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Fasglas
10-05-2014, 8:40am
the talent/patience needed to do this kind of work. I wonder what the rest of the house looks like.


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DAB
10-05-2014, 8:46am
:faint:

No. Just no.
CertInsaneC5
10-05-2014, 9:13am
:faint:

No. Just no.

What? You just have to buy smaller tools. Lots of smaller tools. :rofl:
Barn Babe
10-05-2014, 9:16am
Nice!
Kerrmudgeon
10-05-2014, 10:33am
That could be a molded resin door made to look like real wood. They have them, along with all fancy moldings for "antique" interiours. :yesnod:

I've also seen mantle surrounds hand carved in the Philippians that were that fancy, all by hand with archaic hand tools. A guy in Memphis used to import them. Very cool and quite amazing. They made their chisel tools from car springs, and wood mallets.
SQUIRMIN VERMIN 84
10-05-2014, 1:15pm
Amazing work if hand carved. Makes me remember that tv show with the woodworker who used no power tools, just old school manual tools.
ALWAYS had bandaids on his hands....:funnier:
DAB
10-05-2014, 1:25pm
Amazing work if hand carved. Makes me remember that tv show with the woodworker who used no power tools, just old school manual tools.
ALWAYS had bandaids on his hands....:funnier:

The wood wrights shop.
LATB
10-05-2014, 1:48pm
I wonder what the rest of the house looks like.

Probably as gaudy.
DAB
10-05-2014, 2:24pm
I'm partial to simple lines.
LATB
10-05-2014, 2:35pm
I'm partial to simple lines.

And low maintenance. :seasix:
ApexOversteer
10-05-2014, 7:36pm
The wood wrights shop.

Roy Underhill is the Bob Ross of wood.
Chuck A
10-05-2014, 7:48pm
wow just wow
very skillfull, indeed