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  1. 9th June 2008, 11:08 PM #1
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    hi there im 24 now i know its young lol
    but i have bean caring off and on for the last 11yrs most of my time back in new zealand

    now over the years i got my carving tools where ever i can
    most odds and ends but with some TLS and help from some people thay have done the job and still doing it

    now im older and with age comes $$ and with the help of the internet
    i have just got 30 pfeil carveing tool 2nd hand

    now was just thinking with around 65 ish carving tools how meney it to meney

    ps spelling is bad
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    Quote Originally Posted by nz_carver View Post
    now was just thinking with around 65 ish carving tools how meney it to meney
    correct me if I'm wrong nz, I read that as "how many carving tools are too many?".

    have you heard the old saying "The man who dies with most tools, WINS"

    welcome to the forum nz, post us some pics of your work

    what if the hokey pokey is really what it's all about?
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    Welcome aboard NZ

    I agree on having many tools-christmas all year round in the back shed!!

    What sort of carving do you enjoy?
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    um wil post some soon im working on a myspace just for my carvings

    looking fwd to the woodworking show this weekend in sydney
    its going to be like stiking a kid in a toy shop and say go for it

    was there in 05 and it was gr8 to see other people with the love for carving

    And gr8 to see the people from the sydney woodcarvers group

    its not everyday thay got some young kid with blue hear that loves carvings it was me

    it gr8 to be back in sydney
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    Clare most of my work is relife

    and just did a round up of all my toys to day and i got 73 chisels
    man geting past customs at the air port was gr8 fun NOT!!
    thay took my mellet off me
    so if someoe knows where i can get a new one it will be a big help
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