Free Palm Tree Stump Pieces - Tiki Carving

M mieko Member San Diego Joined: May 01, 2006 Posts: 532	M mieko Posted posted on Mon, Nov 17, 2008 1:37 PM Those are some nice logs. The further down on the tree, the more solid the wood, so those guys will be great! I don't have any way of moving them either, but my best advice is to see if your sister in-law can leave them on the side of her house for a few months. They will dry out and get a LOT lighter over time, although it'll still probably be a year or two till they're easily moved. :) If you're interested in learning to carve in San Diego, make sure to check out the thread in California Events for the next tiki chop.

Those are some nice logs. The further down on the tree, the more solid the wood, so those guys will be great!
I don't have any way of moving them either, but my best advice is to see if your sister in-law can leave them on the side of her house for a few months. They will dry out and get a LOT lighter over time, although it'll still probably be a year or two till they're easily moved. :)

If you're interested in learning to carve in San Diego, make sure to check out the thread in California Events for the next tiki chop.

Post #419426 by mieko on Mon, Nov 17, 2008 1:37 PM