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Pirate Cannons
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Palama Tiki
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07/16/2005
For all you pirate and nautical buffs, I wanted to let you know that in addition to carving tikis, I also make reproduction naval/pirate cannons. Cannons are cast from concrete in a mold that I made, and the carriages are built from treated wood. Here's the latest that I made for a friend of mine.. If you are interested in learning more, PM me and I can email you a brochure. Thanks! Palama Tiki [ Edited by: Palama Tiki 2005-07-16 19:32 ] |
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hewey
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07/17/2005
Awesome dude. I just saw a reproduction cannon from a recently closed theme park for sale in the classifieds and thought I would love a cannon. Pity I got nowhere to put one. |
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Palama Tiki
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07/17/2005
Thanks Hewey! |
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hewey
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07/17/2005
I had an idea - these would look crazy if i could mount them sticking out the side windows of my car! No more road rage against me! |
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Palama Tiki
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07/17/2005
Hewey, can I put you down for 2 cannons? :) |
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hewey
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07/18/2005
I would love a pair, but I don't beleive the local authorities would be too keen on them. Do you make any other cool stuff? It's so cosy having a thread all to ourselves. |
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Palama Tiki
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07/18/2005
i'm about to start working on an artificial rockwork project. if i see something that interests me, i try to recreate it, so it ends up that i dabble in several different areas. |
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hewey
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07/18/2005
Yeh I dabble where my interest takes me. My brother wanted a tiki for his beer garden, so I started carving. I do art 'cause I have been drawing as long as i can remember. Can't wait to get my own place so i can really start having some fun |
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