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Stetson912

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  1. Thank you for the info. Based on that it isn't what I need. Thanks again for saving me time and money
  2. It's listed for 950 also, which is why I'm tempted, also has video of it sewing on the post
  3. I found this machine listed semi locally for a good(I think) price. But I'm completely ignorant and don't wanna be had. I'm hoping someone can tell me about it and let me know what I'm in for. It looks like an older adler 205-370 but I really don't know. Thanks in advance for the aid.
  4. Thank you. It was a fun one @JLSleather coloring I am not good at. Idk what to do with it haha. I have peter main and stohlmans books on it and still cant figure it out quite right haha. I need to practice it more for sure
  5. Something just clicked with this one haha. I know how you feel, all I can say is thank you and just keep practicing it'll fall into place @MarshalWill I'll keep that in mind thank you
  6. Thanks, the pattern is not mine, i just carved it. I agree though. It is a very nice pattern for those reasons. That's going to be my next learning adventure, drawing patterns... terrifying!
  7. Thsnks and Yes, it's available for download on his site now.
  8. I spent 2 full (late) evenings on it. About 7 or 8 hours I think. I was deliberately trying to go slow. It's relatively small for me and I always rush steps and that's where i mess it up haha. I'm debating if I should antique it or not
  9. This was a fun carving. This was done in one of jim linnel's classes on detail figure and floral carving. This piece made me realize the advancements I've made and I'm happy with it for a change. Hope you enjoy. It's 5x7 on 4/5 oz
  10. Well, im no expert nor do I own either machine. But in my research I'd vote for the outlaw. It's has a cast iron housing instead of cast aluminum, Has all steel internal parts, and you can call or email the guy who created the machine Ryan Neel. It also has 3 more inches of throat clearance and boasts nearly identical sewing specs to the boss. For me it seems like a better built machine, at least where materials are concerned. My opinion only of course.
  11. Figure carving finesse by al stohlman. Not much on insects except a couple pages. But it's a great book anyhow
  12. I might be late to the game here, im no expert and not very good at figure carving yet bit I found this that may help illustrate some of chuck and sheilajeans points.you can see not everything is cut as chuck mentioned. A stylus or spoon was probably used for the veins and you can see the 3 segments of the body also.
  13. Always wanted to give this a go. Looks great
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