Harlock999
Well-known member
- Joined
- Oct 22, 2010
- Messages
- 4,547
- Reaction score
- 0
Pretty much a non issue. I'm rather flexible in these matters.
Do you mean will we decide to pay less attention to what we're doing? :lol:Yak":of2xwb6r said:It's about as I thought, then.
I wonder if our pipe-making contingent is taking notes or revising its beliefs about what factors into how we really evaluate their work (?)
:face:
:lol!: :lol!: :lol!: :lol!: :lol!: :lol!: :lol!: :cheers: :cheers: :cheers: :cheers:Growley":twfzj27x said:"Oh, my gosh, Becky....look at the size of that bit. It's so thin. I mean, it looks like one of those artisan guy's bits. "
I like thin BITS and I can not lie, those other pipers can't deny....
Good on ya, Rad.Rad Davis":9m0ukf6c said:I don't make pipes to please those who don't care about bit comfort, but to please those who do. And it's easier on me to make them all the same way.
Plan the work.William Salchow":znh685tv said:The bow is not made with the tools ;
the bow is made with the mind.
:face::face: ":018om0gr said:How did a general question about how many people much notice bite zones turn into an attempt by me to tell you how to make pipes ? :scratch:
Yeah, yeah. :lol: Problem is, my plan and expectations might exceed the hand that applies. *sigh* When I get a few more tools and gumption. We shall see. Until then, they stay thick.Yak":zn3kesnz said:Plan the work.William Salchow":zn3kesnz said:The bow is not made with the tools ;
the bow is made with the mind.
Then work the plan.
:face:
Enter your email address to join: