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Joined: Aug 17, 2014
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Hello,
I've been reading previous posts and have been finding many different answers for carving queen palms, some people seem to like them others say they are not good for carving. I have two Queen palms (currently alive) in my yard I wanted to get carved. I talked to two local carvers who told me two different things. I was hoping to find some answers before hiring someone/ carving because Im not sure if they get messed up how salvageable they will be, not to mention the expense.
One person told me they have to dry out for 2 weeks before carving the other said he will cut them and carve (chainsaw) in the same day, let them dry then come back and chisel and burn.
Is there a "right" method or is that subjective to the artist?
I've been reading that they are spongy and stringy, is there a better resin that should be used throughout? right away? As the owner I would like to keep them looking good for many years to come, as they will be NON moveable (in ground) and outside.
Thank you for any tips or advice.
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