Adam Tidwell

Male

Pinson, AL

United States

Profile Information:

I am a...
Independant Artist
Do you have a Web Site? Whats the URL?
n/a
Where are you willing to work?
any
What is your email or phone number so you can be contacted?
adamtidwell@hotmail.com

Comment Wall:

  • scott dobert

    welcome!!
  • scott dobert

    again thanks it means alot to me!! have you given vert a go yet!? its got lots of possibilities and for me it even fits my personal style of work!!
  • Adam Tidwell

    lol, I just sent my message somewhere! Anyway, no, I haven't found any mix yet. I've been so excited about it ever since I seen I stumbled upon the youtube video! Dude I love all your work! I've showed it to my wife also and she thinks it's awesome too. I built a storm shelter in my backyard and had already dry stacked a bunch of river rock but just finished it 2 days ago. But my first initial idea was a pond with a waterfall which I had done quit a few years back but couldnt afford a liner and used black poly so of course it started leaking about 3 years later so I tore it all out. Now I would like to use the carving mix on it but I need to practice before trying it.
  • scott dobert

    lol! def try and practice a bit. but once you get the hang of it .... watch out!! lol!! trupac is a great additive to regular mason mix and it works great! also there is kirtbag mix i havent tried it yet but im hearin great things just find jeff kirt on the forum here and for trupac go to walt ools they have everything you need and more for vert!!
  • Adam Tidwell

    Thanks for the info Scott. Have you tried flex-c-ment? The reason I'm asking is there's a place that sells it about 25 miles from where I live. I was planning to order tru-pac because of what I have heard about it but if this flex stuff is any good it would be great for me because of the location. Or I guess it would anyway. Would you suggest I go with tru-pac? Not to question you to death I'm just excited to get started! lol

  • scott dobert

    lots of guys on here use flex c ment. i havent used it myself but its gotta be hlf way decent if they use it i would just let the the price weigh it out but i can vouch for tru-pac if the shipping ain bad i would go thata way but hats sumthin i feel you gotta determine.
  • scott dobert

    glad to help never hesitate to ask me or any of theses guys a ques afterall its a forum right!! lol!
  • Adam Tidwell

    Thanks Scott, I appreciate you're advice man. I'm sure there will be many more questions when I finally get a hold of some! When I do finally get some practice in and feel like I can handle it I'll post pics of my backyard project to see if I can get some input on what to  steer away from. 

    I noticed on your bedroom project you made the rock on the left and right side bump out like it maybe for setting a candle stick perhaps? Don't feel like you have to answer that if you're keeping it for a surprise. Also the center stone above looks like it protrudes out further than in the earlier pictures. Either way it looks great I was just wondering if it was the light source that made the difference.......and thats my last question for now lol!!!  I promise no more for the night!

  • Tru Pac/Walttools/Don

    Hey Adam, like Scott said, there are alot of good folks on here to help somebody get started and progress. Mixes comes down to many factors, most of which are minor.  Get the hang of the process first, then you can find a mix that fits your style, budget, etc.  Good luck and don't be a stranger on the forum.

     

  • scott dobert

    you are coorrect on both accounts! the ledjes on the lower stones on either side will hold candles. and the "key stone" in the middle top of arch was built out to give it prominence. i was going to do it on the first run but didnt even think about it till later when i stood back and took a long look! lol!
  • jeff kirt/ kirtbag Carving mix

    Adam, call me anytime if you have questions.
  • jeff kirt/ kirtbag Carving mix

    Thanks for the plug scott, bedroom looks good mateeeeee.....
  • Tru Pac/Walttools/Don

    Enjoy the tools but more importantly, enjoy the craft.  Absorb, absorb, absorb from your peers on here.
  • kim brandell

    Adam, good work. Are you in Florida? Kim