I'm still trying to learn this picture posting process, hope this worked
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Wolf, Larger Pictures (I Hope)
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Wolf, Larger Pictures (I Hope)
by Ster » Wed Aug 31, 2005 10:15 am
I'm still trying to learn this picture posting process, hope this worked
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by John Polhemus » Wed Aug 31, 2005 10:20 am
Looks good Ster. I took the liberty of fixing a minor error in your link to get the second picture to show.
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by Greenfield Bob » Wed Aug 31, 2005 6:38 pm
That is nice work, keep it up.
Thanks for posting the pictures.
Bob
Thanks for posting the pictures.
Bob
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by Rob Letvinchuck » Fri Sep 02, 2005 9:22 am
Excellent job Ster,
Most people turn on a night light because they are scared of the dark. If I woke up and saw that wolf staring at me, I think I would have to turn the lights back on. It looks great, and very unique!
Happy Cutting!
Rob
Most people turn on a night light because they are scared of the dark. If I woke up and saw that wolf staring at me, I think I would have to turn the lights back on. It looks great, and very unique!
Happy Cutting!
Rob
Ya gotta git 'er started, if'n ya'anna git 'er dun!
Happy Cutting!
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Happy Cutting!
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by JTTHECLOCKMAN » Sat Sep 03, 2005 10:25 am
Excellent work Ster,
Can you pleae explain a little how you did it. Also what wood, tools and finish was used. Thanks for sharing.
Can you pleae explain a little how you did it. Also what wood, tools and finish was used. Thanks for sharing.
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by steve from nfld » Mon Jan 16, 2006 10:32 am
That's wicked!!!I was wondering,ALOT,how you did it too!!!Did you glue up the blank after you scrolled the wolf in one of it's parts??NO,,,,hmmmmmmmmmm.Or,did you scroll it with a hand scroll saw,after it was finished.Or,hmm,,Am I even getting close????lol,,,,,,You don't have to say,,but I'm pretty curious!!! 
,,,Thanks,Steve.....
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