Some caving this week - Flowering peach
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Raymond
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Re: Some caving this week - Flowering peach
NIce job! Ive got some olives to carve if you fancy a trip to Southwest WA
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kvan64
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Re: Some caving this week - Flowering peach
Die grinder it was. I used to use dremmel for carving but realized that it's only suitable for smaller/refining work. A die grinder and some suitable router bits worked better and faster.delisea wrote:Great carving! Did you use a Dremmel or a die grinder?
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Symon
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DK
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kvan64
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Re: Some caving this week - Flowering peach
I'll take a road trip there one day...yeah one dayRaymond wrote:NIce job! Ive got some olives to carve if you fancy a trip to Southwest WA
Always we hope someone else has the answer.
Bonsai is an art of shrinking.
Bonsai is an art of shrinking.
