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I have two shapes picked out, not sure which I will do, I will leave it at that

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I try and take the advice from one pipe and move on to the next. I don't like going back, and do like looking at the progress like Ernie said.

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Brian,

Rad laughs at you anyways

hope this helps

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I was going to make a fruit flavored lollypop

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I am cool with the bamboo shank, can I make a ebonite shank extension?

just kidding. I know what pipe I am going to make already.

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I'm in

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thanks for the video and for answering my questions

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I was wondering why you sand so high and then use such a low grit polishing compound myself, is there a reason beyond, you have found it works best? Because that is certainly a valid reason. And I am not presuming to tell you anything because I need all the help I can get. That bit just seemed count...

yeah, but I am not stupid enough to offend Todd Johnson, you... meh

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I used them for the first time, (first time ever drilling after shaping) and man was I amazed at how easy they cut. Thanks Todd

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I was watching the videos and came to the conclusion that I should just sent my pipes to you for stemming

thanks for taking the time brother, good stuff

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What eva!!!

I do what I want



I know this isn't a good picture for critique, my brother is working on camera tricks, just though I would post this here for fun.



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the pimo tool isn't great, I would drill it atleast half way with a forstner bit when I used them

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I was just getting ready to say stop acting like Ernie

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yeah, its pretty humbling how many people decided to help out. Now I am hoping to get a few more bucks for the shop as people are still giving. I am very lucky, and feel very loved. Just bought my tickets.

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Congrats, twenty years is awesome. My wife and I are like Jogilli going to be celebrating our 25th this year

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I have been doing a fundraiser on indiegogo http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/sendi ... /x/3019926 to pay for me to go spend a few days with Grant Batson in Nashville. Well I raised all of the money needed for the trip, and some to spare. Very excited.

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brother, I really like this one

really

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I think that has some interesting ideas in it.

can't wait to see where you go from here

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I actually am right now carving a 3,000 year old piece of briar that was previously owned by King Soloman of 1,000 wives fame. It will be a priceless addition to anyone's collection and will sell for the bargain price of $1,988.00

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