Wood carving projects

[doglegg]

Impressive as always Doug.

[Steve Warden]

Neat!

[Doug51]

Another bag clip for a bag of qwackers this time
And a Arrowhead pendant with a bear track I wood burned on it. Case Seahorse whittler and a Bark River Knives micro Canadian.

[TripleF]

Finished this fork yesterday

[doglegg]

Always enjoy your whittling Doug.

Scott, that fork is impressive.

[KLJ77]

Some very nice whittling pieces, guys. Most impressive.

OC...your miniature gun collection is awesome. Tis a darn shame nowadays, a young man wouldn't dare take those to school for "show and tell." He'd never get back in school.

[OLDE CUTLER]

Just added these mini dekes to my flock. Barrow's Goldeneye on left, Common Goldeneye on right. We see the Common Goldeneye here twice a year, coming and going when migrating. The only place I have ever seen Barrow's Goldeneyes was on Yellowstone Lake when we were in the park years ago.

[doglegg]

OC, as always those are fabulous. You never disappoint. It is always a treat when you post your ducks.

[TripleF]

Just added these mini dekes to my flock. Barrow's Goldeneye on left, Common Goldeneye on right. We see the Common Goldeneye here twice a year, coming and going when migrating. The only place I have ever seen Barrow's Goldeneyes was on Yellowstone Lake when we were in the park years ago.

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Pure beauty!!!

Finished this one yesterday....
Orange tree

[Doug51]

Very nice carving guys. Thanks for sharing your work

[doglegg]

Cool Scott. Excellent job.

[TripleF]

finished forks, spatula and a serving spoon

[doglegg]

Very, very knice Scott. I enjoy your whittling/carving.

[New_Windsor_NY]

An article from a December 1927 New York newspaper.

[Doug51]

I call this a limb bird. I read a article some where, can't seem to locate it, on them with a picture. So I'm going off memory and my first attempt at one. Tried to paint it like a chichadee. Overall I'm pretty happy with it.

[doglegg]

Pretty cool Doug. Good job on both carving and painting. Never saw a limb bird before.

[Doug51]

Pretty cool Doug. Good job on both carving and painting. Never saw a limb bird before.

Thanks! These are going to be addictive to carve. Giving the old Case seahorse whittler a work out. I was thinking about it the other day. I've been carving with this knife for 4yrs this March. It's carved a lot, I've lost track, but I'd guess getting close to 300 carvings so far.

[doglegg]

Pretty cool Doug. Good job on both carving and painting. Never saw a limb bird before.

Thanks! These are going to be addictive to carve. Giving the old Case seahorse whittler a work out. I was thinking about it the other day. I've been carving with this knife for 4yrs this March. It's carved a lot, I've lost track, but I'd guess getting close to 300 carvings so far.

Did you thin the blades any? Is it showing any signs of wear. Do you use one blade more than another?

[TripleF]

Better to see in person but this'll have to do....

[doglegg]

Scott the work and the grain in the wood are drop dead gorgeous. Most excellent work and a most excellent grained wood. Great Job!!!!

[KLJ77]

Very nice, Scott. The dark area at the top of the handle gives it character. And, there appear to be a 'face' in the wood just below the dark area. That's what I see, anyway. Nevertheless, very unique.

[Tony_Wood]

Better to see in person but this'll have to do....

Great Scott! Scott.
Good looking carving, and beautiful grain.

[TripleF]

Scott the work and the grain in the wood are drop dead gorgeous. Most excellent work and a most excellent grained wood. Great Job!!!!

TY

Very nice, Scott. The dark area at the top of the handle gives it character. And, there appear to be a 'face' in the wood just below the dark area. That's what I see, anyway. Nevertheless, very unique.

TY

Better to see in person but this'll have to do....

Great Scott! Scott.
Good looking carving, and beautiful grain.

TY

[Doug51]

Pretty cool Doug. Good job on both carving and painting. Never saw a limb bird before.

Thanks! These are going to be addictive to carve. Giving the old Case seahorse whittler a work out. I was thinking about it the other day. I've been carving with this knife for 4yrs this March. It's carved a lot, I've lost track, but I'd guess getting close to 300 carvings so far.

Did you thin the blades any? Is it showing any signs of wear. Do you use one blade more than another?

I had to thin the edge on the main blade. It's the only blade I use. The two smaller ones flex to much to be of much use for me anyways.

[doglegg]

Thanks! These are going to be addictive to carve. Giving the old Case seahorse whittler a work out. I was thinking about it the other day. I've been carving with this knife for 4yrs this March. It's carved a lot, I've lost track, but I'd guess getting close to 300 carvings so far.

Did you thin the blades any? Is it showing any signs of wear. Do you use one blade more than another?

I had to thin the edge on the main blade. It's the only blade I use. The two smaller ones flex to much to be of much use for me anyways.

Thanks.