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In September of 2012 I was commissioned to carve on antique mahogany doors from big old house in Pennsylvania. House about 10000 sq. f. Age of those doors 100 years. from 1911. Doors were not solid mahogany they had only 1/8” panels on top of pine raised panel. So my WOODCARVING has to by only 1/8” think. Professional woodcarvers call that type of carving low relief woodcarving
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david38
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#1 posted 143 days ago
beautiful
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#2 posted 143 days ago
I like it!
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a1Jim
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#3 posted 143 days ago
Wonderful carving a great job and so beautiful.
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helluvawreck
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#4 posted 143 days ago
That is a beautiful carving. Welcome to Lumberjocks.
helluvawreck aka Charles
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Dan Katz
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#5 posted 143 days ago
Nice work. Probably a little scarey making sure not to cut through!
Dan
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cathyb
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#6 posted 142 days ago
You are a very patient man! It is so difficult to achieve what you have accomplished. I’ve done relief carving and frankly I wasn’t good at it. The work requires meticulous attention to detail with no fatigue allowed.
Beautiful work! Thank you for sharing…......
-- cathyb, Hawaii, www.cathyswoodworking.com
Monte Pittman
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#7 posted 142 days ago
Simply awesome. Seems to be your standard! :-)
-- Mother Nature created it, I just assemble it. - It's not ability that we often lack, but the patience to use our ability
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#8 posted 142 days ago
That is quite an accomplishment. Fantastic results!
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woodworker59
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#9 posted 142 days ago
As usual, I am blown away.. just amazing work..
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