Pietenpol-List: Belt buckles

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Original Posted By: oil can
please take me off the recipient list. my email is too clogged.thanksmartinRichard DeCosta wrote:> If we keep this up, pretty soon you'll be able to go to Brodhead and> every last thing you wear will have some sort of Piet logo/picture on> it! Haha! Wont we look like quite the fashon freaks!>> >> --- Rob Hart wrote:> > Crew> >> > In line with the recent branching of the Piet fraternity into fashion> > wear, I have decided to offer to the group belt buckles, if any are> > interested. I have made one up, I think it looks rather flash. Cast> > from bronze, it's a standard 3 1/2 inch X 2 1/2 inch, 3/16 thick,> with> > an embossed Piet on the front. Standard belt loop and buckle pin at> > the back.> >> > If anyone is interested, I can get a batch done. The mold for the> > first is reusable, so all I need is a measure of how many. I am also> > working on an oval design, though it might take a little longer.> Metal> > looks like pale brass/gold. As I have all the gear, if anyone wants a> > special (own rego, etc), that's possible tho' will take a little> > longer. Wife, three kids and a PhD to finish kinda take up a bit of> > time.> >> > Let me know> >> > Rob> > Oz Piets: Nearly the only ones to fly inverted...> >> > > > >> > > > Crew> > In line with the recent branching of the> Piet> fraternity into fashion wear, I have decided to offer to the group belt> buckles,> if any are interested. I have made one up, I think it looks rather> flash.> Cast from bronze, it's a standard 3 1/2 inch X 2 1/2 inch, 3/16 thick,> with an> embossed Piet on the front. Standard belt loop and buckle pin at the> back.> > If anyone is interested, I can get a> batch done.> The mold for the first is reusable, so all I need is a measure of how> many. I am> also working on an oval design, though it might take a little longer.> Metal> looks like pale brass/gold. As I have all the gear, if anyone wants a> special> (own rego, etc), that's possible tho' will take a little longer. Wife,> three> kids and a PhD to finish kinda take up a bit of time.> > Let me know> > Rob> Oz Piets: Nearly the> only> ones to fly inverted...>> ===> http://www.wrld.com/w3builder> Now you can buy my CD at MP3.com:> http://db.mp3.com/Visitor/order.php3?cd_id=968>> "Instrument flying is an unnatural act probably punishable by God." -Gordon Baxter>> ________________________________________________________________________________

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Original Posted By: Richard DeCosta
CrewIn line with the recent branching of the Piet fraternity into fashion wear,I have decided to offer to the group belt buckles, if any are interested. Ihave made one up, I think it looks rather flash. Cast from bronze, it's astandard 3 1/2 inch X 2 1/2 inch, 3/16 thick, with an embossed Piet on thefront. Standard belt loop and buckle pin at the back.If anyone is interested, I can get a batch done. The mold for the first isreusable, so all I need is a measure of how many. I am also working on anoval design, though it might take a little longer. Metal looks like palebrass/gold. As I have all the gear, if anyone wants a special (own rego,etc), that's possible tho' will take a little longer. Wife, three kids anda PhD to finish kinda take up a bit of time.Let me knowRobOz Piets: Nearly the only ones to fly inverted...________________________________________________________________________________

