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    Quote Originally Posted by tea lady View Post
    Looks like fun! What's it metmorphosing into?

    Woodchips and dust

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    Quote Originally Posted by tea lady View Post
    Looks like fun! What's it metmorphosing into?
    Title: senza suono
    Medium: Cinnamomum camphora
    Price: Non per la vendita
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    Quote Originally Posted by wheelinround View Post
    Woodchips and dust
    And some truly magnificent snot.
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    [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RvzLXF7bJw]YouTube - ‪Senza Suono‬‏[/ame]
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    OK, spent a couple of hours on it with the mini carver til the bloody belt broke....again.

    A bit fragile that mini carver ...

    Anyway, I got out my new Fordom & a nice aggressive TCT bit & did some hollowing.

    Once it started to take form I stood back with a beer & a black marking pen & did some 'editing'..... then I got the chainsaw out again & 'lightened' it a bit.

    I also have a 'power file' attachment for an angle grinder.
    It uses a 15mm sanding belt.

    I mounted it on my 5" grinder (not easy) 'cos it has variable speed.
    If you run the sanding belt too fast it just flys apart. (guess how I know that?) Do we have a smiley with one eyebrow missing?

    At some point I have managed to loose some photos so we are going to have to skip forward a bit.
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    First we have the Power File & the Fordom.

    The cylinder bit lying beside the hand piece is the aggressive TCT bit, the one in it is just HHS & not so aggressive. It is good for detail work & smoothing out the marks made by the TCT tip.
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    Next, some pics of the piece today.
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    The bulls head is still there but it has a nose like gonzo now.
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    Looking good Cliff
    just wondering what model foredom you're using?..don't think I've seen one of them

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

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    looking great Cliff.
    I had the same problem some time ago with my mini Arbortech, ended up pulling it apart, realigned everything and have not had a problem since....cheers Kerry

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    Just had another look at your pics Cliff and in 26 & 28 I can see a sea nymph coming up out of the water

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    Quote Originally Posted by underfoot View Post
    Looking good Cliff
    just wondering what model foredom you're using?..don't think I've seen one of them
    It is this one, I bought it a year ago & mine has a red label but the kit is very similar.

    Foredom 5240 Power Woodcarving Kit
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    Interesting metamorphosis Cliff . . . watching

    Just picked up a Foredom myself a couple of months back and still haven't had a chance to use it. Looking for some good ideas for a stand that will also house my pyro' tools etc - an "enhancement station" so to speak
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    Quote Originally Posted by kcam View Post
    Just had another look at your pics Cliff and in 26 & 28 I can see a sea nymph coming up out of the water
    I'm sure you can get something for that from the doc!
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    Interesting web site there Cliff, I have just purchased the Archer equivalent with reciprocating head as I found it hard to justify the $300 extra for the Foredom (hope that I don't regret it) maybe if I had known about your purchase I may have changed my mind....anyway I am very happy with the Archer to date.
    TT I have attached a pic of the workstation that I quickly put together as my telescopic hangers were not strong enough to hold the Archer...still a bit of modification to go....cheers kerry

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