Loki and Stump Grinder: 5-11-08 Koru style wall hanging - Tiki Carving

L Loki Member Boca Raton, FL Joined: Nov 04, 2005 Posts: 541	L Loki Posted posted on Wed, Feb 1, 2006 5:22 AM JP, thanks for the props on the lil tang...i really didnt find it difficult to work small...but i must confess, i have been studying some of Benz Tangs for reference, but dont tell him :wink: ... Benz, ignore what i wrote JP... :lol: Actually, i fear and respect the hook, but you gotta try it to learn how it works. I'm such a noob, that i need to get as much hands on as possible. With regard to the tang, what tool are you using for adding facial lines to yours? I finally got the cheapie flexshaft and Foredom #50 handpiece, but i think it still may be to large for that fine of a line. Yep, it sure is great carving with the wahine. We have totally let the house go, because our weekends are consumed with log collecting and carving. We arent that good, but we sure do have lots of fun doing this together and thats what its really all about.

JP, thanks for the props on the lil tang...i really didnt find it difficult to work small...but i must confess, i have been studying some of Benz Tangs for reference, but dont tell him :wink: ...

Benz, ignore what i wrote JP... :lol:
Actually, i fear and respect the hook, but you gotta try it to learn how it works. I'm such a noob, that i need to get as much hands on as possible. With regard to the tang, what tool are you using for adding facial lines to yours? I finally got the cheapie flexshaft and Foredom #50 handpiece, but i think it still may be to large for that fine of a line.

Yep, it sure is great carving with the wahine. We have totally let the house go, because our weekends are consumed with log collecting and carving. We arent that good, but we sure do have lots of fun doing this together and thats what its really all about.

Post #211928 by Loki on Wed, Feb 1, 2006 5:22 AM