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Oldtool
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#1 posted 08-14-2015 12:51 PM
Very interesting. Is this a user or a decoration? I like the finish on this, looks like an antuque.
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deon
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#2 posted 08-14-2015 12:55 PM
A bit more complicated than the local type (the wedge to control the vomero). Like the way you used a piece of naturally curved wood for the main structure and handle. I have restored a number of these pieces for a local museum – Musa Benevento
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Jim Jakosh
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#3 posted 08-14-2015 01:41 PM
Looks like a good reproduction of a good old original tool! Nice job of hand carving/shaping!!
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Rocksteady2R
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#4 posted 08-14-2015 02:31 PM
I like it. I love old farm tools. That design looks new/modern though – I havn’t seen anything like that before. Was the metal work yours? was it new? Are you going to put this into action!?
thomatsas
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#5 posted 08-15-2015 07:22 AM
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#6 posted 08-15-2015 07:29 AM
my love for old things made me create this copy that’s it from beginning new and Claim this moment exposed to a hall of our cultural collections.
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#7 posted 08-19-2015 11:02 PM
AWESOME
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