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Original Posted By: Michael Cuy
Subject: Pietenpol-List: Re: Belt buckles>Gee,>This is starting to sound a bit like the Harley-Davidson thing!>Larry>>Richard DeCosta wrote:>>> If we keep this up, pretty soon you'll be able to go to Brodhead and>> every last thing you wear will have some sort of Piet logo/picture on>> it! Haha! Wont we look like quite the fashon freaks!>>>> >>>> --- Rob Hart wrote:>> > Crew>> >>> > In line with the recent branching of the Piet fraternity into fashion>> > wear, I have decided to offer to the group belt buckles, if any are>> > interested. I have made one up, I think it looks rather flash. Cast>> > from bronze, it's a standard 3 1/2 inch X 2 1/2 inch, 3/16 thick,>> with>> > an embossed Piet on the front. Standard belt loop and buckle pin at>> > the back.>> >>> > If anyone is interested, I can get a batch done. The mold for the>> > first is reusable, so all I need is a measure of how many. I am also>> > working on an oval design, though it might take a little longer.>> Metal>> > looks like pale brass/gold. As I have all the gear, if anyone wants a>> > special (own rego, etc), that's possible tho' will take a little>> > longer. Wife, three kids and a PhD to finish kinda take up a bit of>> > time.>> >>> > Let me know>> >>> > Rob>> > Oz Piets: Nearly the only ones to fly inverted...>> >>> >> >> >> >>>> >> >> >> Crew>> >> In line with the recent branching of the>> Piet>> fraternity into fashion wear, I have decided to offer to the group belt>> buckles,>> if any are interested. I have made one up, I think it looks rather>> flash.>> Cast from bronze, it's a standard 3 1/2 inch X 2 1/2 inch, 3/16 thick,>> with an>> embossed Piet on the front. Standard belt loop and buckle pin at the>> back.>> >> If anyone is interested, I can get a>> batch done.>> The mold for the first is reusable, so all I need is a measure of how>> many. I am>> also working on an oval design, though it might take a little longer.>> Metal>> looks like pale brass/gold. As I have all the gear, if anyone wants a>> special>> (own rego, etc), that's possible tho' will take a little longer. Wife,>> three>> kids and a PhD to finish kinda take up a bit of time.>> >> Let me know>> >> Rob>> Oz Piets: Nearly the>> only>> ones to fly inverted...>>>> ===>> http://www.wrld.com/w3builder>> Now you can buy my CD at MP3.com:>> http://db.mp3.com/Visitor/order.php3?cd_id=968>>>> "Instrument flying is an unnatural act probably punishable byGod." -Gordon Baxter>>>> >>________________________________________________________________________________

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Original Posted By: michael list
CrewIn line with the recent branching of the Piet fraternity into fashionwear, I have decided to offer to the group belt buckles, if any areinterested. I have made one up, I think it looks rather flash. Castfrom bronze, it's a standard 3 1/2 inch X 2 1/2 inch, 3/16 thick, withan embossed Piet on the front. Standard belt loop and buckle pin at theback.If anyone is interested, I can get a batch done. The mold for the firstis reusable, so all I need is a measure of how many. I am also workingon an oval design, though it might take a little longer. Metal lookslike pale brass/gold. As I have all the gear, if anyone wants a special(own rego, etc), that's possible tho' will take a little longer. Wife,three kids and a PhD to finish kinda take up a bit of time.Let me knowRobOz Piets: Nearly the only ones to fly inverted...CrewIn line with the recent branching ofthe Pietfraternity into fashion wear, I have decided to offer to the group beltbuckles,if any are interested. I have made one up, I think it looks ratherflash.Cast from bronze, it's a standard 3 1/2 inch X 2 1/2 inch, 3/16 thick,with anembossed Piet on the front. Standard belt loop and buckle pin at theback.If anyone is interested, I can get abatch done.The mold for the first is reusable, so all I need is a measure of howmany. I amalso working on an oval design, though it might take a little longer.Metallooks like pale brass/gold. As I have all the gear, if anyone wants aspecial(own rego, etc), that's possible tho' will take a little longer. Wife,threekids and a PhD to finish kinda take up a bit of time.Let me knowRobOz Piets:Nearly the onlyones to fly inverted...________________________________________________________________________________

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Original Posted By: Larry Neal
Yes our local tatoo artist now has availiable(born to fly low and slow) with enough ordersi'm sure he would go to Brodhead!!!just kidding!-----Original Message-----

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Original Posted By: Rob Hart
Sounds interesting Rob,what do you supose thhey would cost in Canadian$$,as i live in Alberta? Doug Hunt ( CGCGJ soon to be painted)________________________________________________________________________________

