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Sean Hellman
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Green wood work blog

Wed Jun 3, 2009, 1:47 PM
My blog is here and is regularly updated [link]

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Wood is my material, hand cut with axe and knife (my first love)and noisy dusty electric tools.

I want to learn more about traditional wood crafts from around the world, for example fan birds, shrink pots, animated toys and puzzles

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  • Tools of the Trade: axe and knife, but not always
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`Kitten-of-Woe Feb 12, 2009, 2:44:21 PM
I have included you in my Valentine's Day feature news article. Please :+fav: it so that more people will see the wonderful art created by you and all the other featured artists. :thanks: :heart:

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=KubusRubus Feb 1, 2009, 12:47:27 PM
by the way, you said something about a workshop in comments but i couldnt find any mention of them on your site, maybe im just not looking in the right place

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~Woodwrightman Feb 1, 2009, 2:02:17 PM
Hi
Well lets just say use a soft wood like basswood or tulip and boil, put in a vice and squeeze, bang through hole and soak in warm water again, then carve!

Have not yet got around to doing my workshop dates etc this year

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=KubusRubus Feb 1, 2009, 2:07:11 PM
thanks!, but ive already read up on it and im making the coin version as we speak, where
exactly are the workshops located and how long are they?

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=KubusRubus Feb 1, 2009, 11:49:12 AM
youre not gonna say are you, hehe

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=KubusRubus Jan 26, 2009, 2:18:35 PM
Love your work, shows a real love for the craft. What do you use to carve wood? And where do you buy your tools?
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~Woodwrightman Jan 27, 2009, 2:09:48 PM
Hi there
I not sure where you live but do an interenet search for sloyd carving knives or frost knives and for axes the large carving axe at [link]
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=KubusRubus Jan 27, 2009, 2:12:30 PM
Thank you, I was looking at sloyd knives, and had a similar one from finland...do you ever use any japanese tools?
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~Woodwrightman Jan 27, 2009, 2:21:37 PM
Would love to but very expensive, I like the fact that there saws are pull saws so the blade and kerf can be very thin, heres alink to a mad video [link] also have a look at my web site video page. I have found some amazing vids from around the world [link]
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=KubusRubus Jan 27, 2009, 2:25:15 PM
Im a remodeler (carpenter/electrician/painter/tiler) by trade, and i use inexpensive japanese saws
all the time, theyre absolutely amazing! i can cut a 2x4 in seconds. Here in the US there are several
companies that sell japanese tools and most are quite affordable given that they last very long.
Thanks, I will definitely check out the videos.
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