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Glad to hear that helped! Cheers!

Nice project! I'd love to see that! Thanks for your nice comment and Cheers!!

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Exactly! Thanks and Cheers!!

Glad I could help!! Thanks for the great comment! Cheers!

Glad this was helpful to you! Cheers!

Glad to hear you enjoyed! Due to many viewers request, I just released a "no music" version of this video. Cheers!

Thanks for the great comment!! My router is the 14Amp Maximum Mastercraft (Canadian Brand) but when I look a the Skill 14Amp Router, they really look identical. It came with a plunger base and a fixed base and I attached the fixed base from underneath my Radial Arm Saw table for convenience. Cheers!

Thank you for your kind comment! Cheers!

Oh this is the best question nobody asks! It probably took me 30h to install the pipes and pass the wires through and to my electric panel including 3 trips to the store. Then another 15h to install all the outlets, covers and lighting. Between work and family, an hour here and there, it took me a good 2 months of elapsed time to finish the project. Good thing I don't count my time ;o) Thank you for asking and Cheers!!

I'm really glad this was helpful! You can certainly make a stem from wood. A lot of people use a piece of tree branch in a shape they like and split it in the middle. Then they carve out the center before re-glueing the 2 halves. I never made one of those but I always think about giving it a try for a wizard type of pipe. The longer the stem, the colder the smoke. About the filter, I'm using it mostly to absorb the condensation humidity that sometimes build into a nasty juice. When I'm out of filters I roll a piece of paper or bark in there. However, having a wood stem is actually a good way to avoid this condensation because the wood will absorbe it. Making your own pipe makes a really rewarding smoke! Cheers!

@@OuttheCave well I've been through a journey. Carved my pipe out of a block of ash, drilled the holes, and chiseled everything into shape, just need to sand it now. I'm really happy with how it turned out, though my rounding skills with a chisel are not good. The wood stem definitely added a bit of complexity, but that was mostly solved with a longer drill bit. It was difficult to get the holes to line up inside the joint. Making everything else was so painless, I'm really glad I found this video, thank you!

That is good to hear!! Ash is a good wood but start it with slow smokes to build a nice cake and avoid burning it (1/4 bowl, few half bowl, few 3/4 bowl). The trick for lining up the holes (if you ever make a 2nd one) is having a square block to start with and also, once you setup the piece firmly in the drill press, you don't move it until all holes from that directions are done. And how does it smoke?? I bet it's great! Cheers!

Thanks for your question! It's made from MDF (also called "particule board" or "fiber board" depending of the country/region) MDF is a medium density variant (MDF : Medium Density Fiber). Basically. it's fine wood dust mixed with a bonding agent, making it look like thick and heavy cardboard. It's also very easy to balance because the density is evenly distributed. It comes natural brown/beige or with a primer white paint that you can scrape off. I hope that helps. Cheers!

Happy to hear that! Sounds like a great bow. I never tried a longbow and that's something I've been missing out apparently. Thanks for sharing and Cheers!

Thanks for sharing your experience! It makes a lot of sense. Cheers!

Thanks for your comment. Sorry aout that! I can't change it but I am using more accessible music in my recent videos. Cheers!

Thanks for your comment! This is an interesting question I had not thought of... When the stone side is unbalanced, I think it shows more and quicker perhaps. But when it's balanced it's running true no problem. I also ran it without the stone on the opposite side and also with a buffer wheel. Cheers!

Hi Eric, Good point, that was purely for aesthetics and I don't think it makes enough difference for the structure/strength. Thanks for your question and Cheers!

Hi, thanks for your question! Absolutely not. If you wax your string a minimum, the silencers will hold well in there and stay in place when taking down your bow string. And the real fur last a very long time as well. Cheers!

Thanks for your great comment! I'll try to make more videos shortly. Cheers!

Oh, that's not cool! I hope you can straighten it or get it replaced by the seller. You could also try to shim it if it's not tight enough on your shaft and that may help to center the tip. One thing for sure, be careful not to run bring it p to full speed if it's unbalanced. Cheers!

Hi, Hole-Saw drill bit is 1-1/2 inch (38mm). See in the video description (click "show more" to see it all) for all bit sizes and other measurements. Good luck with your project and Cheers!

Thanks, I appreciate the good words and you should definitely give it a go!!

I've been on a rabbit hole for the past 2 days with it dude I've made 2 so far just with my fixed blade some silver maple and twine you cut a cylinder about the size you want your bowl split it in half draw your bowl on to it and carve it out carve your hole through one of the sides then carve your stem split it in half hollow a line down the middle of it wrap the bowl and the stem separately in the twine to make sure it has a good seal back together then put the stem onto the bowl and Bob's your uncle

@@Fourwheeldriveslides205 , Cool! Glad to hear that! Yeah, I never tried the splitting way but I've seen it and I'll sure give it a try! Thanks for sharing and Cheers!!

It's MDF - Medium Density Fiber. thank you for your question and Cheers!

Thanks for sweetening your comment, I do appreciate! This is an old one and I since learned to balance music a bit better in my videos. Ok, way better now ;o) Cheers!

No problem and thanks for your comment! Cheers!

I have some great pipes I bought but there is something about a pipe you made yourself. I'll still check out Peterson pipes, thanks for the recommendation! Cheers!

My Radial Arm Saw is a Black & Decker (made by DeWalt back in the years), But I've seen the Craftsman RAS and it's working just the same. Thanks for you question and Cheers!

Car polishing white and red will most likely work too but I believe they are a bit finer then the green one. Let me know how that goes if you try. Thanks for your question and Cheers!

Great comment/ideas! I should have used another color than green. I added some tape on all extremities to indicate it was a neutral wire but that was clearly a mistake from my part. For the romex on the wall up, those were enclosed not too long after so I didn't run conduits. Same with the ceiling romex but I still got to insulate and close that ceiling, hopefully in the spring. Thanks a lot for taking the time to put all the details! Cheers!

@@OuttheCave But you hooked the green taped wire to the power side not the neutral side! 6:59 in video! That is a real problem for some one else in the future, safety!

@@oldcatmech Yeah, I fully get it, that green wire should have been red or black. I may re-run a red wire to all those outlets at some point. It would not take too long if I just hook in to the green to pull it in the conduit sections. Thanks for pushing me in the right direction! Cheers!

Really sounds like a great concept, having a bowl of meerschaum. Thanks for bringing this up and let us know if you find out! Cheers!

Hi and thanks for your great question! I have never seen a pipe with a coated bowl. I know there are corn cob pipes that are coated with clay but I think they just coat the outside. So you may have just invented something! Let us know the details if you do any tests with this idea and how it went. Cheers!

Thanks for your good comment! Cheers!

Thanks for your great comment!

Thanks for your great comment! Cheers!

Oh, sorry to hear that. I used kiln dried cherry and it never cracked on me. Hope you find a cool wood that works. Cheers!

Glad that worked out! Thanks for the feedback! Cheers!

Thanks for your comment! I'm fixing a bandsaw soon so I'll probably use that in a later video. A grinding wheel, not sure, this wood darkens/blackens really easily. I may give that a try. Cheers!