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Since you wouldn't be ingesting the stuff... but I'm not an allergy expert.

Sure, for the exterior. MF might consider a food grade oil finish too. Peanut oil is pretty traditional for table grade wooden utensils. Any salad oil will penetrate and lengthen the life of the wood.

Birch is a nice hardwood, maple and cherry too. I was suggesting Red Oak and Ash for the distinctive grain and shop their friendly nature. Maple offers no real advantages over Birch. BTW Oak is used for dining tables and Whiskey barrels so no food conflicts. I know a wonderful source in...

Same lathe. Just replaced a busted part. Every one (PD) is just a bit different. I have a set of calipers and can turn a pretty consistent dowel with them. Do it pretty often to fill that bottom 2" hole (the plug). But find turning a perfect cylinder the same size and shape a bit boring...

Other things missing from a modern car, the obligatory 8 track or FM converter with wires hanging down after the occasional large pothole. 29 cent plastic drink holders that fit against the driver window between the weather strip. Pull tabs on the floor. Three on the tree. ;) Carbs, Points etc...

Pink Ivory was extremely dense. About like Ebony. Very heavy in the hand, not so comfortable. The denser woods also transmit too much heat and don't provide the insulation values we need to sustain the temperature most people want and expect. Lower temps, lighter vapor, too heavy, difficult to...

Bring back the fins. I want fins. Screw the look alike jelly bean cars. Those big black rubber bullets. :cool: Door handles you can find and that can bruise a hip. Metal dashboards. Yeah. :lol: Hey, here is one for dopers, I had a '64 Rambler Classic. Duel front ashtrays man. One for smokes...

I might save you some time MF. Teak may not be a good choice, it has a grit that dulls blades (expensive too). Purpleheart is pretty but a dense hardwood and may present machining difficulties (opposed to the more woodworking friendly hardwoods). Bubinga, Ebony, Pink Ivory, all beautiful, but...

Yeah, but didn't the Lemans stand out as the one with the biggest big nose? Thus the nose-mobile name we gave our friend Rick's Lemans. This is in the day of those awful stick way out bumpers. The 5mph bumper? Hah!

The Purple-Days has not had a stamp on the bottom (underside) for quite a while. VapeNow will be getting the Original Purple-Days with a dark purple leather bottom (no stamped url) and our trademark 'purple sun' logo wood-burned, opposite the power jack, by Pammy. They will also be receiving a...

The nose-mobile. Remember the LeMans?

I'm sure you are all Beyonce fans. Here is the unedited soundtrack from her Today show appearance.It's pretty amazing. :lol: free points to any who can make it to the end. :cool: http://www.drunkenstepfather.com/index.php/2009/04/22/beyonces-unedited-vocals-of-the-day/

While the power supply may be 'rated' at 700mA on 12V possibly it was performing under that rating? I used an under rated supply a couple of weeks ago. We were moving and I was setting up Pammy's keyboard. I forget the specs but I had a power supply by the same mfg, same voltage, but way...

Hi Chubba, Don't try running it on .7A. That is the actual draw and you xhould use a power supply with a bit more 'room' than required by the device. Simplest way I can think to explain. Think of the power supply Amp rating like a fuse or breaker rating. You wouldn't want a device drawing 15...

A note on power supplies. We recommend a 1000mA or 1 Amp supply. The unit draws about 700mA , so we say 1A as a nice round figure with adequate 'headroom', but 900mA will work, and 1200mA and 1500mA. It doesn't have to be exactly 1A.

I like the looks of (and ideas behind) the Launch Box. Simple is better. The switch is already there, on/off easily controlled. And in reverse position it locked off. Redesigning it to be more complicated, with amechanical switch is going the wrong direction. This is a vape that will likely...

Hi there, slip. Welcome to the forum. They will put the buy button up when the have them. We will be shipping units once a week as they are finished. No set day, and impossible to predict an ETA with the Postal folks.

hub, the $150 a gallon price seems fair, you need a gallon? You always save by buying bulk, the mfg uses one container, one filling, one label, one shipping, one set of paperwork and one transaction. The price of a 2 ounce tin has more to do with all the other stuff, not the Buzz-Butter itself...

Yes, Rukus13, our friends down the street make them. Right here in Port Orford, OR. Pammy just picked up 3 today for folks. They really are neat. And each one is unique, like the PDs. Not machined, they are crafted by a man standing there with a hand-eye controlled tool and a lot more skill than...

I have tried a couple of non-toxic stain options. The only thing I found that was near what I wanted was mixing some of Pammy's old dried up watercolors (labaled nont-toxic of course) with our Buzz-Butter finish. Very light woods like Maple or White Ash are absolutely bland without some sort of...