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Original Posted By: Rob Hart
If we keep this up, pretty soon you'll be able to go to Brodhead andevery last thing you wear will have some sort of Piet logo/picture onit! Haha! Wont we look like quite the fashon freaks! --- Rob Hart wrote:> Crew> > In line with the recent branching of the Piet fraternity into fashion> wear, I have decided to offer to the group belt buckles, if any are> interested. I have made one up, I think it looks rather flash. Cast> from bronze, it's a standard 3 1/2 inch X 2 1/2 inch, 3/16 thick,with> an embossed Piet on the front. Standard belt loop and buckle pin at> the back.> > If anyone is interested, I can get a batch done. The mold for the> first is reusable, so all I need is a measure of how many. I am also> working on an oval design, though it might take a little longer.Metal> looks like pale brass/gold. As I have all the gear, if anyone wants a> special (own rego, etc), that's possible tho' will take a little> longer. Wife, three kids and a PhD to finish kinda take up a bit of> time.> > Let me know> > Rob> Oz Piets: Nearly the only ones to fly inverted...> CrewIn line with the recent branching of thePiet fraternity into fashion wear, I have decided to offer to the group beltbuckles, if any are interested. I have made one up, I think it looks ratherflash. Cast from bronze, it's a standard 3 1/2 inch X 2 1/2 inch, 3/16 thick,with an embossed Piet on the front. Standard belt loop and buckle pin at the back.If anyone is interested, I can get abatch done. The mold for the first is reusable, so all I need is a measure of howmany. I am also working on an oval design, though it might take a little longer.Metal looks like pale brass/gold. As I have all the gear, if anyone wants aspecial (own rego, etc), that's possible tho' will take a little longer. Wife,three kids and a PhD to finish kinda take up a bit of time.Let me knowRobOz Piets: Nearly theonly ones to fly inverted...===http://www.wrld.com/w3builderNow you can buy my CD at MP3.com:http://db.mp3.com/Visitor/order.php3?cd ... Instrument flying is an unnatural act probably punishable by God." -Gordon Baxter________________________________________________________________________________

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Original Posted By: Larry Neal
>Sounds interesting Rob,what do you supose thhey would cost in Canadian>$$,as i live in Alberta?Probably minimal, though the cost would be dependent on the amount of metal(i.e. order nos). Also, we only cast every so often, so time frame might bemore of a problem to predict. Stab in the dark, maybe $10-$20? Too much?RobOz Piets: Nearly the only ones to fly inverted...________________________________________________________________________________

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Original Posted By: "David B. Schober"
Gee,This is starting to sound a bit like the Harley-Davidson thing!LarryRichard DeCosta wrote:> If we keep this up, pretty soon you'll be able to go to Brodhead and> every last thing you wear will have some sort of Piet logo/picture on> it! Haha! Wont we look like quite the fashon freaks!>> >> --- Rob Hart wrote:> > Crew> >> > In line with the recent branching of the Piet fraternity into fashion> > wear, I have decided to offer to the group belt buckles, if any are> > interested. I have made one up, I think it looks rather flash. Cast> > from bronze, it's a standard 3 1/2 inch X 2 1/2 inch, 3/16 thick,> with> > an embossed Piet on the front. Standard belt loop and buckle pin at> > the back.> >> > If anyone is interested, I can get a batch done. The mold for the> > first is reusable, so all I need is a measure of how many. I am also> > working on an oval design, though it might take a little longer.> Metal> > looks like pale brass/gold. As I have all the gear, if anyone wants a> > special (own rego, etc), that's possible tho' will take a little> > longer. Wife, three kids and a PhD to finish kinda take up a bit of> > time.> >> > Let me know> >> > Rob> > Oz Piets: Nearly the only ones to fly inverted...> >> > > > >> > > > Crew> > In line with the recent branching of the> Piet> fraternity into fashion wear, I have decided to offer to the group belt> buckles,> if any are interested. I have made one up, I think it looks rather> flash.> Cast from bronze, it's a standard 3 1/2 inch X 2 1/2 inch, 3/16 thick,> with an> embossed Piet on the front. Standard belt loop and buckle pin at the> back.> > If anyone is interested, I can get a> batch done.> The mold for the first is reusable, so all I need is a measure of how> many. I am> also working on an oval design, though it might take a little longer.> Metal> looks like pale brass/gold. As I have all the gear, if anyone wants a> special> (own rego, etc), that's possible tho' will take a little longer. Wife,> three> kids and a PhD to finish kinda take up a bit of time.> > Let me know> > Rob> Oz Piets: Nearly the> only> ones to fly inverted...>> ===> http://www.wrld.com/w3builder> Now you can buy my CD at MP3.com:> http://db.mp3.com/Visitor/order.php3?cd_id=968>> "Instrument flying is an unnatural act probably punishable by God." -Gordon Baxter>> ________________________________________________________________________________

