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Howdy
I'd like to say hello to everybody and that it's nice to find a forum of very talented individuals with similar interests. I look forward to learning and participating in the forums.
About me: I've been involved in fine art casting for about 15 years now as a sculptor, welder, and metal technician. I got into using pneumatic rotary tools about 5 yrs. ago to carve low relief in bronze, steel, and just about anything else I could get my hands on. I consider the instant gratification and uniqueness of engraving directly into metal a very nice relief from the casting process. A few years ago I picked up a traditional push graver set when - even with all the varied bits - a rotary tool just wasn't giving me the look I wanted, and I was hooked. Combining the two is fantastic! So, I finally decided to get serious about it and realized I'm going to need some better equipment (saving my pennies for a palmgraver). In the meantime, I'd like to find a good vice. I have been considering the Goliath: any suggestions? here's a couple things i've done lately: |
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Re: Howdy
Howdy David,
Love your work. Really something different. About the goliath vise? Couldnt go wrong there. to the forum. |
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Re: Howdy
Hi David,
Great work,I like it also. My opinion on the Goliath is same as Daniels,that is real quality . SE
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Re: Howdy
welcome, your work is beautiful! some real talent for sure.
~John |
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