• Swiss Army Knife Whittling Book by Chris Lubkemann
  • Swiss Army Knife Whittling Book is Filled with Practical Projects
  • Swiss Army Knife Whittling Book on Choosing a Knife
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Swiss Army Knife Whittling Book

Swiss Army Knife Whittling Book

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  • Victorinox Swiss Army Knife Whittling Book by Chris Lubkemann

    "A good knife is all you need to start whittling."
    Written by world-famous whittler, Chris Lubkemann, this book shows you how to carve an array of objects from the useful to the whimsical using only a Swiss Army knife and a well-selected twig.

    Whether relaxing by a campfire or looking for a stress-relieving hobby for weekends, this book shows you how to unwind and have fun whittling. It includes all the instructions a beginner whittler needs - from choosing your wood to sharpening your blade and controlling your knife.

    The dozens of easy, step-by-step projects included in this book will keep the beginner or experienced whittler supplied with enough ideas to entertain you on many a camping, hiking or scouting adventure.

    Revised in 2017.

    Pages: 192
    Format: Hardcover
    Dimensions: 5.75 x 0.75 x 7 inches
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    Helen C.
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    3 years ago
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    Fast service. Very happy.

    Fast service. Very happy.

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    Jean B.
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    4 years ago
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    Good enough for a 13yr old girl? Absolutely!

    This was a Christmas gift to my husband and he loves it! He had already begun "carving" a bit on wood so this book teaching him to actually whittle was such a surprise his eyes

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