Ianw6522
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Thanks Si, hope they still liked it, many thanks again for a superb day :congrats:
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Nice Si, definitely a young pair of owls
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Very tidy Si
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Stunning piece of work Dave .... Tremendous skill needed by you and you mate
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Richard Well done and keep at it, you will pick up the tips from this site about the finer details. The only way to improve is to keep on carving and push what you think your limits are, you will then develop and seek additional equipment and finishing methods. But focus on what your piece of timber will be when finished and don't deviate from that .... all the best
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Very niece piece and I like the pose of the wolf
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Yes occasionally I carve on a grass verge alongside a lay by, sell a lot of stuff that way as people stop to rake a look or place an order. When I do carve there I clean up the sawdust to keep the council sweet Many thanks for your comments
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Not as fierce as Odin.... yet, but i will get to work with the blow torch tomorrow. Many thanks
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Thought i would put my most recent piece on here, a retirement present for someone. I carved it from memory after seeing some images on the web, some blow torch work and some oil needed.
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Excellent snapshot of your work Simon
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That is sharp .....:afraid:
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Good carving Bert
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Thank you Gary, very much appreciate. Yes that owl in the pic should be in the circus, trouble is if it was carved that way people would think it was a carving mistake
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Thanks Si, it may be time to move on to an owl in flight
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Well you have convinced me now a handy built in extra for the owl model, thanks for the pics they are very useful Cheers
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I will be there, watching atleast You were busy with the wings of your dragon fly when I called passed last year Simon has given me an opportunity at ' carve up the coast' which I'm looking forward to
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Thank Les, yes i have to work on the eyes a little, someone just told me to watch a youtube tutorial on drawing owls, then i would understand how to shape the eye..... thats what i will try
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Hi Dave, thanks for the comments Yes Woodfest will be here in no time not sure if im at the Woodfest standard yet but i will keep pushing and register my interest.
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Here is todays Owl, i wasnt sure if owls could rotate their heads through 180 degrees, i hope they can or it will never sell Chainsaw, carving bar and finger sander used, just need to burn the eyes and talons a little and then apply some oil.
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Cool Si, I have had an owl fest week also and I have two more to carve this weekend..... It must be the spring weather
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:biggrin:Superb chainsaw skill that us novices should aspire to, excellent job Simon.
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Dont panic steve, they will be back without doubt i have got two duck orders to complete so watch this space Cheers my friend..
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Todays Owl for the customer who wanted a carved owl represented on a piece of Fir tree from their own garden. Needs oil and a bit of burning to finish off perhaps.
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Well a smelly poplar or not it's a cool owl
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Si, I like the way you have achieved the chunky feather effect, excellent look especially in pic 3 nice job
