I have looked at those but they always seemed to slippery for holding
small pieces of wood. Not that blood isn't probably even more slippery,
but once it starts to clot it gets nice and sticky.

--- dkschwar@t... wrote:

From: Don Schwartz <dkschwar@t...> To: contact@b...
CC: Bosaiya <bosaiya@o...>, oldtools@r... Subject: Re: [OldTools] Re:
    carving bench-on-bench? Date: Thu, 02 Aug 2012 17:48:53 -0600

On 8/2/2012 1:55 PM, Bosaiya wrote:
> I carve with the work in one hand and my chisel in the other while
> sitting down. Although sometimes I get confused and put the chisel
> into the hand holding the work. Last time I did that (last weekend) I
> put on a huge band-aid, then put a padded glove on. I still managed
> to drive the chisel through the glove, through the bandage, and right
> into the same spot as before. Accuracy in small groups is considered
> a sign of distinction in shooting, I wonder if it has some
> significance here.
>
> -B
<snick>

Ouch! Try one of these carver's aka butcher's gloves

http://www.leevalley.com/en/wood/page.aspx?p=56153&cat=1,42207,45-
887&ap Don
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The things which are advertised most are things you need least. -
Notsurewho said that.

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