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HOW TO CARVE WOOD: A BOOK OF PROJECTS AND TECHNIQUES

HOW TO CARVE WOOD: A BOOK OF PROJECTS AND TECHNIQUES
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Covers the full range of carving including architectural, lettering, relief, wildlife carving, chip carving and more.

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