Stone Carving: Q&A + Gallery... - Tiki Carving

B Benzart Member Port Saint Lucie, Florida Joined: Jan 09, 2004 Posts: 10397	B Benzart Posted posted on Thu, Nov 2, 2006 2:17 PM Thanks Paipo, That makes sense, going dry. It sounds like something to do in the morning only for me as I can see where it could get out of hand. I can see where the Machining work is more labor intensive. Tama, the Tricky Trade Secret Keeper, Thanks for spilling the beans a little bit. At this rate, I may have All your trade secretswhen I'm about 70 or so. I definitely see the need for a few more burs which I'm about to order. Guess I was lucky the Ancients were in a Playful mood and weren't angry with me Yet. I Hope I never drop one onto the concrete floor. Thanks for changing the name to "Benzarts Stoneworks", I couldn't ask for much more or maybe I can..Would you just carve the next one For me???:)

Thanks Paipo, That makes sense, going dry. It sounds like something to do in the morning only for me as I can see where it could get out of hand. I can see where the Machining work is more labor intensive.
Tama, the Tricky Trade Secret Keeper, Thanks for spilling the beans a little bit. At this rate, I may have All your trade secretswhen I'm about 70 or so. I definitely see the need for a few more burs which I'm about to order.
Guess I was lucky the Ancients were in a Playful mood and weren't angry with me Yet. I Hope I never drop one onto the concrete floor.
Thanks for changing the name to "Benzarts Stoneworks", I couldn't ask for much more or maybe I can..Would you just carve the next one For me???:)

Post #264078 by Benzart on Thu, Nov 2, 2006 2:17 PM