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I was going to mention the ship in the bottle thing... Do people who put together the full size ships like your's think that ships in bottles are kind of gimicky?

ToddJohnson wrote:
I really like that pipe . . . even though the stem is a bit overbent!

Todd

Ahem! thread pirates...

Here's an underbent stem that is probably easier to appreciate than the one Todd posted (although I personally LOVE the one Todd posted, and most of Nanna's pipes for that matter).

Is it true the law only addresses items intended for the use of children under 12 years of age?

Why the hell don't the just monitor what comes out of friggin China!?! They are the problem!!

http://www.forbes.com/2009/01/16/cpsia- ... olson.html

Thoughts?

pretty looking....... but it wont feel complete until you post a pic of the pipe that went with it...

Seriously, you knew someone was going to ask... you were just being lazy!

Oh yeah! Where are my manners?!

Thanks Kurt!!!

kkendall wrote:

bscofield wrote:

St. Louis here, Frank.... they're on their way

St Louis is where the loads are transfered to pack mules to make the rest of the trip to AZ.

Is that what that smell is?

St. Louis here, Frank.... they're on their way

Yay! Mine's here...

You're in Connecticut... Mine wont be far behind hopefully

I use something between a B and C and will soon be switching to more of a C.

I use that profile because I like it

pennsyscot wrote:I hope that my post is not misinterpreted. I did not intend to sound obnoxious, just to be clear.

I was just giving you trouble. I have absolutely no problem with the language barrier... it just has to make you laugh sometimes.

Briarfox wrote:Thanks Scott, Then practice I will!

You're welcome, Xavier!

pennsyscot wrote:How do you prevent from getting a dark ring near the plateau, as in the picture below? thanks for your help, Scot

are you saying the text in photo LOUDLY

You just have to find a way that seems comfortable to you. People roll them, which can be difficult, imo. I try to find a flat spot for the stamp. I have an old rubbery mouse pad out in the shop that serves 1001 purposes. I set the shank or pipe onto that so that I can safely put a lot of pressure o...

Wow... THAT was funny. Laughed out loud for long enough to get that weird look out of the wife

Based on the advanced shape I believe he used the router to drill during his shape first drill second technique.

I used to check the airway by using a mirror and a keychain LED light.

Rad, stop frowning on experimentation!





j/k - couldn't resist.