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keigs20
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From: WA
|  Posted: 2002-09-10 9:46 pm Permalink
Here is a new style of totem I have carved. Also a full body totem. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=906135675&ssPageName=ADME:B:LC:US:1
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=905931899&ssPageName=ADME:B:LC:US:1
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GECKO
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From: South Sea Arts Honolulu
| Posted: 2002-09-11 3:35 pm Permalink
Good job brah. getting real handy with that chainsaw!
-Gecko
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Tiki King
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From: Lush tropical Santa Cruz, CA.
| Posted: 2002-09-11 4:31 pm Permalink
Nice work!
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keigs20
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From: WA
| Posted: 2002-09-17 4:15 pm Permalink
Gecko, lookin good yourself your carvings that is. Sounds like you gonna be a busy man.
Tiki King, thanks I carved a bar that turned out ok, but my computer skilz suck so I cant figure out how to post a picture. I dont really want to put it on ebay because of shipping costs. So it sits in my garage collecting saw dust.
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Humuhumu
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Joined: Aug 22, 2002
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From: San Francisco
| Posted: 2002-09-17 7:05 pm Permalink
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On 2002-09-17 16:15, keigs20 wrote:
Tiki King, thanks I carved a bar that turned out ok, but my computer skilz suck so I cant figure out how to post a picture. I dont really want to put it on ebay because of shipping costs. So it sits in my garage collecting saw dust.
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Where were you when I was shopping for a bar?? I ended up building one myself.
You've confused me... you have a bar, that you built, and it's at home, in your garage... and it's gathering dust?? How is that possible? Did you build two, and this is your spare? I think it just means you can throw bigger parties. 
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keigs20
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From: WA
| Posted: 2002-09-17 7:52 pm Permalink
I would have it in the house but there is no room for a wife 2 kids and a tiki bar in a two bedroom house. So I put it in the garage so I can drink and carve until I drink to much to carve.
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cynfulcynner
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Joined: Mar 24, 2002
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From: Ocean Beach, San Francisco
| Posted: 2002-09-17 8:23 pm Permalink
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On 2002-09-17 19:52, keigs20 wrote:
I would have it in the house but there is no room for a wife 2 kids and a tiki bar in a two bedroom house. So I put it in the garage so I can drink and carve until I drink to much to carve.
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You could always get rid of the kids.
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keigs20
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From: WA
| Posted: 2002-09-17 8:54 pm Permalink
You could always get rid of the kids.
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I hear that takes 18 years Im thinking 5
Heres a picture of the bar I carved. Im new to this linking pics so it may not work
http://www.shutterfly.com/osi.jsp?i=67b0de21b30ac6b0e49b¬ag=1
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Humuhumu
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Joined: Aug 22, 2002
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From: San Francisco
| Posted: 2002-09-17 11:33 pm Permalink
Mr. Humuhumu says it's really beautiful, and I agree. He was disputing whether it's a bar, but I pointed out to him that the only critical feature in a bar is that it have a flat surface for alcohol to sit on.
All kidding aside, it's really gorgeous, well done. Maybe you can talk the wife into believing it's a "puppet theater" for the kids, and then you can keep it in the living room. And they can use tiki mugs for puppets.
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KokomoTikiBar&Grill
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From: KOKOMO, MISSISSIPPI
| Posted: 2002-09-18 2:46 pm Permalink
How do you get that dark look, and what kind of wood do you use? Sorry if this is a stupid question.
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keigs20
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From: WA
| Posted: 2002-09-18 3:29 pm Permalink
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On 2002-09-17 23:33, Humuhumu wrote:
Maybe you can talk the wife into believing it's a "puppet theater" for the kids, and then you can keep it in the living room. And they can use tiki mugs for puppets.
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good idea, but I dont think she would agree.
kokomo I used cedar and burned it. It has a really nice wood grain, the picture makes it look darker than it is.
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