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Greetings from Sunny Kake, Alaska
Now to this forum and hope to meet a lot of people, I have carved wood but not engraved metal,
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Re: Greetings from Sunny Kake, Alaska
Welcome, I am in the same situation, more woodcarving than metal engraving. But I am slowly learning.
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Re: Greetings from Sunny Kake, Alaska
Welcome aboard!
You should have a few good engravers in the southeast part of our lovely state, which i envy, i am out in Bethel, all alone as an engraver. This forum is a good place to learn and ask, and read and find inspiration. there is a lot of gifted talented people who share freely it is a great place to be. |
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Re: Greetings from Sunny Kake, Alaska
Welcome Frank. I have worked and played in about 10 different locations in Alaska from Kodiak to Shemya to Barrow to Yakutat but Kake is a new one on me. I got my start with wood carving many years ago but had the great fortune to live for a short time next to a German trained engraver which is how I got started gun engraving. Good luck on your journey learning this great art/craft.
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