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Old 07-26-2008, 12:13 AM   #1
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Hi folks. I'm new to your forum. I am a chainsaw artist from Colorado. I am going to expand my skills into the area of rustic log furniture making. I am hoping to gain knowledge of how to acheive this as well as share whatever I can in the areas that I am knowledgable. I am a member of the Cascade Chainsaw Sculpters Guild, and I frequent the chainsaw carvers forum on Network 54. Thank you for reading.
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Old 07-26-2008, 12:15 AM   #2
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hey man welcome to the forum... post some pics would love to see some
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Old 07-26-2008, 08:23 AM   #3
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Welcome, ditto what Jake said about pictures. My avatar is about the extent of my chainsaw carving abilities , far from artistic.
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Ditto x 3 on the pics. Like your handle.

I'm doing some chanisaw carving today again all day. Out in the woods carving trees into sawlogs.

Like Daren that's about as close as I come to artistry with one too.

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Welcome to the forum. Chainsaw carving is an area of artistic endeavour that I would like to explore more.

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Welcome... YES... PICTURES!!!!
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HI also new here. If you would like to try your hand at making rustic looking furniture great. ever hear of diamond willow? unique wood has diamond shapes when you strip the bark off would make great furniture not to mention how much it would be worth after you are done with a piece.
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Welcome to the forum. I've never made anything with a chainsaw, but some of my earlier projects looked like they ran into the business end of a chainsaw.
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A friend of mine that has moved on to more permanent things was a chainsaw carver. He did things with a chainsaw, and a set of chisels that were amazing. I wish I had some of his stuff. He made Wooden Indians, like the old Cigar Store Indians that you had to glance twice at just to be sure...

I would definately love to see pics of your work.
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Hi folks. I'm new to your forum. I am a chainsaw artist from Colorado. I am going to expand my skills into the area of rustic log furniture making. I am hoping to gain knowledge of how to acheive this as well as share whatever I can in the areas that I am knowledgable. I am a member of the Cascade Chainsaw Sculpters Guild, and I frequent the chainsaw carvers forum on Network 54. Thank you for reading.

Welcome Stihcarven I dont know if any have asked yet But we want to see pictures of your work Duhu
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