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Todd is a POOP-HEAD, Todd is a POOP-HEAD, Todd is a POOP-HEAD, Todd is a POOP-HEAD! And................he's mean! Every time we work together, he insults me. My feelings get hurt, bad. He thinks he knows everything. All I've learned from him is to be a prick. So, you're a POOP-HEAD, Todd Johnson. Ho...

ToddJohnson wrote:Nice edit, Mikey.

He's done that to me and I consider him to be a stinky ebonite sniffer and glue tester.

...and I was trying to be nice, Todd, but you just couldn't stop taking shots at me, so okay, you really should know that anyone who shovels as much bullshit as you do is wide open. M.M. Like I said, but I'm not threatening you. You are your own worst enemy. I would really like to respond, but this...

I'd be Beaumont and Bubba's offspring that it is NOT a BBB (Britian's Best Briar).

I feel certain the pipe was made by Bubba's Beautiful Briar. Bubba was a pipe maker, of note, hailing from Bogalusas, LA. His father, Beaumont, was a mill worker that had made pipes as a hobby and Bubba wanted to follow in his footsteps. The 328 has a special meaning: Bubba had 3 sisters. 2 had chil...

ToddJohnson wrote:We might need to measure the Shore D hardness of your head, my friend.

TJ

...metaphysically, I like....uh.........find a euphoric........uh.....star gazer into the mind of Baweaverpipes and Butthead and want to transfix my cerebral.........uh........and profound transcendental spectral and wraithlike metamorphosis... baweaverpipes, don't go using a bunch of big, fancy wo...

As for the implicating, dope references in some of the posts, above, they are just that, dopey, and unnecessary, childish, and stupid. Don't insult this artist anymore for fear you will drive him away, and lose the gift of his vision, and be left with only your own moronic stupidity. HA! You said d...

RadDavis wrote:

baweaverpipes wrote: A dollop of epoxy, a dollop of hardener.

Yeah, yeah. You damn liberals. A dollop here, a dollop there, and pretty soon you're talking about some real epoxy.

Rad

I believe I could have made a couple of pipes in the time spent testing.
A dollop of epoxy, a dollop of hardener, mix, apply.
Wish I could speed up the process.

Yipes! We have a pothead amongst us!

Sasquatch wrote:Hey, you can't expect a guy to run a sandblaster as good as Bruce AND be a good reader, can you?

Drats! Now, who's the dumb hillbilly
"Bruce, you're such a dumb ass"

RadDavis wrote:

Mike Messer wrote:Cooked from scratch, dried pinto beans, then refried are much better about that.

One thing I've never understood about refried beans: When is it you fry 'em the first time?

Rad

You dumb hillbilly, it's to keep your flatulence at a lower methane level. Damn Rad, you're such a dumb ass.

Alright, so, this one is bamboo, african blackwood, pink ivory, bocote, brass rod, sea snail shell accents, and cocobolo. All joints are reinforced with aluminum tube. The wooden hinges are also glued with brass rod to reinforce the joint. The hardest part, was finishing it without getting the litt...

These work just fine for pretty much everything you'll need to do. I eventually found the 9 x 20's limiting and went to a 12 x 36. Now the 9 x 20 feels like a tinker-toy, but it's all just a matter of perspective. I would also recommend holding onto the other lathes. TJ I have just ordered a metal ...

flix wrote:

baweaverpipes wrote:If you're looking for the Lowe tenon turner, I have one for sale.

How much?

How's $200, that's about 1/2 price.

Reminds me of:

If you're looking for the Lowe tenon turner, I have one for sale.

Mike Messer wrote:
Eat me, Todd.
M.M.

I know Todd wouldn't do such a thing. After all, he was once into DFH...........Danish Free Hand, but once he got married and had children, he gave that up.

Wonderful job. You didn't distort the fine shaping job and the blast appears to be uniform.
Congratulations!