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I thought of the club members here that do not have access to Bonsai Focus when I saw this. An article on carving and styling a large Juniper.
They used a tool made by proxxon.

http://www.proxxon.com

There are some very useful carving tools there for any one interested.
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Lots of nice looking tools there. The only thing is I couldn't find the pricing information for these.

I also for just made an order for a couple of rotary chisels that I saw some guy on youtube used. These come in different size shank diameters for use with Dremel tools or normal hand drills. I Will keep inform when they've arrived.
http://www.rotarychisel.com/info.html

Edit: youtube videos can be watched from these links:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jOekUucOKM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPZCboXJJAU
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