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Dalboy

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A great piece of carving and paint job. Is this for yourself Keith or destined for someone else
 
yorkshireman

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Bill Mooney said:
That is a beautiful piece of work Keith. Very well done mate.:thumbs::thumbs::thumbs:
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Thanks Bill mate it makes a nice change from turning. I've joined a local woodcraft club and most of the men do woodturning. I can't see the point of going there to do that as I've got two lathes in the garage so it's nice just to sit there with a knife and a lump of lime to create summat different.
 
Lons

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I like that a lot Keith.

I still have a couple of shanks been "seasoning" for about 20 years :whistling: and some decent horn as well as a part finished crook.
Dunno where the time goes now I'm retired.
 
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