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This is a very beautiful pipe. That finish is so...fresh and ...clean

http://thisplaceisastranger.com/files/IMG_0325.JPG The picture above shows the desk in its nearly done state. The only thing it lacks is some bamboo cut and placed like quarter round, around the edges of the desk that meet the wall. for an exact break down of the process and more pictures you can c...

You played chess? Only nubz played that.

Hey man yeah thanks for the extra push. That is the group she and I have been thinking about exploring. We went for a walkthrough one monday and it only cost like $30 a year, which I found to be an incredible steal. It is definitely the route we plan on starting with. But Once he gets his up and goi...

Sasquatch wrote:All Your Pipe Are Belong to Us!

haven't seen a all your base statement since forever/

When your forge becomes successful please post the plans. My girlfriend and I have been wanting to get into blacksmithing, and if I could just have a forge in the backyard....even better.

Clean and sleek design man.

In other pipemakers future, consider contacting me for a web design, it is yet another trade I am involved in. see http://www.emonkeyz.com for an idea.

Thank you both. Kurt that is a perfect reply if I have ever seen one. I have some spade bits to grind down, i figured that to be the best method for me, and relatively cheap given the expense of everything else. As for forstner bits I also have that covered. The lathe comes with a few cheap turning ...

A few weeks later and in the same area as before the weather was beautiful: clear skies and warm breezes. There had been some recent flooding in the area but it wasn't raining when I was there. It was another learning experience, though, as I hadn't realized swamps were possible on vertical hillsid...

I have found one available in my area with bed extension for $200 cash, but am unsure if it could be made into a good tool for pipemaking or what the cost for proper tooling to start might be.

Can we get a sticky from Kurt and Tyler about Lathes and tools required to use them. A general knowledge of beginning your setup and what knowledge you can recommend for the beginning lathe user, outside of using it of course?

One of the many things I enjoy about your work, is that you play so much with the eye. The angles and sharp but soft edges you put on your pipes is the type of work of which I am focused.

However, you do classic shapes with even more intent, and its obvious the quality present in what you do.

Wow!

I have to say, I hate blasted pipes, the blast to me steals way too much focus and doesn't give the eye a line to meet. With that said this is one of the few I would smoke, the second pipe you made with the partial blast. It has a great line and length, and the way the smooth meets the blast really ...

My favorite part of foreign countries is always the countryside!


Hello Dirk!

Put simply, the 1101 is a work of art.

Awesome, thank you very much for the Feb date listing.

What would a pouch cost a guy?

That is a really neat article. Seeing the history of the country and how basic things started, even in the pipe making world.

Thanks man.

I think the whole trying new things is a Man mentality. Boys will be boys if you will. I know very few people who like to try new things, and experience new adventures, whether intellectual or physical. And of course I know even fewer men. And by men, I mean those in control of their own lives, whic...