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Totem Tiki from avacado tree trunk #6
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tfisherart
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01/27/2006
Still have the 3rd head to complete. Avacado is very cool to work with, sands smoother than basswood.
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Bete
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01/27/2006
That's ery cool looking. |
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rodeotiki
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01/27/2006
Looks great . how tall is it ? and is the stump still in the ground ? |
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AlohaStation
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01/27/2006
Your tiki just pisses me off! I had an opportunity to acquire an avacado stump that was huge. The next day when I went to get it the garbage guys had already picked it up. Damn garbage collectors! When I see how good/great yours looks that feeling just came back. Great job. Keep on carvin. |
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Benzart
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01/27/2006
Tfish, that is Really Cool. Very nice carving and the wood IS Beautiful. I used to carve it years ago and really enjoyed it. It carves easy, sands up great and finishes Beautifully. |
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tfisherart
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01/27/2006
Thanks, Rodeo it is 4'6" and is not in the ground got it from my neighbor after hurricane Wilma along with 2 beautiful pieces of coconut, I have one pic of the coconut I'll post today. Ben using sanding sealer and gloss spar varnish. Thom |
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JohnnyP
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01/27/2006
I like the different styles on the same carving. It must be nice carving some "exotic" (at least by Michigan standards) woods. |
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Aaron's Akua
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01/28/2006
Thom, that piece is really cool. Lots of work into it, must have taken lots of patience. Avocado just sounds nice... tasty even... I'd stain it with a little bit of a green tint just for that reason. A-A |
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pdrake
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01/28/2006
wow guacotiki |
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Raffertiki
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01/28/2006
That wood is beautiful, and your tiki(s) are doing it justice. |
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