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That was very beautiful. Thank you for posting the link.
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A very gifted
Lady. Watching the video I'm left wondering what part of the collaboration that Scott DeWaard brings to the piece? Looks like a few times a year that
Sabhia is available with classes at Highland Woodworking. Nice post Gary, Thanks.
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Beautiful work and very gifted people. The video was very well done.
My only thing - I would have left it natural wood.
John
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Interesting combination of power tools and hand carving. I too, wish the piece was left natural, but I think a lot of the carving was basswood, which doesn't necessarily look all that great au natural. In some of the churches I saw in Germany, I rarely, if ever, saw any wood carvings painted or gilded. Mostly mahogany or walnut.
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