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Old 20-Sep-2004   #11
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Thanks everyone for your suggestions. I will show some posts of the tree after the workshop.
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I don't know what you have already, but I would begin with hand tools.

Quick (perhaps dumb) question: I realize how carving is done - can't do it yet, but I realize how it's done. However, how does the carved wood become so very white? Is it merely exposure to the elements once it's carved?

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Quick (perhaps dumb) question: I realize how carving is done - can't do it yet, but I realize how it's done. However, how does the carved wood become so very white? Is it merely exposure to the elements once it's carved?

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The carved wood is treated with lime-sulphur, and this bleaches the color of the wood.

Hey Matt, you posted sometime ago for suggestions for future online demos, maybe some carving and wood treating would be a nice to have when the dust settles round here.
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Thanks everyone for your suggestions. I will show some posts of the tree after the workshop.
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