Tyler Lane Pipes: Difference between revisions

Once I had the wood lathe -- after I had saved up enough to buy the necessary accessories -- I began making pipes in earnest. The only tool that I really lacked was a lathe for turning tenons on stems. I was using a Pimo tool with wholly unsatisfied with the results. Then came the opportunity to buy several used tools. I bought a Taig micro lathe for stems, as well as a band saw and several other key tools that sped up the pipe making process. At that point, with the gaps in my tool box filled, the quality of my pipes took a move in the right direction, and I became comfortable with the notion of selling my pipes. I began developing my skills, and pursuing the creation of the "perfect" pipe. I love it!  

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