05busa
14 years ago
no...no one tells me anything
DBIII
14 years ago

Your too kind Dan.....what do I owe you for the glowing commentary? How the heck are ya...

TMCTLT wrote:



You owe me nothing.....except maybe a chance to get my name on the list for a furture tray! We are good man, busy busy with the last minute wedding stuff, but good. Hope all is well with you and yours my friend! 🍺
TMCTLT
14 years ago

You owe me nothing.....except maybe a chance to get my name on the list for a furture tray! We are good man, busy busy with the last minute wedding stuff, but good. Hope all is well with you and yours my friend! 🍺

DBIII wrote:




Dan, glad to hear all is well and want to pass my best wishes for the both of you. We are well here too, that list you referred to seems to be growing, I need to get done working out of town and get back in the shop! I llok forward to doingnone for you at some point my friend.
TIGERCDW
14 years ago
My ashtray sucks.

I don't even think it could hold the ashes.

TIGER
TMCTLT
14 years ago

My ashtray sucks.

I don't even think it could hold the ashes.

TIGER

TIGERCDW wrote:




You'll never know you smartazz cuz yer afraid to get it dirty......:-"
CelticBomber
14 years ago

You'll never know you smartazz cuz yer afraid to get it dirty......:-"

TMCTLT wrote:



Best way to honor the person who makes something like that is to use it. The artist gives it it's beauty it's owner adds character.
TIGERCDW
14 years ago

You'll never know you smartazz cuz yer afraid to get it dirty......:-"

TMCTLT wrote:




You know it.

I like it that much.I don't want to eff it up.

It is used every day though.

It holds my cell and my on deck stick.

I can't take a chance of burning the wood.

Curses to you for making it so damn nice.

TIGER
ZRX1200
14 years ago
Put a piece of glass in the bottom you stupid prick!





Ummmmm. I meant stubborn.
TMCTLT
14 years ago

You know it.

I like it that much.I don't want to eff it up.

It is used every day though.

It holds my cell and my on deck stick.

I can't take a chance of burning the wood.

Curses to you for making it so damn nice.

TIGER

TIGERCDW wrote:




I am pleased as hell you like it so much Chris, but USE it....let me do a little basic cigar math. They are NOT cigarettes in that you grind them to put them out...they "rest " (also the name of the little indention where the cigar sits) while not puffing on them....and if ya let it rest too long it will go out and if your not finished you can re-light it, but if you are finished....let it " rest till it cools " and pitch the little turdblossom.....there ya have it....the basics on how to "Use it " without defacing it!!! 🍺
TIGERCDW
14 years ago

Put a piece of glass in the bottom you stupid prick!





Ummmmm. I meant stubborn.

ZRX1200 wrote:



Jamie,


Paul sent it with glass in it.

I'm still scared.

Maybe tonight after a few beers I'll break it's cherry.

Then I'll have to post pics.


Paul,

Thank you for the schooling.


TIGER

CelticBomber
14 years ago

Jamie,


Paul sent it with glass in it.

I'm still scared.

Maybe tonight after a few beers I'll break it's cherry.

Then I'll have to post pics.


Paul,

Thank you for the schooling.


TIGER

TIGERCDW wrote:




Sweet I didn't realize there was glass in there! Is it a removable piece of glass or is it built into the ashtray? Also what kind of wood is that red stripe inlaid into the bottom? I really like that. TMCTLT do you have the ability to cut glass and polish the sharp edge to size or do you have to order it? Are you using normal glass or some sort of Pyrex?

Celtic
gimbel
14 years ago
It's a piece of wood. Yes, It is pretty, but it's also a renewable resource. In the unlikely event you burn that one up I'm sure Paul will make you another if you ask real nice.
TIGERCDW
14 years ago

It's a piece of wood. Yes, It is pretty, but it's also a renewable resource. In the unlikely event you burn that one up I'm sure Paul will make you another if you ask real nice.

gimbel wrote:




Steve,

I took the piece of glass out for the picture.
I was getting too much glare with it in.

I'm not sure of the Type of wood the inlay is.You'll have to wait for Paul to respond on that.

The glass is not a Pyrex/Heavy Duty piece.

It appears to be just a regular piece of glass cut to fit.

As for polished edges on the glass.You do not need that.It's in the bottom.

If you're worried about nicking your lady fingers while cleaning put on some gloves.WTF???


Uriah,

I agree with your comment.

To me though this is as crazy as it sounds sentimental.

It is the 1st thing that was ever made for me and me alone and I really enjoy it.

More craziness here.

I'd much rather commission Paul to make another to use than use this one.

I don't know if that makes sense to you or anyone else,but it does to me.

TIGER
gimbel
14 years ago
It does, but it's still fun to bust yer nutz.
CelticBomber
14 years ago

Steve,


Uriah,

I agree with your comment.

To me though this is as crazy as it sounds sentimental.

It is the 1st thing that was ever made for me and me alone and I really enjoy it.

More craziness here.

I'd much rather commission Paul to make another to use than use this one.

I don't know if that makes sense to you or anyone else,but it does to me.

TIGER

TIGERCDW wrote:



Totally understand that. I have a small piece of carved driftwood given to me by my Father in law.... even though it's not something functional and not my favorite piece of art ever, because he made it with me in mind from the start it is super special to me.

It's probably the best gift I've ever received because of that reason. The fact that he cared enough to think of me and then specifically make it just for me and it's not just a general piece he made and later decided to give it to me as a gift makes me feel pretty good every time I look at it. I think I know exactly how you feel about that ashtray.


Celtic
TMCTLT
14 years ago
Celtic, the wood inlay in the bottom is African Paduak and is nice to work with and has a very pleasant aroma.....almost vanilla like.

And Chris I'm glad it has a sentimental value to you!!!
CelticBomber
14 years ago

Celtic, the wood inlay in the bottom is African Paduak and is nice to work with and has a very pleasant aroma.....almost vanilla like.

TMCTLT wrote:



Never heard of the wood before but I love it's color. From the picture I see a lot of red with just a slight slight tinge of orange in it. That ashtray looks great!
TMCTLT
14 years ago

Never heard of the wood before but I love it's color. From the picture I see a lot of red with just a slight slight tinge of orange in it. That ashtray looks great!

CelticBomber wrote:




Quite possibly one of my favs as well, the two woods...American Walnut and African Paduak look fantastic together. And your eyes do not deceive you as it is a fire red/orange in color. I made a tongue drum a couple years back from Red Oak(for the box and Paduak for the tongues if you will, very nice sound quality w/ no vibrations..it turned out pretty cool.
TMCTLT
12 years ago
Topped for Reckless because he asked....🍺
bassman45
12 years ago
That's some really nice work there Paul.
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