Ben est là's stuff: 03/24 Creative Chimps' masterpiece in Paris ! - Tiki Carving

B benella Member Meudon, France Joined: Sep 27, 2006 Posts: 1423	B benella Posted posted on Wed, Jun 17, 2009 1:21 AM Laojia: Thanks for the toggle and for the Marquesan boy. I think I will let him natural after having put a fw coats of "xylophene", the stripes are not so bad after all :lol: 10 days before the D-day meeting :) Kotiate ? Where ? :lol: Yes you're right, a lot of 10 000 hours to spend on it :) but thanks to you and your blades, I saved 5000 hour ! Seek: Thanks my friend. You're right, this guy's not rotten this crappy things are just fungus (or fungi ?) because of the long time I took to debark this silver wood. What do you think about methods to kill those enemies ? Coats of something and tikis in a bag ? Bowie: Thanks for the words. WOW that haircut, I didn't recognize you ! Was it in the 80's ? This picture seems quite old, that indicates you need to come again to see how different it is now :) Tikilizard: Thanks. I do not know about ambrosia or spalted but this wood is really soft sometimes and when the chisels are not sharp enough, this leads to disaster :) Surfin: Thanks for the words and for the advice, I think I'll let him natural with that "stripped" look but will put some coats of "I don't know what" to prevent from "completely lost piece :) Mahalos, Benjamin.

Laojia: Thanks for the toggle and for the Marquesan boy. I think I will let him natural after having put a fw coats of "xylophene", the stripes are not so bad after all :lol:
10 days before the D-day meeting :)
Kotiate ? Where ? :lol: Yes you're right, a lot of 10 000 hours to spend on it :) but thanks to you and your blades, I saved 5000 hour !

Seek: Thanks my friend. You're right, this guy's not rotten this crappy things are just fungus (or fungi ?) because of the long time I took to debark this silver wood. What do you think about methods to kill those enemies ? Coats of something and tikis in a bag ?

Bowie: Thanks for the words. WOW that haircut, I didn't recognize you ! Was it in the 80's ? This picture seems quite old, that indicates you need to come again to see how different it is now :)

Tikilizard: Thanks. I do not know about ambrosia or spalted but this wood is really soft sometimes and when the
chisels are not sharp enough, this leads to disaster :)

Surfin: Thanks for the words and for the advice, I think I'll let him natural with that "stripped" look but will put some coats of "I don't know what" to prevent from "completely lost piece :)

Mahalos,

Benjamin.

Post #462447 by benella on Wed, Jun 17, 2009 1:21 AM