First Tiki Attempt - Tiki Carving

P PutiTiki Member Joined: Jun 08, 2009 Posts: 34	P PutiTiki Posted posted on Sat, Aug 15, 2009 12:50 PM On 2009-08-15 12:38, AlohaStation wrote: Urethane mallets - the majority of the time I use a 20oz. mallet and for smaller detail I use a 12oz. I also have some smaller wooden ones that I made myself that can be used for very small detail. I just bought the Flexcut Sculpture set from Timberline for $92+ (as seen on Amazon). Having a good all-around set is a great way to start. Did you receive the set yet? I'm hesitant to buy if they normally sell for $124 -> $30 savings seems too good to be true. If you have them and they are genuine, then I'm buying.

On 2009-08-15 12:38, AlohaStation wrote:
Urethane mallets - the majority of the time I use a 20oz. mallet and for smaller detail I use a 12oz. I also have some smaller wooden ones that I made myself that can be used for very small detail.

I just bought the Flexcut Sculpture set from Timberline for $92+ (as seen on Amazon). Having a good all-around set is a great way to start.

Did you receive the set yet? I'm hesitant to buy if they normally sell for $124 -> $30 savings seems too good to be true. If you have them and they are genuine, then I'm buying.

Post #477279 by PutiTiki on Sat, Aug 15, 2009 12:50 PM