Experimental tiki - Tiki Carving

S surfintiki Member S. Chatham, MA Joined: Sep 30, 2004 Posts: 1576	S surfintiki Posted posted on Wed, Jun 29, 2005 7:39 PM Thanks all, yeah, um, I meant just the chainsaw'n part and a little chisel'n. The wood was pretty water worn in spots. You could push it in with your thumb, it was so soft, especially where I was attempting to do the wave, coulda carved it with a spoon! Other spots, the wood was beautiful. Sanding n' stain was at least another hour. Sam- I dig the 2 stain thing too, will definately do some in the future. Teakey-negatory on that. Ben- Sand is a-no-good on the tools. How does Will do it? (SCTikishack) With all that washed up Redwood he gets. Rodeo/Raffer- The wave was sloppily done, so I'm glad ya like it!

Thanks all, yeah, um, I meant just the chainsaw'n part and a little chisel'n. The wood was pretty water worn in spots. You could push it in with your thumb, it was so soft, especially where I was attempting to do the wave, coulda carved it with a spoon! Other spots, the wood was beautiful.
Sanding n' stain was at least another hour.
Sam- I dig the 2 stain thing too, will definately do some in the future.
Teakey-negatory on that.
Ben- Sand is a-no-good on the tools. How does Will do it? (SCTikishack) With all that washed up Redwood he gets.
Rodeo/Raffer- The wave was sloppily done, so I'm glad ya like it!

Post #168812 by surfintiki on Wed, Jun 29, 2005 7:39 PM