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Originally Posted by jewels
That sand does almost blend into the concrete in that pic.
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Mostly chainsaws. In the top pic with the single bear you can see the tip of the chainsaw I used. It's laying on the concrete. The tip on a carving bar is really pointed as where the tip on a normal chainsaw bar is rounded. I used a 4 1/2 inch grinder with various disks to finish of pieces.
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Originally Posted by robot_parade
Yeah, that's art. At least, that's what the guy at our local Farmer's Market who sells pieces like that for hundreds of bucks would say. :-)
Seriously, sounds like a fun hobby. It would be neat to be walking around in the woods and come across one of those bears somewhere.
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You know I was up getting wood one day and saw a stump left by the loggers. I did a really quick standing fish. Couple weeks later I went back for more wood and it was gone. I also did an old mans face in another stump, really large stump on a hill above a trail. The last time I went up there it was still where almost watching over anyone who walked down that trail.