The ProVarinati Saloon, V3
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Class 6 is one of the most deadly runs out there. The cliff can be anywhere from 50' to 80'. This is on a pretty good snow year. When it's at 80+, it might go untouched all year. You have to carry a lot of horizontal distance to clear the base of it, which is just sharp rocks & boulders.
Yea they do but it also says "Note: No Shipping to USA and Canada"...........that sucks!
Wonder why though- I've ordered from them before.
Wonder why though- I've ordered from them before.
Should have known you have one. I'm going to steal your gear when your sleeping.
African blackwood or snakewood, but waiting that long for one, I'd be happy with anything unique and prefer not just being brown.
Appreciate the pix. Cuz my A/C just started acting up, and my office is going up about 1 degree every 20 minutes.
85 now.
85 now.
From the peak, proper.
Thats gorgeous...ive often wondered how do the non-reo bottom fed mods compare in performance to the reo?
You my dear have a good point. I may be! I am constantly changing flavor and some flavors I can't tell a difference in taste when there should be!
BVC and they rock. Have a couple of the BDC's too, but I never tried them. Just got it on Monday, not to sound like an expert on the subject.
Blackwood's not bad at all. Snakewood can be pretty splintery though. It turns beautifully though. Wenge is really splintery too, but it's a royal PITA to turn. Make a cut, sharpen. Make a cut, sharpen. Make a cut, curse, sharpen. Repeat.
Blackwood's not bad at all. Snakewood can be pretty splintery though. It turns beautifully though. Wenge is really splintery too, but it's a royal PITA to turn. Make a cut, sharpen. Make a cut, sharpen. Make a cut, curse, sharpen. Repeat.
Is it worse than Ipe?
Honestly, I couldn't tell you. Ipe really isn't used in fine woodworking. Not saying that it hasn't been done, but it's certainly not common. I've never had it in my shop. No plans to either.
Considering it's oil content, it probably wouldn't be too hard to work, but a major PITA when it comes time to finish it. That's why it makes for good deck lumber.
I would guess that it's not even close though. Wenge is a crapload harder as well as heavier/more dense & you need razor sharp tools to keep it from splintering out on you. It's gorgeous, but it's rough to work with.
I use pipe cleaners to string my beads on. I wonder if people really use them to clean pipes.
For the New PeoplesPipe Cleaners to clean your Drip Tips
You can find them in the Arts & Crafts of most storesI got mine from a Dollar Store
I got a piece when I had my hair done on the weekend. I didn't want to buy another HUGE box of wicking material so I asked if I could have a small piece. Still waiting to try it. None of my wicks need changing yet.
Crazy over on EVF just bought a 3# box. Not to mention a few others have the 500' boxes. I'm sure for some shipping monies, you could get all you'd ever need... and be doing them a favor in the process.
Buda's been giving it away. I'm afraid to ask, because I've seen how much he sends you. I'd need an extra closet for it all.
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