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I'll be there

Cool stuff!!

Yep, coming soon to a computer in your vicinity...G+ insanity.

What the what?! Why would....nevermind. Yeti can keep that finishing process...micro-texture or not

Cool stuff Jeremiah! I know what it means to have a nicely laid out shop and I know this will be a benefit for you. Good work man.

Not a bad one for the first try. To me, you just need to tighten up all your lines. Make sure there is no waviness on any. The bowl should be a bit tighter as well, tuck the heel a bit more and also the back (front for Wayne/Tyler). The stem bend seems off to me as well. Princes have graceful bends,...

Yay!!

Cool stuff Ian! Can't wait to see you and the pipes in person!

Nice!!

Mine's still the same too.

Congratulations!!

Sasquatch wrote:

Nate wrote:

Sasquatch wrote: Exactly. 6-speed auto, posi-track diff, and maybe a stem made from something that can take the heat of re-entry. Like, maybe, Ultem.

Yep and it'll have a cop engine and cop tires too.

For.
Sure.

My next pipe is being called a "Police Special" no matter what.

Sasquatch wrote:

Nate wrote:Space Shuttle Toilet Parts FTW

Exactly. 6-speed auto, posi-track diff, and maybe a stem made from something that can take the heat of re-entry. Like, maybe, Ultem.

Yep and it'll have a cop engine and cop tires too.

How about a single groan George, will that work?

Space Shuttle Toilet Parts FTW

Looks good man, and no cracks!!!

Real name: Nate King Age: 35 Location: Indianapolis, Indiana, USA Years a pipe smoker: 9 How you got into pipe making: I began smoking a pipe with a couple other friends and really liked it. I quickly starting searching antique shops, garage sales, thrift shops and other stores for pipes. I then st...

Handsome work Alexandr! Welcome to the forum!!

1. The roundy bottom part
2. The inbetween roundy bottom part
3. The chubby middly part

Thanks Tyler, you rock!