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Powertool Gallery

​"BAILEY"
- a beloved companion

LIFESIZE OTTERS

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  I have very few photos of the many Powertool carvings I've made.  
 Former customers are invited to email photos to me of any of my Powertool carvings they may own so I can add them to this site.

"Thanks so much for all you do for so many nature lovers out there!"  PS


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The White-tailed Buck, the jumble of wood he is leaping over, and the rocks and ground beneath him are all carved from a single piece of basswood. I had set him outside for the photo, so that accounts for the background.
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Another view of the White-tailed Buck. Keep in mind that the antlers, ears, legs, and all else comprising this carving were carved out of a single piece of Basswood. This picture was taken in my Long Lake carving studio.
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An Eastern Chipmunk carved for Mr.& Mrs. Rob Woodbridge. The Chipmunk, the branch he is on, and the rock beneath the branch are all carved from a single piece of Basswood.
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Another view of the Woodbridge's Chipmunk. Many hours of texturing with a fine-tipped woodburning tool are needed to create the effect of fur on a carving such as this.
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A picture sent to me of one of my carvings somebody bought on Ebay.  It was obviously not well cared for: claws are broken; the bee that was originally on the cub's nose is missing; it is very dusty and dinged-up.  I made a few of these while living in Long Lake, NY, calling them "A Nose For Trouble".
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Northern Flying Squirrel

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This is one of the earliest carvings I made while living in Long Lake, after I first decided to carve for a living.  It is numbered #11 and is dated 11-12-83.  It was textured with a wood-burner -  possibly the first carving I ever "burned".  Part of a private collection.
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A life-sized Chihuahuan Raven carved for a good customer and friend in Arizona.
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"TEMPTATION"

"THE RAINBOW'S END"

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  • Home Page
    • My Carving History & Family
    • About Pocketknife Carving
    • Carving Objectives
    • FAQ's
    • Pondside Policies
    • Glimpses of our Life
    • Contact Information
  • Galleries
    • Species List
    • Pocketknife Gallery
    • Powertool Gallery
    • Paintings Gallery
    • Studio Scenes
  • Carving Help
    • Hatching
    • Carving Workshops
    • Other Carvers & Artists
    • Carving Videos & Slide Shows
  • My Music
  • My Writings