Woodcarving

4/2/05, 6:52 PM #1

Doug Ridley Paducah, Ky.
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Doug Ridley Paducah, Ky.

>Subject: Poll for a woodcarving board

Posted By: Doug Ridley Paducah, Ky. maamnpap1@bellsouth.net

Date: Friday, 1 April 2005, at 3:02 p.m.

I got the go-ahead from Ellis to

poll everyone to see if there is enough interest to justify a woodcarving board similar to the turning and hand tool boards.If any of you are inclined and/or know of carvers who are not now centralians, who would be interested, now is the time to speak up. We're only fishing for ideas and feedback at this point. If the consensus is that there will be enough interest, maybe it will happen.

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4/2/05, 10:33 PM #2

Sean Troy
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>Why not. A lot of turners are using carving techniques these days to enhance their turnings.Talking with other carvers could be a great help on the hows and product use and purchases of equipment.

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4/2/05, 11:35 PM #3

Bill Sams
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>I think it would be great. I had done some "rough" type carving and am very interested in doing more fine architectural type carving. In fact just ordered a book from Frederick Wilbur on carving. I didn't know it before but he lives probably only 20 miles as the crow flies from me. Back to the point, I vote YES!

Bill

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4/3/05, 12:16 AM #4

Jim King-Iquitos,Peru
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Jim King-Iquitos,Peru

>Sooner the better.

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4/3/05, 4:46 AM #5

Sam Dean
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You bet, sounds good to me.

Sam Dean

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4/3/05, 7:31 AM #6

chrisco 60
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chrisco 60

>yes please

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4/3/05, 11:52 AM #7

Jim D.
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Jim D.

>I say go for it.

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