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set of pipes for sale

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hi all,
i have a full concert D pitch set in brass and blackwood for sale,made by Chris Bayley 2004 ,the set has a nice mellow tone,
selling price around £2500 i can send picures to any intrested party.
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Is it a three or four regulator set ?

Pictures would be good - I believe there are a number of online sites where you can host them and then reference them onto the forum.

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hi again,
chris has emailed me to say that he would put some photos of the pipes on
its a 3 reg set by the way
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hi all
i think i've done this right,heres a couple of pictures of the pipes
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tramaluk, check your PM's.
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Post by Wannabe-Piper »

The Bayley sets look very like A.Froment's work......is their any conncetion between the two makers?
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The regulator keys have a Dave Williams air to them for me. The chanter, Taylor, like Barry O'Neill's.

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The little cap on the bottom of the chanter is interesting. I've not seen that before.

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It's a popping valve. Ensures a tight seal when the chanter is on the knee. No need for a popping strap.
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Popping valves are great fun. Easy project for someone who wants to add one to their chanter.
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Dionys wrote:Popping valves are great fun. Easy project for someone who wants to add one to their chanter.
Do you have plans for a DIY popping valve? If so, I'd be interested to learn more.
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PJ Wrote
plans for a DIY popping valve?
Read all about them here

http://web.archive.org/web/200512250652 ... 20Brothers
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Post by PJ »

Thanks.

By the way, Chris, that's a very nice looking set of pipes (pictured above).
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Post by Chris Bayley »

Thanks PJ - just one of my standard 3 regulator sets.

Some more pictures of the set

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Design has no connection with AF or DW - keys are not cast but bandsawn from 1/8" brass sheet and then rounded on the linisher. I went over to using heavier keywork with rounded edges many years ago after I saw a piper slice his hand open on knife edged regulator keys by another maker.

Chanter is loosely based on the style of the Taylors with long block mounts e.g. as Pat says Barry O'Neills, Sean Folsom etc. with some 'improvements' of my own such as the lower hand thumb rest.

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Post by Elmek »

Chris Bayley wrote
saw a piper slice his hand open on knife edged regulator keys by another maker
Are you serious - do you have any gory photos

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