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    Default Dog Bone

    Here is a Large Dog Bone that I am doing for my niece to give to her friends, which dog Rusty passed away.

    I am now ready to go to the stain and finish stage.

    Size is 19"x8" it was pierced carved and it is on select pine.

    How dose it look to all of you?

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    Happy Carving

    Robert D.
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    Looks good enough to eat Robert! I am sure your niece's friend will enjoy having the memory of her Rusty!
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    Very nice looking Robert..I am sure they will be pleased with it
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    Robert that came out really nice.
    Using Designer 1.187, STL importer, Center line, conforming vectors, scanning probe/PE, and the ROCK chuck.

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    looks great! I'm sure it will mean a lot to them!

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    That is Awesome ... great looking project.

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    I love it Robert! Beautiful job.
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    Great job ,a dog is a mans best friend.

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    very cool indeed!

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    A very nice tribute indeed. Nicely done Sir
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