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April 21, 2009: Boni Good Art
Make that Boni's good art.
Mr. Randall D. Boni, wildlife sculpture artist, chainsaw in hand carves wildlife from logs. We've seen chainsaw sculptures before, as a matter of fact I have one. But most of the ones I've seen are upright, like a totem pole. Mr Boni's stuff is very different. http://cellar.org/2009/chainsawart.jpg I'd say the way this stuff is carved, and with the stain/paint that he applies, it would be best to keep it out of the weather. Too many places to catch and hold water, but it sure looks great. link |
now I want one.
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Beautiful.
A friend of mine hag a huge chainsaw-carved eagle. In about two years it had split in two pieces. I think it would have lasted much longer had he kept some type of sealer on it. |
I had to take a bunch of limbs off our trees last weekend to keep the raccoons out of our attic. I did not, however, carve anything out of the pieces.
Notice how he's using the nose of the chainsaw like a dremel tool? Chainsaw companies reeeealy don't want you to do that due to the possibility of kickback. So I give him extra credit for creating nice artwork and still having all his limbs. |
yeah...that's nuts. If the top of that chain hits anything solid, that saw will fly right out of his hands. maybe land on his foot and shorten it....
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I'm sure he's using an anti-kickback chain, probably sharpens them himself, that's why the sawdust is so fine. A normal chainsaw, sharpened for aggressive cutting, will make shavings instead of dust.
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I like the hobo clown! http://abundance-acres.com/frame-a.htm
Ugh...click the "sampler of talent" on the left...I can't link to it. |
Hmmmm, hobos and chainsaws. (runs out to buy chainsaw for hobo killin', yet is worried about safe hobo-sawing methods)
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Well those cute animals would certainly add fiber to your diet.... Recipes?
...good supply of free toothpicks too.... |
You don't actually EAT these. You burn them for coals to cook all the other things.
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