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Original Posted By:> Rob Hart
Sounds A-OK. Doug

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Original Posted By:> Larry Neal
Err... Kyle..,Tell me again about the flaming "A" motors and the heart-shaped clouds labled"Mother"!LLN ;-)kyle ray wrote:> Yes our local tatoo artist now has availiable> (born to fly low and slow) with enough orders> i'm sure he would go to Brodhead!!!>> just kidding!>> -----Original Message-----

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Original Posted By: "D.J.H."
> > > >Sounds interesting Rob,what do you supose thhey would cost in Canadian> >$$,as i live in Alberta?> > > Probably minimal, though the cost would be dependent on the amount ofmetal> (i.e. order nos). Also, we only cast every so often, so time frame mightbe> more of a problem to predict. Stab in the dark, maybe $10-$20? Too much?> > Rob> Oz Piets: Nearly the only ones to fly inverted...________________________________________________________________________________

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Original Posted By: Andy
> Subject: Re: Belt buckles>> >Gee,> >This is starting to sound a bit like the Harley-Davidson thing!> >Larry> >> >Richard DeCosta wrote:> >> >> If we keep this up, pretty soon you'll be able to go to Brodhead and> >> every last thing you wear will have some sort of Piet logo/picture on> >> it! Haha! Wont we look like quite the fashon freaks!> >>> >> > >>> >> --- Rob Hart wrote:> >> > Crew> >> >> >> > In line with the recent branching of the Piet fraternity into fashion> >> > wear, I have decided to offer to the group belt buckles, if any are> >> > interested. I have made one up, I think it looks rather flash. Cast> >> > from bronze, it's a standard 3 1/2 inch X 2 1/2 inch, 3/16 thick,> >> with> >> > an embossed Piet on the front. Standard belt loop and buckle pin at> >> > the back.> >> >> >> > If anyone is interested, I can get a batch done. The mold for the> >> > first is reusable, so all I need is a measure of how many. I am also> >> > working on an oval design, though it might take a little longer.> >> Metal> >> > looks like pale brass/gold. As I have all the gear, if anyone wants a> >> > special (own rego, etc), that's possible tho' will take a little> >> > longer. Wife, three kids and a PhD to finish kinda take up a bit of> >> > time.> >> >> >> > Let me know> >> >> >> > Rob> >> > Oz Piets: Nearly the only ones to fly inverted...> >> >> >> > >> > >> > >> > >>> >> > >> > >> > >> Crew> >> > >> In line with the recent branching of the> >> Piet> >> fraternity into fashion wear, I have decided to offer to the group belt> >> buckles,> >> if any are interested. I have made one up, I think it looks rather> >> flash.> >> Cast from bronze, it's a standard 3 1/2 inch X 2 1/2 inch, 3/16 thick,> >> with an> >> embossed Piet on the front. Standard belt loop and buckle pin at the> >> back.> >> > >> If anyone is interested, I can get a> >> batch done.> >> The mold for the first is reusable, so all I need is a measure of how> >> many. I am> >> also working on an oval design, though it might take a little longer.> >> Metal> >> looks like pale brass/gold. As I have all the gear, if anyone wants a> >> special> >> (own rego, etc), that's possible tho' will take a little longer. Wife,> >> three> >> kids and a PhD to finish kinda take up a bit of time.> >> > >> Let me know> >> > >> Rob> >> Oz Piets: Nearly the> >> only> >> ones to fly inverted...> >>> >> ===> >> http://www.wrld.com/w3builder> >> Now you can buy my CD at MP3.com:> >> http://db.mp3.com/Visitor/order.php3?cd_id=968> >>> >> "Instrument flying is an unnatural act probably punishable by> God." -Gordon Baxter> >>> >> > >> >> >________________________________________________________________________________