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bricobart1 year agoReplyNice work mate! Do me a favor: oil it! ;-)
triumphman (author) 1 year agoReplyThanks, what type oil ? My linseed turns black, why ?
bricobart 1 year agoReplyNever heard about that decolourisation, sorry. I usually use 'kitchen work blade oil', a ready-mixed mixture of natural oils you'll find in every bricomarket. Non-toxic, and used for tables, salad bowls and so on.
jdaley997021 year agoReply
I dont even fish and I want to make one of these!
machoturtle1 year agoReplyThis is so awesome! I love fishing! Great work!
ThatKnottyguy1 year agoReplySlqap some paint and real hooks on that sucker, and id use it as a lure!
desertsniper1 year agoReplythis is great! I know just the peice of wood to use for this project.
triumphman (author) 1 year agoReplyGo for it! Glad to hear from you again! As you can see, I can't stay away from my workshop for too long!
desertsniper 1 year agoReplyYeah I am always working on something too! I have used a few of your instructables for inspiration. here pretty soon i want to try my hand at making a pipe. I don't smoke, but I think it would be a good challenge.
triumphman (author) 1 year agoReply Very nice! If you need any help, please ask. I have made quite a few pipes from birch, sumac, and sunflower stalks too.
desertsniper 1 year agoReplySweet, I will let you know, that project is a little ways down the pipe line so to speak. I have a few gifts to build, you know how it is! Thanks alot for your help.
unclelar1 year agoReply
For what it's worth the alum.spinner thingy is actually called the lip.Very cool ible, you could put real hooks on it and use it,then use as key fob with a cool story behind it.
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