staryder

Welcome aboard. Nice that you could join us on Lumberjocks.

-- Wayne - Plymouth MN

Welcome to Ljs a world wide community were there are great people,super projects and great woodworkers.Enjoy!

Welcome To LumberJocks.
Good Luck…

-- Rick

Welcome to Lumberjocks!

-- masrol, kuala lumpur, MY.

How long does it take to get an approval on a post? I made my first project post earlier and I still do not see it. It was a set of Mesquite Dominos.
Thanks Rick….

-- Rick.... Fort Worth, Texas

Welcome :) instantly after your first post.

I made some dominoes for my grandson
I made a drilling jig from perspex.

I would be interested to find out how you did yours.
They certainly look a lot neater.

Regards

Robert Brennan

-- Regards Rob

I use a drill jig I made on mine as well. I made it a couple of years ago. I use a 1/4 inch ball end mil in a drill press to do them.

-- Rick.... Fort Worth, Texas

Rick,
your work on these is stunning. I love the use of the different woods…...especially taken with the mesquit. BTW, I was up in your fair city “Cowtown” all of last week for our national horse show.

Welcome to the forum and keep those great project pictures coming.

Dan

-- RTex, Wood Wranglin' Cowboy

Glad to see that you have made LumberJocks a part of your Woodworking experience… Welcome

-- Max "Desperado", Salt Lake City, UT

Rick, you’ve got amazing talent. Don’t cut yourself (or your wood) short. :) Work/Play safe. Keep makin dust. Welcome to LJ’s.

-- Roger from KY. Work/Play/Travel Safe. Keep your dust collector fed. [email protected]

Hi Staryder. I just wanted to say that I really appreciate how nice your domino sets are. I even joined this site just so I can contact you about your process for making them. I need 5 posts to message you though, so we’ll see if I can something to comment about in the next few days…
Anyways, your sets really are fantastic and it doesn’t seem many people make them, much less talk about them on forums.

Rick- sorry it’s taken me so long to respond to your request of information regarding the E-Pipe components. I do not have any photos but it’s pretty easy to explain. In the bowl area is where the battery will go. Make sure you leave room for wiring and button switch, about 1/4”. The shank is where your 510 connector will go, again make sure you have plenty of room for wires. You can decide from the 510 connector what you’re going to put on it, cartomiser, tank or in my case I put a Force Kick for variable wattage. All of these will screw onto the 510. Soldering to the 510 is tricky. There are plenty of YouTube videos out there to help in the whole process. I also make a tank cover or forward shank. Make sure your holes are lined up for the stem or mouth piece. That’s about it. I use only real tobacco pipe designs because they appeal to me but you can make anything. I have a new customer wanting a similar pipe as the Packer Pipe which I will finish in a few weeks. Good luck on yours!

-- Jake, Papillion, Nebraska