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Using Firewood

Ron Altier
Ron Altier
in General Woodworking

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A while back I mentioned that some firewood that I attempted to turn was too unstable to safely turn.

I had to find some use for it, so I made lawn ornaments. The bird stump is large and heavy about 20 inches high, the squirrel piece is only about 8 inches high. 

 

Now to see if anyone likes them

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    That is neat!!

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    Very creative, they look great!!

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    You have done it again ....salvaged to make a useful object.

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    You ability to see those works, hidden inside the wood, is truly amazing 

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    They look good! :Cheer:

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    Very creative and will be greatly admired by the estrogen society.  :D  The rest of us like them as well.  

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    I don’t think “like” is a strong enough word. Not sure which is the more impressive, the artistry, or the imagination.

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    very emaginative

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    The plastic in that squirrel would smoke up my home when the wood was used for it's extended purpose...

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