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Coat of Arms
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Great work Angellos, wish I could carve like that.
Will work wood for food.
Thank you
Angellos
Angellos,
Beautifully done! That is huge. Your work is always exquisite!
L/W
“Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety.” Benjamin Franklin
Very nice!
The early bird gets the worm but its the second mouse that gets the cheese.
Excellent work.
woodworking classes, custom furniture maker
thank you gentlemen
Angellos
Fabulous carving!
Anna
That’s beautiful! I’m working on mine, but 1/2 scale, so only about 24" high, and 2" deep.
Steven- Random Orbital Nailer
Awesome, can’t wait to see it! I made this in sections so it would be easier to work on. This is done in 6 pieces and then assembled
Angellos
I was going to cut mine out with my new (then) scroll saw, but discovered that it was too thick to get into the thing. I let it sit for awhile, and saw where someone else had made a carving in pieces and then put it together after. Mine’s currently 9 pieces, and I don’t have a back board for it like you do. I just built another chest to transport my carving tools, and was going to start in on my CoA again, but the wife gave me a knife to repair, so it’ll be tomorrow, after the temps go up. It’s been in the 50s here, and I have no heat in the garage. The mantle on mine is pretty involved. When I had the CoA designed (they are assumed, not inherited, arms), I should have thought about how much trouble it was going to be to carve it.
Steven- Random Orbital Nailer
Yes, doing it in sections is key. Super awkward otherwise and much more difficult
Angellos
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