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"Dear Daniel,

Your money, it pleases me, please for send me some nothing, I you will promote all over the interwebz, and bloodthirsty my pipe making friends will love for to send some to them you."

Im thinking a keyring pipe here...

The door opens another crack: from Hollywood.com Kevin Costner has credited beards, pipes and letters with helping him perfect his Devil Anse Hatfield character for TV mini-series Hatfields & Mccoys, because the accessories helped him research the feuding post-American Civil War patriarch. The ...

You've completely missed my point, completely missed it. As in not even on the same planet anymore. And if you would look around, I've asked many questions, and I read a lot of what others write, and I take a lot of advice. But, I still do things my own way, plain and simple. And I don't expect any...

Depends on if you've got shop worn gnarly man hands or desk/computer made, well lotioned girl hands...lol! The step pulley should give you some room to decide whats comfy. Disclaimer:I am not an expert. I am regurgitating stuff I have read. There are a few posts here on speed, building, supplies, et...

Get a 1750rpm motor, attach a stepped pulley to your motor shaft and drive wheel shaft. Should be good for a range of low speeds. You can harvest motors from dryers etc.

Some of the other pipe boards have also been discussing Costner's pipe but so far I don't believe any source has been revealed. Nice job on this one by the way. I have one on the drawing board but it will probably be a while since I have a "real" job to contend with. But that is what pays...

Excessive is, all at the same time mind you, using two of them with your hands, two of them with your feet, and the fifth with your...oh...nevermind...

It is nothing short of sheer marketing genius...totally f**k you career up and rebuild with the pieces...this is what winning is...yes.

e Markle wrote:Tiger Blood?

A play on Charlie Sheen.

I had actually made something "like" it a few weeks before the show aired. I was surprised, almost wondered if they guy who bought mine sold it to Costner...lol...well, not "exactly" alike anyways...With humble approach here it is: http://outoftheshavins.weebly.com/uploads/8/6/2/...

It's funny. I wouldn't think that I have anything that is particularly recognizable about my pipes yet. That could be a good thing or a bad thing LOL. I guess every artist has tendencies to do things particular ways which make each piece somewhat recognizable. Now that I think about it, there are se...

JoS, and Mr. Redmond have been in contact with me, and for the previously mentioned reasons theres no way in hell I can participate...I appreciate Redmond for giving me the opportunity to get one done though...JoS hopefully by now has sent his on down the line. Sorry men. O.k., so I guess mredmond ...

I go through stages of wondering why I make pipes, what good is it doing anybody?, even to the point where I start wondering what I could get for my tools. This happens quite frequently actually. Don't you dare quit, Brian! If you do I will fly down to Alabamy and personally sucker punch you! :twak...

JoS, and Mr. Redmond have been in contact with me, and for the previously mentioned reasons theres no way in hell I can participate...I appreciate Redmond for giving me the opportunity to get one done though...JoS hopefully by now has sent his on down the line.

Sorry men.

+1 on that. Cheap too.

Baby is due in 6 weeks and got a whole lotta honey do and full time school goin on right now...I shouldn't be on there for obvious reasons, but these are primary...lol! If I can do one this doesn't preclude me right? But for listing purposes...no...I respectfully bow out...can't wait to see the resu...

That bad eh? And you avoided hospital bills how? LOL!

Well said. Now who wants a discussion on the scrap pile to finished pipe ratio. Ive got a big one.

That thing looks really neat. I wonder if the back end could be rounded over or ground down to fit into a jacobs chuck? It is partially round until it gets to those angles. Anybody think this is stupid?

Man, that really sucks when you have those slap your head moments right? I see that your supplier isnt letting you down with beautiful grain yet! She seriously gave you some good wood...no pun intended... Seriously though, like you said, you knew it was going to go south with that fissure in the sid...