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Tool Addicts
Woodworker or Sculptor?
comments (3) April 22nd, 2010 in videos
Patrick McCombe, contributor
4 users recommend
Video Length: 3:41
Produced by: coolhunting.com
If you're tired of making chests, tables and boxes, you could give bikes, buses and burgers a try like artist Lee Stoetzel.
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Comments (3)
Posted: 9:33 pm on May 1st
Don't see any reason why he wouldn't be considered a woodworker and a sculptor.
Awesome body of work. Thank you for posting!
Posted: 11:54 pm on April 23rd
Posted: 4:43 pm on April 23rd
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