New tools • New pipes
New tools • New pipes
Hey guys,
Here are my newest pipes...
It just happened that I bought a metal lathe. It's a huge elephant, kind of 400lbs!
The Cutty pipe is BL - Before Lathe.
The other two, Quercus and Fiel are AL - After Lathe.
>> Thanks Chris for those amazing Morta blocks
Initially I thought that for whom never had touched a lathe, to work with it would be pretty complicated.
But it was damn easy. I can't tell you that I'm expending less time in a single pipe, but the things just get
more perfectly made with less sweating
Cutty
Quercus
Fiel
eder.
Here are my newest pipes...
It just happened that I bought a metal lathe. It's a huge elephant, kind of 400lbs!
The Cutty pipe is BL - Before Lathe.
The other two, Quercus and Fiel are AL - After Lathe.
>> Thanks Chris for those amazing Morta blocks
Initially I thought that for whom never had touched a lathe, to work with it would be pretty complicated.
But it was damn easy. I can't tell you that I'm expending less time in a single pipe, but the things just get
more perfectly made with less sweating
Cutty
Quercus
Fiel
eder.
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Wow, eder, those look outstanding. Especially the AL pipes.
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Eder - really looking good... congratulations.. nice pipes...
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Beautiful work Elder.
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Eder, if those are the shapes coming off your lathe.... you set it up wrong!
The bottom 2 are great.... the top one I'm not sold on, seems to have kind of a funny arch to it.
The balance of shapes on the bamboo/morta is terrific, and the lines carried through on the Fiel are slick. I like!
The bottom 2 are great.... the top one I'm not sold on, seems to have kind of a funny arch to it.
The balance of shapes on the bamboo/morta is terrific, and the lines carried through on the Fiel are slick. I like!
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Definitely a nice job Eder, I really like your use of line throughout your pipe design. Well done sir!
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As always, Eder, your work is amazing and now that you've gotten a lathe, I'm sure it will only get better. Your attention to detail is impressive and I really like the morta extension on Fiel, have never seen that before, a morta extension. Way to think outside the box. Nice work!
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Amazing eye. I thought they were all perfect, but I think I see what you're saying, although the image is a little fuzzy, or is it my glasses?Sasquatch wrote:Eder, if those are the shapes coming off your lathe.... you set it up wrong!
The bottom 2 are great.... the top one I'm not sold on, seems to have kind of a funny arch to it.
The balance of shapes on the bamboo/morta is terrific, and the lines carried through on the Fiel are slick. I like!
(But, you missed something. He said the first one he made before he got the lathe)
Just amazing pipes, Eder, but listen to Sasquatch and you will get even better.
M.M.
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Thank you guys.
Let's see what comes out next then
I have accumulated some experience on making things by hand.
So I knew exactly why I decided to buy the lathe for: to fix what I missed in several pipes and to get into a higher level.
Besides, I eventually get some nice pieces of briar and it's not fair to mess them up!
Some months back I took a trip to Mimmo (62mi from my place) and he told me two things... among many others
1\ Stop being stupid and buy a metal lathe!
2\ These blocks are hight grade. Don't mess them up!
Such words had some impact; not that I could see them before. But when someone else tells you, the things make much more sense.
eder.
Let's see what comes out next then
I have accumulated some experience on making things by hand.
So I knew exactly why I decided to buy the lathe for: to fix what I missed in several pipes and to get into a higher level.
Besides, I eventually get some nice pieces of briar and it's not fair to mess them up!
Some months back I took a trip to Mimmo (62mi from my place) and he told me two things... among many others
1\ Stop being stupid and buy a metal lathe!
2\ These blocks are hight grade. Don't mess them up!
Such words had some impact; not that I could see them before. But when someone else tells you, the things make much more sense.
eder.
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in that name i'll go and smoke a pipe cheers...!!!!
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Hey
I really like the first one, and the little oval shank look beautiful, and not easy to make.
Carsten
I really like the first one, and the little oval shank look beautiful, and not easy to make.
Carsten
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For now I will not tell anymore, because most of your works are wonderful. I am very happy to be among you.
Greetings.
Felix
Greetings.
Felix
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