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Apprentices-eh? Who’d ‘ave ‘em?

Posted on 26 May, 2011 by Richard
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Just look at my new apprentice.  Turns up to work, sits about drooling over a C. Whitehouse 1917 auger, covered in braces.

Spooks me a bit sometime too, reminds me of C-3PO – I wish someone would come and take him away (or at least I think it may be a ‘he’).

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Posted in Green woodwork, hand made | Tagged mannequin | 1 Reply

Woodsman cut in half by a chainsaw – picture!

Posted on 25 May, 2011 by Richard
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OK, it’s only a rustic mannequin I’m working on.  Just needs the joint in the middle, ankle joints and hands … and maybe a pipe?

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