Thanks for stopping in.

I think you hit the nail on the head regarding the anxiety of working a part that already has so much work into it. I’m running into that a bit as I consider treatments for the ankle to toe/heel transition on the legs. I’m not quite happy with what I have so far after some additional shaping. So, I’ll continue to refine and experiment…though I have to do this carefully because, as you know, once you remove the stock, there’s no putting it back on! I’m confident that I’ll get there though.

I’ll be out of town over the weekend so, no additional work will get done until next week. I’ll be posting again then to update my progress and the results of my decisions on the foot area of the legs.

–Mark

Coming along nicely. One of the “things” I guess you would call it, about this blogging is seeing the different…..in your terms “PATH’s” each craftsperson take to find an end result. I see you pulled out a Surform……..nice tool that gets limted status.

Isn’t it interesting that the anxiety of a more difficult build, isn’t in the technique needed……but that you have to continually work a part that has so much work into it already.

Enjoying your “Craftsman’s Path” on this build……..Neil