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Swedish Carving Techniques by Wille Sundqvist
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Location: Arkansas Ozarks zone 7 alluvial,black,deep loam/clay with few rocks, wonderful creek bottom!
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Publisher: the Taunton Press
Summary
by Steve Folkers, craft interpreter at the Ozark Folk Center
"In Sweden and then in the United States, Wille Sundgvist has been a major force in preserving and teaching the fundamental craft of working wood, from the tree, with ax and knife. This 1990 classic covers characteristics, sharpening and handling of those two tools, the finding and using of wood, principles of design that include the tree and tool, and a half-dozen projects with emphasis on spoons."
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Source:amazon
Publisher: the Taunton Press
Summary
by Steve Folkers, craft interpreter at the Ozark Folk Center
"In Sweden and then in the United States, Wille Sundgvist has been a major force in preserving and teaching the fundamental craft of working wood, from the tree, with ax and knife. This 1990 classic covers characteristics, sharpening and handling of those two tools, the finding and using of wood, principles of design that include the tree and tool, and a half-dozen projects with emphasis on spoons."
Where to get it?
amazon us
amazon uk
amazon.ca
Taunton Press
Related Videos
Related Podcast
Magazine List
Related Threads
hand carving wooden spoons
carving-strutt your stuff
best wood for a wooden spoon
woodworking forum
Related Websites
kickstarter campaign for 'The Spoon, The Bowl and The Knife'
Related Books and DVD's
amazon us
amazon uk
available at pinewoodforge.com
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