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I have a chucked lathe head for sale. This is vintage but works great. It was recently moved from a large work bench, and I was never able to get the engineering back together the way it was. I have too many other lathes so I need to clear this out. Due to the weight I would probably prefer this as ...

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Jared

Thanks for the comments! Sorry about the poor pictures, as stated here before it looks like pipe photography is yet another skill that must be refined.

The temp outside was too cold to work in the shop until earlier this week. I was able to finish these, they may not be too exciting but I wanted to get some comments. http://imjred.com/pipes/Pipes/gallery/QEP_Output/bentlarge.jpg The bowl grain was kindof' cool, it is almost spiral... http://imjred....

I need to look through more boxes. So far I think I only saw 24" of Amber Lucite, 36" ebonite, and 24" oval stock. At those qty. it is probably not worth listing, although if I find more in the boxes I will post it.

Thanks for the comments!

I understand that most of the artisan pipemakers on this site reach for a nice plateaux before even thinking about an ebauchon (I do the same thing). Recently I came into a LARGE amount of VINTAGE briar ebauchons. These blocks are between 40 and 50 years old. Mostly R1's, oversized MF 2-3's, and R 2...

Great Site and Wonderful Workshop... I did notice though that your gallery links to an offsite retailer that does not have a current web link for your pipes?

Gary_Gill wrote: I am thinking about a wood fixture mounted to a face plate. I would use my 7x10 mini lathe at slow speed to start out.

I would get a good chuck and turn as fast as you can. Just one more opinion