Some of "Mac a Langelo's" work
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Greg McDonald sifts through a antique, steel-and-wood tool box that is from the 1893 Chicago World's Fair. It includes all of the original antique tools and wooden compartments.
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Part of Greg McDonald's showcase of art projects. Look around and you'll see antlers, clocks, knives, sculptures and more.
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Greg McDonald worked for four machinery companies in his career.
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A few of Greg McDonald's knife work, pens and other projects he's worked on and continues to work on.
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Greg McDonald gave himself the nickname "Treeincarnator" because he believed he was giving trees and other materials a second life.
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The stone carving Greg McDonald made by himself and later donated to the Pewaukee Police Department.
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This praying hands piece is for a college student who requested a piece. Greg McDonald made it entirely out of one piece of stone.
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A nativity scene carved out of stone. Each human figurine is 6-inches tall.
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Greg McDonald's front door which he carved, painted, and stained himself.
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