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This is me soap carving it is dangerous, so watch out you might hurt your self.
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Mīharo Travis, koia kei a koe ki te kōrero Māori! I like the mahi you've done, it looks exciting. The soap carving is a great starter activity before working on bone. Keep sharing your mahi. Tau kē!
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