Jack-O-Lantern Lumberjock Style...

Love It that’s to cool!

Hahaha I was wondering forstner or hole saws, but the second photo answered my question.

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Very cool! I’ve used a hole saw in the past along with a sabre saw. This year I might give my Dremel a go. :-)

FYI, you should also post this as a blog in case this project gets deleted since it isn’t a woodworking project.

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I also love that ghostly squash (the second one from the left). It reminds me of Munch’s The Scream.

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So, Neat!

Looks like everyone was having fun!

Lew

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My husband uses his chain saw to carve his pumpkin.

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Very cool pumpkins :) I love seeing the types of Jack-o-lantern faces that kids come up with…yours did a great job! I started a forum topic for LJ’s to share their pumpkin carvings this year- http://lumberjocks.com/topics/31398

So far, yours are the only other pumpkins on here that I’ve seen :)

-- Heidi :) “The only source of knowledge is experience”

thanks everyone…I had never used power tools…I will do it this way everytime…my girls were excited to do their own pumpkins for the first time…or close in Ruth’s case…

Next year I might try some other tools…

As far as this being a wood project—-I hope it counts—-its atleast PLANT BASED…or vine based…

HAPPY HALLOWEEN…

MAtt

-- Matt--Proud LJ since 2007

If you let it dry enough. It might become hard as wood.

Very nice.

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lol…true.

-- Matt--Proud LJ since 2007

Hard to say, depends on which tool may have been used

-- Norman