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JMG
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This is my first attempt at making a pipe in over three years (probably shouldn't have started with a horn.) Anyway, I seriously have to get better tooling. If I were going to be in the States for more than another 6 months, I definitely would. Anywho, I found out that I hate lucite...a lot. And that I will be giving delrin for tenons a try as I just can't seem to get a good stem/shank transition due to wonky cuts with my PIMO tool. Also, I really don't like the red stain, but it was all I had laying around when I got back to the States...looks like a devil horn, :lol: Lucite is rather iridescent and looks warped in places, sorry.

Look forward to your critique.

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I like it! :mrgreen:

Working with the tools you have the end result isn't bad at all. You already pointed out the major stuff yourself. Good job!
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Not so much a horn as a carrot! :D
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First in 3 years, Nice!
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You definitely have natural talent, JM. I can't help but wonder what you could do with better tools. Maybe someday we will see.
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Did you round all of this by hand? You did an excellent job. It looks really uniform.
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I have a disc sander mounted to a motor, but no lathe unfortunately.
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Cool!
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Very nice. Great job with limited tools.


[carrot :0]
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Nice work John!!
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