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    Default Mike Schaefer: Sculptor and Lifter

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    Mike was nice enough to bring a piece to the gym for us. I liked his work so much, I bought Stef a Christmas present. Give his site a look.

    Carved Wonders - Tribute Piece for Mark Rippetoe

    http://www.carvedwonders.com/yahoo_s...4243_large.jpg

    http://www.carvedwonders.com/yahoo_s...4241_large.jpg

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    That bear's knees are locked out! Beautiful piece.

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    Are those protein tubs? Great tribute!

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    You have the warmest, friendliest smile.

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    So I'm told.

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    Default wow!

    Quote Originally Posted by Mark Rippetoe View Post
    Mike was nice enough to bring a piece to the gym for us. I liked his work so much, I bought Stef a Christmas present. Give his site a look.

    http://www.carvedwonders.com/yahoo_s...4243_large.jpg

    http://www.carvedwonders.com/yahoo_s...4241_large.jpg
    bear is really sharp (and certainly a well deserved tribute), but the horse and it's grain patterns is just stunning - incredible!

    well done, most powerful human being in the entire universe!

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    That's craftmanship right there. Mr. Schaefer looks great for a 60-some year old man, too, and that at a bodyweight of 185 pre lifting.

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    agree with Mike, that horse head is fantastic, beautiful piece of work

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    Beautiful pieces.

    What type of woods?

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    The bear is pine, and the horse is red elm.

    Correction: Mike reminds me that Bearbell is made of Eastern Red Cedar.
    Last edited by Mark Rippetoe; 01-19-2017 at 11:58 AM. Reason: update

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