Help: Old Chisels for Young Kids in Cook Islands - General Tiki

M Mogambo Tiki Socialite Munich, Germany Joined: Mar 04, 2004 Posts: 184	M Mogambo Posted posted on Sat, Jan 22, 2005 6:07 AM Wow, what a great start. This looks like a promising and rewarding project. Thank you all for your support. All types of carving chisels are welcome. Of course also new ones, FreakBear. Henry is just a very humble person and said: Yeah, just some old ones and i will fix them up again. But I am sure he doesn't mind new chisels :). Danny (thechikitiki) will collect all chisels in Amerika and we in Europe. You guys in the States just send or give what you can spare to Danny. He will mail them to Rarotonga. Hey Danny, how shall we do that? Do you want to post a mailing address here? BambooBen is thinking in grand scale. Cool. And I love the idea that a young boy or girl somewhere in the South Sea on a little island is carving with Tiki Tony's first chisels. What comes around, goes around. Everything goes in circles. The Poly Pop crowd helps out to let the traditional roots grow back on the islands. Funny, like a huge tiki by Oceanic Arts in Tahiti at the Hotel Taharaa. I am trying to gather chisel through Ebay Germany. Maybe someone can check out if Ebay in the States has some bargains. Mucho Mahalo.

Wow, what a great start. This looks like a promising and rewarding project. Thank you all for your support.

All types of carving chisels are welcome. Of course also new ones, FreakBear. Henry is just a very humble person and said: Yeah, just some old ones and i will fix them up again. But I am sure he doesn't mind new chisels :). Danny (thechikitiki) will collect all chisels in Amerika and we in Europe. You guys in the States just send or give what you can spare to Danny.

He will mail them to Rarotonga. Hey Danny, how shall we do that? Do you want to post a mailing address here?

BambooBen is thinking in grand scale. Cool. And I love the idea that a young boy or girl somewhere in the South Sea on a little island is carving with Tiki Tony's first chisels. What comes around, goes around. Everything goes in circles. The Poly Pop crowd helps out to let the traditional roots grow back on the islands. Funny, like a huge tiki by Oceanic Arts in Tahiti at the Hotel Taharaa.

I am trying to gather chisel through Ebay Germany. Maybe someone can check out if Ebay in the States has some bargains.

Mucho Mahalo.

Post #136825 by Mogambo on Sat, Jan 22, 2005 6:07 AM