I had a go at Carving some snow goggles yesterday,They need tobe sanded,And I think the eye slits are to big,
Carved Snow Goggles
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I think they are quite good, are they 
. You're right, the slits are too wide. But, I really hope we get enough snow this year and that you will be able to try them, or the next pair 
on for real
The slits should be something much thinner than that, just, say, about the thickness of a couple of hacksaw blades.
As seen here in the Vancouver Museum.
. You're right, the slits are too wide. But, I really hope we get enough snow this year and that you will be able to try them, or the next pair on for realThe slits should be something much thinner than that, just, say, about the thickness of a couple of hacksaw blades.
As seen here in the Vancouver Museum.
Yeah I thought they were to big,I have just made these ones out of Birch Bark aswell,I think they are more like it.
I hope it does snow here at some point,As I've just made another pair of Snow Goggles,these are alot more like it,certainly better than my first attempt.
Well the Bark ones were certainly the easiest to make,and I guess if you had to make some googles quick and for real use.they would be the first choice.
The third pair look pretty good too. Be sure to test them out before you rely on them eh.
Nice ones ! Now, awaiting enough of the white stuff! Wouldn't it be good for once to get enough to need those and some snow shoes 
I'd love to have a go at some of them, and use them.
! Now, awaiting enough of the white stuff! Wouldn't it be good for once to get enough to need those and some snow shoes I'd love to have a go at some of them, and use them.
Cheers jojo,They were made more as a Carving practice really,but yeah I hope I do get to try them out for real.
