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  1. mlaug

    The Finish on My Pipe is Damaged?

    It could be as simple as the wax on the finished surface wore off from handling, heat, or whatever. Will it buff to a shine again? It isn't uncommon for a new pipe to loose wax a little more quickly than an older one with some buildup.
  2. mlaug

    Ben Wade by Preben Holm

    Cash rent? What is land renting for in your area? Here in my part of Iowa rent runs $450-475/acre.
  3. mlaug

    Ben Wade by Preben Holm

    I don't know a thing about cane cutting. :cry: Where is the processor located at from where you live? I was wondering how far the cut cane has to get hauled.
  4. mlaug

    Ben Wade by Preben Holm

    I'm not a clencher, so pipe weight was never a consideration for me. I love them for the beauty of the grain, the finishing styles, and the flow of the freehand shapes they produced. My Unicorn Sable from new sponsor Dave Neeb arrived is yesterday's post. Its beautiful and is smoking like a...
  5. mlaug

    Baldor L3403 motor

    These are the kinds of moments that YouTube was created for...don't let us down. :laughat:
  6. mlaug

    Pipe Babe at Sea

    Nice pic, but really.... I either need more pipe close-ups or less clothes on the babe. Both would work for me. :mrgreen:
  7. mlaug

    Did I salvage it? Opinions...

    I'd agree with the other opinions about the pickaxe shape. I think its one of the most dramatic freehand styles and makes it a real eye catcher. The grain and the shape will work to make that pipe a real stunner! 8) No pressure now...don't screw it up again. :nana:
  8. mlaug

    Please Welcome Dave Neeb & MKELAW Pipes

    I'm a sucker for Ben Wades. The Unicorn Sable was too damn tempting. Thanks in advance Dave.
  9. mlaug

    Show off your throne!!!!

    :mrgreen: You knew someone was going to do it.
  10. mlaug

    Show off your throne!!!!

    Besides, thats not me. Its Lordnoble. :nana:
  11. mlaug

    Show off your throne!!!!

    Great air flow, comfortable seat, good lighting, nice view....heck, I even have a phone!
  12. mlaug

    A Moment of silence.

  13. mlaug

    Fall Harvest Under Way

    No, he would have had to take the loss. :cry: Insurance? Hopefully. Silo gas is bad news.
  14. mlaug

    Fall Harvest Under Way

    Yep. I'll pass on any more fires. It wasn't all that much fun.
  15. mlaug

    Fall Harvest Under Way

    It is a feed ingredient for the cattle. Younger animals need rations with more roughage, such as hay, cornstalks, or this corn silage, to promote growth. As the animals mature they move to rations that are more protein intensive to promote fattening. The proportion of silage in the ration...
  16. mlaug

    Fall Harvest Under Way

    Too much to do. I rarely smoke while working. I had a pipe Sunday, and part of one right while now posting this. Gawith's Best Brown Flake. :puffy: Otherwise, its just too much hassle and I'm too busy to enjoy it. It starts out as fun, but then it quickly turns into a grind. That's probably...
  17. mlaug

    Fall Harvest Under Way

    Dang it. Somehow I got a double tap outta this post. :x Would one of the the mods wave their magic wand and delete the other one, please.
  18. mlaug

    Fall Harvest Under Way

    I thought I'd post a few pics from the farm and share a bit about what we're doing now. 8) We make silage by chopping corn plants and storing them in silos. The plant material undergoes a fermentation process and the starches convert to sugars. Well made silage smells exactly like a sweet Va...
  19. mlaug

    Fall Harvest Under Way

    I thought I'd post a few pics from the farm and share a bit about what we're doing now. 8) We make silage by chopping corn plants and storing them in silos. The plant material undergoes a fermentation process and the starches convert to sugars. Well made silage smells exactly like a sweet Va...
  20. mlaug

    Cant stop thinking this after shopping at Whole Foods....

    I'm just beginning harvest, almost three weeks early because of the drought. Lots of hours, little computer time, and almost no pipe smoking. :crying: If I had more time and energy I'd be happy to point out some serious misconceptions about organic/natural foods being pronounced here as fact...
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