I might have missed it but what wood is in @Lou Currier pipe?
I am not certain but I had initially thought it to be a Florida rosewood species but after finishing the pipe I doubted that. It has similarities to the monkey pod that I get around here but did not smell like either while turning. Grabbed it out of my cutoff bin.I might have missed it but what wood is in @Lou Currier pipe?
Wooden beer can pipe?
Ha! Thats a great idea!Wooden beer can pipe?
It's going to be a great big wooden bong with glass insert. What Marc showed is the bottom side of the base that will sit on the table.
Unfortunately no. It's not a great big wooden bong. But thats an interesting idea....It's going to be a great big wooden bong with glass insert. What Marc showed is the bottom side of the base that will sit on the table.
Is this one of those @Kenbo builds where we keep guessing until you figure out what you're making? Or, is this a @Brink build and you just give the initials of it like APCMB and we have to keep looking while you futz around with hand tools?
Hmm...no...but thats a neat idea!Is this one of those @Kenbo builds where we keep guessing until you figure out what you're making? Or, is this a @Brink build and you just give the initials of it like APCMB and we have to keep looking while you futz around with hand tools?
Jeez! Build you stuff. Post up a wide angle pic so @Tony Can zoom in on every detail of the shot already.
Hmm...no...but thats a neat idea!
.Ok. This is done. I'm happy with it. I may need to make another one but hollowed out and have an actual lid to hold stuff like a turned box and not a pipe. I had a blast making it and it was fairly easy.
Here's the worlds first can pipe made out of spalted maple with a tulip wood tab....
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SEE WHAT I MEAN!!I'm pretty sure everyone is going to feel the same as me so just wanted to say I have immensely enjoyed all of these challenges!
The different styles everybody comes up with, the banter back and forth and the finished products. WELL DONE ALL!!