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This is my first round carving. It is a standard cane I purchased at CVS Pharmacy. I used a pocket knife, x-acto knife and a small chisle for a Japanese woodcarving set. I then used a wood burning pencil followed by a couple coats of clear laquer.
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jockmike2
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posted 527 days ago
Is that the 7th aircav insignia? Just wondering, I’m an old grunt. jockmike ps nice cane.
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Buckskin
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posted 527 days ago
That would be the First Cavalry Division which the 7th Cavalry is a part of.
mot
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posted 527 days ago
Wow! That’s some patience to carve a cane! Thanks for sharing!
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oscorner
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posted 527 days ago
Looks good.
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jockmike2
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posted 526 days ago
I was in the 14th armored cav. V Corp. Germany. mike
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Buckskin
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posted 526 days ago
Thank you for your service Mike! I was in III Corp, 1st Cav and an air defense artillery batallion in Germany.
Jim Earl
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posted 511 days ago
nice job on your cane carving. I tried and all my carvings ended up in the scrap pill or file 13. I was in the artillary and ordnance while I was in the Marine Corps. Served in Vietnam in 1975 pulling all our guys out. seen a little action, but not much Special Security forces. over there. Came back and a year later put out on a medical discharge. Thank you for you service. A VERY SPECIAL HOLLER AND A THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE. Any way very nice job on your carving.
-- Jim Earl http://www.myspace.com/earle5
Buckskin
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posted 511 days ago
Thank you for your service Jim, and BTW this is the only word burning/carving that has survived the burn pit. I might post my first carving. Its pretty amature though.
Robert Smith
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posted 460 days ago
Great work,the wood was really hard i would say
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