New Tikis from Germany! - Tiki Carving

T Tamapoutini Member Aotearoa (New Zealand) Joined: Aug 30, 2006 Posts: 1530	T Tamapoutini Posted posted on Wed, May 7, 2008 1:23 AM I already started with the grinding at the little Moai. I thought they looked quite cool they way they were (with the miniture 'tooled' look), but its interesting to hear that they can be reworked once dry. What tool are you using to grind them? Im sure we've eaten at least a couple since you first posted these guys but I keep forgetting to save the stones.. 'Wer den Kern essen will, muss die Nuss knacken.' *Maybe you will become the worlds' greatest nut-carver some day!? Lovely work as always. T :)

I already started with the grinding at the little Moai.

I thought they looked quite cool they way they were (with the miniture 'tooled' look), but its interesting to hear that they can be reworked once dry. What tool are you using to grind them?

Im sure we've eaten at least a couple since you first posted these guys but I keep forgetting to save the stones..

'Wer den Kern essen will, muss die Nuss knacken.' *Maybe you will become the worlds' greatest nut-carver some day!?

Lovely work as always.

T :)

Post #378651 by Tamapoutini on Wed, May 7, 2008 1:23 AM