New lono and Marq for the holidays - Tiki Carving

TT Tucson Tiki Member Joined: Jan 27, 2008 Posts: 212	TT Tucson Tiki Posted posted on Tue, Apr 28, 2009 12:04 AM Chimp, I have not posted on here for a while, but I am still carving. Your designs are excellent. I would suggest getting some sawhorse's and get that wood up where you can work on it without bending over. I use a lot of cinder blocks to get the bigger logs up to a height that I can work on. The smaller stuff I use the sawhorses. Keep carving dude. I usually work in flip flops too. When I first started a cider block fell on my big toe and broke it. Damn, that hurt. I cried! Carving is painful. [ Edited by: Tucson Tiki 2009-04-28 00:09 ]

Chimp, I have not posted on here for a while, but I am still carving. Your designs are excellent. I would suggest getting some sawhorse's and get that wood up where you can work on it without bending over. I use a lot of cinder blocks to get the bigger logs up to a height that I can work on. The smaller stuff I use the sawhorses. Keep carving dude. I usually work in flip flops too. When I first started a cider block fell on my big toe and broke it. Damn, that hurt. I cried! Carving is painful.

[ Edited by: Tucson Tiki 2009-04-28 00:09 ]

Post #450171 by Tucson Tiki on Tue, Apr 28, 2009 12:04 AM