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would like the det w/ an 11/16

steve

Nate

Thank you again kind sir

and Todd i think i heard of a 3/8 parting tool can be used a a negative rake scraper

and what tool would you use to turn into the wood like this

your pipe making instructional was very helpful as well loved it

steve

OK Nate

mabe you could link another one for me

on youtube the making of a castello pipe nice bandsaw work on this one

thanks
steve

thanks Nate

not very computer literate with all these links and everything

steve

and also Todd
don t know if you have see on youtube the making of a Blakemar pipe

steve

Hi Todd

yes it is search how its made the dunhill pipe

it is on the science discovery channel and then you can mabe give some insight

thanks
steve

Thanks Sas

starting to make alot more sense to me now never really turned this way but will try the head on approach

thanks
steve

hey thanks sas is along the axis the type of turning he is doing w/ the tool rest not parallel to the bowl but more of a plunge cut into it it seems like the making of a blakemar pipe on youtube is basically doing the same it seems like safer turning than having the tool rest parallel to the work pi...

has anyone watched the making of a dunhill pipe video

if so is that a reg skew chisel the turner is using to turn the bowl and shank

has anyone ever turned a pipe like this

and if so what other kind of tool can be used a parting tool square scraper a bedan tool

thanks
steve

thanks everyone

what i have on my bandsaw now is a reg tooth bandsaw blade cuts ok but nothing to write home about

so will give a hook tooth blade a go

steve

Thank you

Todd

going to give this blade a try

steve

Hi Todd

looking at the timberwolf blade trying to sort out the types

is the hook blade the PC type

thanks

steve

Just got my jaws from smokindawg to mount on my oneway talon chuck if you have a wood lathe with a woodturning chuck (oneway nova etc) you should really consider buying a pair of jaws from smokindawg they are easy to mount(just follow his instructions) and they are very well made they grip excellant...

just left you a pm

teevee

This is indeed very good news

cannot wait

teevee

how long do you wait after dying before buffing - let the dye dry overnight ? two hours?

thanks

teevee

thank you everybody

I will def give both a try

teevee

thanks
Tyler

I would have never thought about that

teevee

ok

just curious what is a good way to cut stainless steel tubing. I am using a hacksaw and it just really doesn t work very well just trying to find an easier way


thanks
teevee

Hey smokingdawg

how about an update on your sherline mill have you figured out any good uses for it and if so can you share

teevee