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Anybody else like to whittle?
- Thread starter Bobby Linton
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Capt Quirk
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It takes a lot of patience to carve a chain! I wouldn't know from personal experience though, never had the patience 
I did used to whittle and carve, years ago. When I got bored, I'd pick up a thick stick out of the yard, and carve a good looking long stem rose, and add stems and leaves from my Mom's Rose garden. I used to find a gal and give it to them. It was like shooting fish in a barrel.
I did used to whittle and carve, years ago. When I got bored, I'd pick up a thick stick out of the yard, and carve a good looking long stem rose, and add stems and leaves from my Mom's Rose garden. I used to find a gal and give it to them. It was like shooting fish in a barrel.
Good looking work! Love the balls inside the boxes. Real nice.
Bobby Linton
Banned
Thanks for the kind words. Nobody who knows me would describe me as patient. I really do enjoy carving the chains. I have tried caricatures and wood spirits but carving Whimsy has been my favorite thus far. You can get lost it the rhythm of the work.
Hillbilly stalker
Senior Member
You do good work bud. Maybe checkout bushcraft USA forums. Lots of carvers and whistlers hang out there.
j_seph
Senior Member
I have a chain hooked to a box with the ball in it my dad did over 40 years ago. I attempted one time and lost patience.
Good looking work you have done
Good looking work you have done
flintlocker
Senior Member
Fine looking whittling, all I can do is make smaller pieces of wood!
muzzy17is
Senior Member
I used to whittle when I was in the stand sometimes; put little faces on stick or see how sharp I could get one to a point. I do want to try my hand at carving some mountain man faces on logs though here in the near future.
Para Bellum
Mouth For War
Impressive to say the least man. Nice work.
I can remove bark off a stick like a pro.
The black stick of death
Senior Member
Wow that's awesome dude
centerpin fan
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GAstumpshooter
Senior Member
nice
