[Woodcarver] Another whittle question

[Mike Gratton]

Another vote here for Ev's DVD.  It's very helpful.

mikeg
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> Hi Jersey Paul,

> 

> This question has been asked many times over the

> years.  It is a frustrating one

> that still plagues some carvers who have been

> carving for many years.

> 

> The quickest and easiest solution to your problem,

> if you can come up with $25,

> is to get Ev Ellenwood's DVD called "Sharpening

> Simplified".  It is, without a

> doubt, the most thorough method of finding

> sharpening success using

> non-motorized methods.

> 

> You can reach Ev direct at www.ellenwoodarts.com or

> give us a call and we'll be

> glad to help.

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> Did I do alright Uncle Ev???  :o) 

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> -----Original Message-----

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> Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2007 9:59 AM

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> Subject: [Woodcarver] Another whittle question

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> Hello, I have been monitoring list for months now.

> And you all are a wealth of

> great resources! I. Know this is a cliche question,

> but how. Do I approach the

> world of sharp tools? Basically I have been

> unsuccessful at it and haven't honed

> a good tool very well. Any pointers from you pros?  

> Paul. In jersey

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