That came out great. Love your approach. I also like working with Palm wood, Mexican palms are plentiful around here (Burbank, CA) I dig leaving the bark alone on certain areas. I've only done 3-4 large Tikis as a Covid boredom project, but I had all the tools and dug in. Yes! Very addicting. Keep up with the videos.. You rock.
I wish I remembered what rabbit hole I followed to end up here... Im looking at this as I'm contemplating "hmm, *ONE* more hobby never hurt nobody.....I'll just 'half start' a new project intermittently between working on my massive Macrama and learning to sew. Glad I found you, sir!
Love the project. Design, texture, talent. I've been reading with other tiki makers, they sometimes use half log, because the fear of cracking. Maybe it's the wood they use. Think the palm wood log is prone to cracking?
Mahalo, Man. I think it's not that you're just cutting up wood, but rather you're following the Mana so that Tiki* can come out. [*Tiki is Maori for First Man. Hawaiians, Tahitians, Rapa Nui are all distant Maori.]
That came out great. Love your approach. I also like working with Palm wood, Mexican palms are plentiful around here (Burbank, CA) I dig leaving the bark alone on certain areas. I've only done 3-4 large Tikis as a Covid boredom project, but I had all the tools and dug in. Yes! Very addicting. Keep up with the videos.. You rock.
I wish I remembered what rabbit hole I followed to end up here...
Im looking at this as I'm contemplating "hmm, *ONE* more hobby never hurt nobody.....I'll just 'half start' a new project intermittently between working on my massive Macrama and learning to sew.
Glad I found you, sir!
Love this tiki! great technique.
Crazy like a fox. Great stuff Bra!
Amazing work Al!
I love it Dude ! Your inspiring me to give it a try . 👍
wow palm wood looks amazing love the texture too bad we don't have any here in middle Tenn and your work is awesome !!!!!!!
wow wonderful!
Love it!
Nice sculpture … your Neighbors must love all that machining noise ;-P
Love the project. Design, texture, talent.
I've been reading with other tiki makers, they sometimes use half log, because the fear of cracking. Maybe it's the wood they use. Think the palm wood log is prone to cracking?
i wanna get a beer with this dude. best tiki guy on youtube imo
Great job!!! Keep'em coming
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Love This!!
ROCK ON!!!!
You’re Crazy!!!
I love your work.
I Love it! great artwork!
Hola amigo. Saludes desde Costa Rica.
Its great to the process of making this!
Uruguay
Estas muy loco amigo, muy buen arte de tikis, quiero un dia tallar en madera como tu lo haces y ya estoy aprendiendo, mucha suerte.
great job
Love it!! You do some awesome work man.
Awesome!
Killer work!!
Mahalo, Man. I think it's not that you're just cutting up wood, but rather you're following the Mana so that Tiki* can come out. [*Tiki is Maori for First Man. Hawaiians, Tahitians, Rapa Nui are all distant Maori.]
Dude that's bad ass
amazing
3:15-3:25 what tool are you using here?
Love this 👍👍👍👍👍😎🍹🌴🍍🤙🏽🗿
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