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In september of 2012 I had new project for one my customers in state of WA. It took me about 2,5 month to carve by hand this headboard. You can see step by step video on youtube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JAeMlIJ72Xk
or on vimio
http://vimeo.com/56105403
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Surfside
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#1 posted 148 days ago
I am quite impressed with the process you went through for this project and you actually presented it very well too.
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#2 posted 148 days ago
ART….pure and simple.
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#3 posted 148 days ago
Beautiful work, chapeau bas… :)
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#4 posted 148 days ago
Very nice…! You do good work.
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#5 posted 148 days ago
Well done 5 out of 5 stars
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rvo
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#6 posted 148 days ago
Fantastic !!
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#7 posted 148 days ago
Excellent work !
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MichaelA
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#8 posted 148 days ago
Beautiful lines and graceful combinations.
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#9 posted 148 days ago
A stunning work of art!
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woodworker59
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#10 posted 148 days ago
Absolutely amazing, very well done, not five out of five but ten out of ten.. I love the work and the video.. AA++ job.. Papa
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a1Jim
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#11 posted 148 days ago
Welcome to Ljs
It’s a pure pleasure to see you carved master work here,Amazing and beautiful.
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Simeond
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#12 posted 148 days ago
Just fascinating to see the photos of the process. The result is astonishing. Thanks for sharing and welcome to Lumberjocks!
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Wood Studios
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#13 posted 148 days ago
Wow!! What superb skill.
Jim Jakosh
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#14 posted 148 days ago
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That is a work of art. Very nice carving!!
You are one great carver!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks for sharing with us!!
Oh, by the way, WELCOME TO LUMBRJOCKS. You are truly a Master Carver right in the middle of wood furniture making in N Carolina. I used to work for Steelcase and we had a plant in Ashville. We made all of our wood color masters down there.
....................Jim
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#15 posted 148 days ago
Absolutely incredible craftsmanship !!
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