Carving planks for my home tiki bar

[@TheMatthewcota]

Thanks for this. I should have probably done all this before I constructed my bar. We also have the same color house...

[@MezOner]

Those look like they've been through a few hurricanes and lots of days of sun. So cool

[@RyanWattersRyanWatters]

Great work. What species of wood is this?

[@tulagiloungetikibar]

Looks great, is there a vid of them in place?

[@HootOwl513]

That's Bitchen Spike! I have a dead Allepo Pine trunk in my backyard -- and I'm sure there's a MoeEye inside, I just have to let him out with out sacrificing my soul or losing a fnger from a powertool.

[@spacini]

Very nice work. Is there no end to your talents?

[@BreezewayCocktailHour]

I like to stay busy. :)

[@our1980shouse]

Nice torch, why didn't you get the big one!?!? 🤣🤣🤣

[@chopped27]

That’s awesome 🤙🏽🤙🏽

[@earthangel8596]

🌊Fantastic Job🌴

[@billbrydon3725]

Why the burning? I've never seen an explanation.

[@BreezewayCocktailHour]

Burning removes the soft wood. After scrubbing, the grain raises up. It gives it a more organic appearance.

[@ericbrown2420]

What tool did you use to carve the designs?

[@BreezewayCocktailHour]

Its a router with a V-style bit.

[@roblong2363]

What type of wood?

[@BreezewayCocktailHour]

Pine

[@wfsterling]

Seriously, what bit?

[@rickdamien515]

I wanna know too

[@BreezewayCocktailHour]

Just a standard V bit.

[@9985cjham]

@@BreezewayCocktailHour I thought i remember seeing a reel with more on it. After the scrubbing, you stained them? And then what, some type of sealer? TIA