Jim are you in cinci ohio? larry in cinci
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>>>Bass wood, but Osage Orange is much more challenging
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>>>>What is the best suitable wood to use for wood carving?
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Yes, did you call me....
Jim
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>>Bass wood, but Osage Orange is much more challenging
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>>>What is the best suitable wood to use for wood carving?
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Yes, did you call??
Jim
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> "Sweet Sawdust" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>>Bass wood, but Osage Orange is much more challenging
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>>>What is the best suitable wood to use for wood carving?
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Bass wood, but Osage Orange is much more challenging
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There are a lot of suitable woods. "The best" is probably what you can get
cheaply and easily. Good woods are:
basswood
lime (or linden)
cedar
mahogany
poplar
pecan
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Yes, haven't tried Osage Orange, but Live oak helps keep your sharpening
skills in shape.
Joe
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