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I can relate with the diabetic problems Arthur.
Bass is a good wood to carve. Not too hard and nice grain.
Check out the book; Whittling and Woodcarving. Only book that I've found that includes anything on pits.
ps. it's a Freightliner...(loaded with beer.)
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