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  1. 14th March 2007, 10:36 AM #1
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    Default Spring Bud

    probably should be held back until our Spring - but whatever - it is called Spring Bud.

    Again, Australian Red Cedar.
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    Lovely piece Tony. This is the true art sculpted freeflowing style that I appreciate from your work.

    Top shelf!
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    Very, very nice, how many hours did you put into this one, especially sanding the finish
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    Now that 'un I really, really like!

    Pity I don't have a paper dog in Hell's chance of copying it...
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    wow...thats one awesome box tony.
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    Jeez Tony, you're really pushing the boundaries now mate.
    IMHO that's one of the nicest you've done.
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    That is so nice, it defies description.
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    Spectacular piece of magic.

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    You have been busy.
    very nice.
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    Tony,
    That was my favourite, unfortunately it only came in third in the Decorative Wood section, behind a magnificent harp guitar and an intarsia sea eagle.

    Maybe next year a seperate box section.
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    Quote Originally Posted by KevM View Post
    Tony,
    That was my favourite, unfortunately it only came in third in the Decorative Wood section, behind a magnificent harp guitar and an intarsia sea eagle.

    Maybe next year a seperate box section.
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    Many thanks for that info. Will you be posting images of the winning works on this Forum?
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    Tony, I'm hoping to get some photos taken before the show opens today....need toget another sponsor banner up, find the 3.6 metre ladder, organise the troops, etc

    I'll post photos tonight if I get time to take them..
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    Very nice Tony. Like I said,...someday I've gotta climb out of the box!

    I just went to your site and viewed all of your work. Awesome!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bwillie View Post
    Very nice Tony. Like I said,...someday I've gotta climb out of the box!

    I just went to your site and viewed all of your work. Awesome!

    ICN,

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    Come on Bill, stop thinking inside the square, you can do it!
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    Bloody beautiful, Tony, a masterpiece of craftsmanship.

    Do you have any tips on finishing the inside of the narrow cuts? I have trouble with these particularly where they narrow to bugger all. Any special tools that help?

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