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    Wood Artist

    I came across this Artist by chance, http://www.gofraser.com/index.shtml

    I thought others might be as impressed with his work as I. Really a unique product, check out the FAQ's.
    Furniture...the Art of a FurnitureMaker.

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    My FAQ.Why
    I respect the talent and skill but they wouldn't be on my short list of investments.
    TJH
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    http://www.northhouse.org/

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    That's crazy. I'm still not sure I believe that is wood.

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    I have to admire the talent...the hats are pretty cool. The only thing I can carve is a turkey and then we have to eat the evidence to hide my skill. It seems there is a market and he's selling some at prices that reflect a deep pocket desire to own his art. Good for him.
    Glenn Clabo
    Michigan

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tyler Howell
    My FAQ.Why
    My best guess at the answer(s):
    1. Originally: it seemed like a good idea at the time.
    2. Now: there are people out there that will pay him five-figure prices for them. (insert PT Barnum quote here)
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    "Design"? Possibly. "Intelligent"? Sure doesn't look like it from this angle.
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    Where those the prices, I thought it was the phone mumber. Nice work anyway.

    Richard

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