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Nick wrote:...a very Tsuge-ish piece...

very true, what a beauty.

Congratulations!

very nice knife and thanks for all the info.

ooops, i guess you have to have gmail/google account. which is free... let me know if you need an invite.

/k

also this: http://video.google.com/

link to upload it on the right hand side.

/karol

there is only one person who you could learn that elongation from. beautiful pipe.

http://www.pipendoge.de/Blowfish_info.htm

that's an interesting article...

Frank wrote:Karol,
Send him a bottle of New Zealand Vodka. That'll teach him!

interestingly there is a very successful local vodka distiller "42below". feijoa being probably the best seller: http://www.thedrinkshop.com/products/nl ... rodid=1409

don't forget to take the key out before turning the thing on

well, cheeky me i asked michail about the shank and mortise procedure and he replied that this part of the process is not manual and quite complex. he considers (or the results of it) it as the point of difference and doesn't want to go into the details. fair enough too...

Nick wrote:What I thought was interesting was that it looked like he drilled the draft hole and guide hole for the bowl literally by hand. That must take for freakin ever!

doesn't look like he's in a hurry

wow

how do these guys face such delicate looking shanks? and how do they drill mortise?

http://www.talbertpipes.com/2005/10/photo-re-post.html

TreverT wrote:...PMC silver needs firing...

ah of course, i completely forgot about this aspect of the PMC process

in fact i think i emailed you about the "fluid metal"... it's not the silver clay by any chance, or is it? i didn't know such thing exists back then.

wow, thanks for that trever! the last machine you already mentioned before:

http://www.talbertpipes.com/2005/11/sha ... rings.html

thanks again, very interesting!

/karol

Crikey! It's not THAT cool

Thanks though

Karol

here is some of my work for the last few months. i haven't been posting the pipes as i finished them because, well, i wasn't quite sure whether they are finished. for example "pipe7" is currently going thru some weight loss programme and "pipe4" is being seriously "searocked...

G'day, I know this information is scattered thourghout the forum but I'd like to get a condensed infromation from more experienced folks around here. I just got myself Dremel and was wondering which Dremel bits do you find the most useful in your workshop? I guess this info sheet is a good (not sure...

i'd love to see the toxicity information too! just few days ago i tried to google this out when i was looking for a dust mask