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    Default more wood for hitting people

    I've had these sitting around for a while waiting for a photo, unfortunately my good cameras on the fritz so Im reduced to using the one in my phone. I think I'm coming to the end of the weapons as the mace has triggered a new set of design ideas based on seeds and nuts, I'm also partway through another piece that I'll eventually get round to posting (and sanding )
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    I'm reminded of a line from Lenny Cohen;
    "I'm guided by the beauty of our weapons"

    But they are your weapons and rather nice. I'm liking the squid.
    Do they work on religious zealots??????

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    In my career as retro phrenologist, I could certainly put those beauties to good use.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Avery View Post
    In my career as retro phrenologist, I could certainly put those beauties to good use.
    interesting career choice

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    Perhaps more a hobby than career...
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    Love your stuff Iggy. Been ages since you posted any. Thank goodness you're still 'at it'.

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    A good smack upside the head with either one will spoil your opponent's day.
    I like the incorporation of the squid into the design.
    Certainly "user friendly," cheerful tools.

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    Experienced in removing the tree from the furniture

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    Always impressed with your work Iggy and this is no exception!!

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    Squidblade!

    Wow. You have no idea how much I want both of those. Never thought of carving weaponry form wood - might give me something interesting to try since I did some weapon design sketches a while back and don't quite possess the weird pretend materials to make them from. Carved wood - cannot BELIEVE I didn't think of that!

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    Iggy, Love your weaponry, could be quite handy if anyone dare break into your house.What wood is the squid sword? I have some old Jarrah bed slats that I thought would make good swords but a bit scared to tackle Jarrah.

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    Squiddy is made from Tas leatherwood (blade), Rock Maple and ebony for the handle. Jarrah works well, if I can find the page I'll post a link to a bunch of others I've made. Got the bug for these from a project I give to my year 9 3D art kids. Makes for some lively classes.
    Last edited by Iggy; 21st September 2012 at 12:11 AM. Reason: spelling

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    Thanks Iggy, I might try and design something similar using the jarrah for the blade. Yes I bet year 9s would love that project, I know my boys would have at the same age.

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    Nice stuff Iggy..I can imagine year 9s going crazy over these....
    I can picture the scene on the bus..little Billy showing everyone the spice rack he made in woodwork...Johnny (pulling his laminated mace out of his bag)..
    "That's not a woodwork project"

    what if the hokey pokey is really what it's all about?

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    Quote Originally Posted by underfoot View Post
    "That's not a woodwork project"

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