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I'll try it. Thank you for the help.

When you guys say sketching. Are you talking about on paper or on the briar block or both?

sandahlpipe wrote:Looks like a first pipe. If you're looking for ways to improve, sketching your intended shape before you start and measuring against the sketch will help you a great deal.

Thanks for taking the time.

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This is my first pipe that I have been able to smoke. I cracked the shank on the first one. I got it as a kit from Vermont Freehand. Drilled the airway out to 11/64 and really widened the funnel. Definitely, a different smoking experience. Not sure if I like it better or not Sent from my 710C using ...

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Very nice!

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I like it Doc. What colors did you use?

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Nightcap. Haven't found anything even close.

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The fit is real tight. I didn't hear it crack. I bought it as a kit from Mark Tinsky.

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Looks like that was the problem. I rubbed it off with a wet rag once and spit on it to see what the grain was doing.

Wider view.

Here is a side shot.

I was getting close to being done shaping when I noticed the shank had cracked. Can it be fixed? Any idea what caused it? Should I just toss it and start on another?

Auroras, Co. It was a Tiffany's Bakery in the Aurora Mall.

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It's a video on YouTube. He's about ready to drill the tobacco chamber.

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I bought a couple Baldor motors that I need to wire. I would like to have a switch as well. They're 6A using low voltage. Do I need 3 wire electrical cord with a ground our just 2 wire? Can I somehow install a toggle switch in the conduit box? What kind of switch can I use? This seems like it should...