[Woodcarver] Segmented snakes ...

Classic Carving Patterns irish at carvingpatterns.com
Thu Sep 29 18:04:55 EDT 2005


Hey Big Dog,

It's been forever since I have seen that design, but as I remember it
was a variation of the chain in the ball and chain carving. Instead of
cutting out the square board with the starting cross that runs down the
length you laid out the snake chains then cut v's into where the links
come together. That leaves enough wood on each section to belly out the
snake's body. Sorry, I can see it in my head but it is very hard to
verbally explain ... But, again, think chain links.

Susan


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Hey y'all,

Just had a fellow in the store and he asked me if I had ever seen a
snake
that was put together with individual carved segments. You carve the
segments all the same and interlock them one after another to make the
snake as long as you like. Then the head and tail are added someway.

I told him it was funny he should ask about the snake because I had
recently seen such a snake .... BUT I COULDN'T REMEMBER WHERE!!!! It
sure
is lousy getting old. I know that the memory is the first thing to go,
but
I can't remember what the next thing is!

Anybody out there give this old dog a hand so I can let this fellow
know????

Thanks.

BIG DOG


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