Exploring the American Forest "no wood is bad wood"
Masters of the Craft - Hank Gilpin
May 17, 2017
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Though I don't have the skills Gilpin has, there has been times when I thin k, similarly, when I run across pieces of different woods. If there's a ch ance to do something with a unique find, I salvage it. I use to look for driftwood pieces, along the Miss. River, at the Morganza locks and in other places, like Chicot State Park. Weathered, gnarled (rootball?) pieces and other odd shapes & profiles are often found, almost anywhere.
That was a neat video. Thanks. Sonny
That was good. I particularly liked at the very end where he cut an ogee around a knot in the round counter top. Very unique and creative.
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