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I've got some Dutch tutorials, but I basicly winged it :D (as I did with all my tanks and even my pipe :D). It's been holding out for 3 months now, still going strong... what you need to memorize is the following: - use waterproof multiplex and perhaps (as I did) liquid pondliner (expensive stuff, $...

It's not quite the same as most people here, with all their knives and such, but I'm going to place this topic anyway because I feel it fits here. Since I was 12 my parents had a cornsnake (which is still there), and even before that I've always loved reptiles. Once I moved out of the house, I got m...

I did have some problem leaving the connection between shank and stem intact. The line however used to be alot worse, but I managed to correct it quite a bit. This is how it looked earlier on: http://img31.imageshack.us/img31/7339/img4581cn.jpg Obviously I have alot to learn, that's what I joined th...

Since I'm new here, what better way to introduce myself, than by introducing my work. This pipe is actually the first - and for now the only - pipe I have ever made. I started off with a predrilled kit from DanPipe (Germany, probably known by most here). Materials used: - hacksaw (only to cut of 1cm...