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Second Mystic Animal Messenger also 25 years ago. Mystic Animal Messenger from 25 years ago. In the spirit of the Walking Man as an “Everyman” character- this is an older drawing of a city bound Walking Man greeting a woods bound Walking Man. The original drawing exploring the Spiritual Mechanics of Labor and Rest Walking Man encounters God in the burning bush https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cn79xjaNQcY/ I needed a hinge that would be fully concealed where the door and case meet at 45 degrees and then to open a full 180 degrees, while fully clearing the cabinet opening and not taking up a ton of space at the same time.  There are still some kinks and latching issues that will be caused by this design- but it does seem to work. https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cn2hIRiJ-vS/ https://www.instagram.com/p/CnzKSysrGNZ/

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The School of the Transfer of Energy

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Carved Bowls in Cottonwood and Birch

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Carving bowls helps me to live on the land

Posted on February 15, 2013 by jackbaumgartner Posted in Bone Meal Bread, bowls and vessels, craft, design, land, technique and process, traditional woodcraft, transfer of energy, wooden bowls, woodwork Tagged birch, carved bowl, cottonwood, craft, design, green woodworking, hand tools, handmade, jack baumgartner, traditional woodwork, wood carving, wooden bowls, woodworking Leave a comment

Carved Bowl in Cottonwood

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Below is a gallery documenting the process of carving a large bowl from 1/2 of a cottonwood log.

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Posted on December 30, 2012 by jackbaumgartner Posted in Bone Meal Bread, bowls and vessels, design, technique and process, traditional woodcraft, transfer of energy, wooden bowls, woodwork Tagged adze, carved bowl, cottonwood, craft, design, handmade, handtools, making, photography, traditional woodwork, wooden ware, woodwork 10 Comments

Carved Birch Bowl

Carved birch bowl.

Using the adze, making a carving block.

Curved adze for initial hollowing.

Smoothing with a curved knife.

Shaping the outside with a hatchet.

Smoothing the outside with a hatchet.

Posted on June 19, 2012June 19, 2012 by jackbaumgartner Posted in design, technique and process, traditional woodcraft, transfer of energy, wooden bowls, woodwork Tagged adze, Axe, carved bowl, carving, traditional woodwork, woodworking 3 Comments

Osage Bowls

!st of 3 natural edge Osage Orange bowls.  This one is gone already, but 2 and 3 are available.

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Carved birch bowl.

Posted on May 17, 2012 by jackbaumgartner Posted in design, traditional woodcraft, transfer of energy, wooden bowls, woodwork Tagged birch, carved bowl, osage orange, wooden bowls, woodturning, woodwork 3 Comments

New Vessels

Dead-fall Black Walnut

Locust

Carved Black Walnut

Maple

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New Vessels in Black Walnut, Locust, and Maple.  Some of these bowls are for sale on the Work for Sale page.

Posted on February 14, 2012 by jackbaumgartner Posted in technique and process, transfer of energy, wooden bowls, woodwork Tagged black walnut, carved bowl, design, locust, maple, woodcarving, wooden bowls, woodturning 4 Comments
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