fix a piece of wood to the top then screw carving down to that, (Amazon ) hope this helps , Ray
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    I use a 181 for carving with 12 inch carving bar on it , not to heavy, nice saw.
  12. thewoodwizard
    Top job with a great finish:thumbup:
  13. thewoodwizard
    A few carvings to browse at.
  14. thewoodwizard
    Hi Ross has agood finish ,is it carp type fish , what wood is it , be good t see over angles , regards Ray
  15. thewoodwizard
    It has real good shape, nice one Roni .
  16. thewoodwizard
    Cracking pic dogs been busy then must be 46 pigeons there.
  17. thewoodwizard
    I use a 550 xp 15'' bar for blocking out, sthil ms 2ll 15 " carving bar, and a sthil ms 181 12 inch carving bar.I'm thinking on getting a bigger saw and bar for bigger wood but not sure what I need . Ray
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    I've been carving around a year now and hooked on it, good luck with it mate ,Ray:thumbup1:
  19. thewoodwizard
    His has some horn things , he'sjust not a very horny giraffe:lol:
  20. thewoodwizard
    I think this will work as a link, its not as easy to do on the tablet! http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/BOOCJGGG7Y Uvex Carbonvision Clear Safety Goggles. Wide-Vision Anti-Fog Clear Lens
  21. thewoodwizard
    First Giraffe carving. Got asked to carve a giraffe, what do you think?
  22. thewoodwizard
    Hi kim I use Utex carbonvisionclear safety goggles, wide vision anti fog £9-95 amozon, plus a elasticated neck tube , I had the same problem with steaming up , these are sealed .Ray:thumbup1:
  23. thewoodwizard
    Just thought you might like to have a browse at these. Ps If anybody has any pictures of howling wolves I would be grateful, as I would like to carve one shortly. Cheers Ray
  24. thewoodwizard
    Gabion baskets, normaly used for inbankments, you could put them in so they sit just above water level then wood
  25. thewoodwizard
    Gabion baskets, normaly used for inbankments, you could put them in so they sit just above water level then wood

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