[Woodcarver] Carving tools

Loren Woodard lorenwoodard at charter.net
Thu May 12 19:14:44 EDT 2005


Pete:

There are all kinds of tools out there that you may want to take a look at.
If I was restricted to one type of tool it would be full sized mallet
carving tools.  However, I have mallet tools, hand tools, different types of
high speed grinders, 45 degree angle grinders with Arbortech attachments,
etc.  What I'm really saying is you ought to contact Big Dog from the list
and ask him to send you one of his catalogs. If you are not aware of the
different types of tools available this will be a real education.  Larry is
a fair guy and great to do business with.  Okay Larry ....... pay up. LOL

I hope you enjoy your carving.

Loren Woodard 

Thanks for taking time to check out my web pages at
www.woodcarvers-gallery.com.  

Check out the fishcarvers2 group on Yahoo at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/fishcarving2. If you are interested in
fishcarving this is the place for you.  

I heartily promote the National Fish Carver's Guild.  Consider becoming a
member. 

I'm kinda new to the wc culture here in NE.  I'm kinda glued to my Dremel,
haven't spent much time outside of that and hands on sanding.  Kindof a
video game-raised guy stuck on technology.  Anyone else out there stick to a
single tool set?  I've got a ton of my grandfather's old carving tools, but
I never use them.  Stuck on Dremel.  Is there anything better?  I'm open to
ideas, because it's not exactly easy to hold when doing detail work.

Thanks!
-Pete



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