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  1. First attemp at hand carving

    My first attempt at hand carving. I made this Welsh Love Spoon for my wife as an anniversary gift a couple of years ago. I used my scroll saw to cut the pattern out of a piece of 1/2" material. I then carved it down to about 1/4" diameter on the handle and scraped/carved out the spoon portion...
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  2. Designing Woodworking Projects
    Just finished watching the latest episode of "Rough Cut" and it reminded me of something I still haven't grasped fully. I don't understand why you need a haunched tenon. Why not just have a tenon with four shoulders? seems like it would make for easier machine setup. Can someone enlighten me?
    haunch haunched tenon
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