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ENGRAVING GLASS PIPES

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californiagrown
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yEAH, SO HOW DO U DO IT, I DON'T HAVE A LASER ENGRAVING maCHINE, so I'M LOOKING FOR A GHETTO WAY TO DO IT

Jun 23 2008 2:18PM
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BULLSEMEN
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*sigh*
Jun 23 2008 2:27PM
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PASKIINGSUCKS
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The answer to every redneck engineering question is the dremel tool.
Jun 23 2008 2:30PM
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bigwhite.steeze
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i heard rock chisels and a large stick works great...
Jun 23 2008 2:31PM
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Calb3rt
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dont do it. but if you must then try using a diamond tipped dremal bit
Jun 23 2008 3:04PM
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grifter
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I wonder if the stylus of a record player would work, just throwing it out there...
Jun 23 2008 3:17PM
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Ski_Midwest
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WOW
Jun 23 2008 3:30PM
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[duffle]
Posts: 78 - Karma: 9
caps lock dude, not necessary
Jun 23 2008 4:08PM
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Reptar.
Posts: 1509 - Karma: 34
Just beat the shit out of it with a hammer, that usually makes a good engraving.
Jun 23 2008 4:13PM
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Hctiws_iks
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You need a diamond tip,
i would not use a dremel , you will just scratch your pipe or break it,
just use the bit to etch in an engraving, (good luck)
ideally you can use this http://www.diamondtools.us/showitem.cfm?itemnum=741&catnum=41&pcatnum=0

but it is not easy, i have tried and failed,
my dad is good at it, but then again its part of his job.
Jun 23 2008 5:02PM
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Proze
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 why would you even want to do it in the first place? but if you really need to get a glass cutter at like home depot
Jun 23 2008 6:28PM
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