Description
Handcrafted / supplied by Ed’s TnT in Mississippi. A adapter from Ed’s TnT, selected for Pixie’s Pantry because it combines practical function with Ed’s unmistakable small-batch maker craftsmanship. This listing is associated with Crossing Technology.
Quick details
- Maker: Ed’s TnT LLC — Mississippi
- Designed around: Crossing Technology
- Wood / material cues: Tigerwood
- Size: 14mm, 19mm
From Ed’s workshop
Our guy Scott at Vgoodiez asked me if there was anything I could do for the CT. Got a little excited to do em since trying the CH Matrix. In doing these I learned something new I was able to implement in making these and those even better.
At 1.5″H x 1.25″ OD these are solid and robust. Has a large upper cavity half as deep upper side with a slightly smaller center bore. Opposite end bored a little over with an inner groove oring installed to retain the glass joint within. Made from South American Tigerwood, will vary in grain pattern. Its very dense having used it for a few other products its become a great candidate for this purpose.
It takes the same replacement glass joints offered by CT.
Has a hands free fit with Ruby twist and a looser but airtight seal with CT8.
Head and handle not included in purchase, picture is for demonstration only
As with all the pieces made here, they should never be washed, soaked, submerged or dipped in any liquid ever! Simply dip a cotton swab in high proof alcohol, squeeze the excess out, swab as needed to remove any build up or residue, let dry.
Be advised, as with all my work its natural as Mother Nature intended. There may be voids, worm holes, live edges and raw features. Each piece is unique and no two are the same. The piece you receive most likely will not be exactly the same as what is pictured but will be a beautifully unique handcrafted unit.
Natural wood varies from piece to piece. Grain, figuring, small voids, live-edge character, and tone can differ from the photos; that individuality is part of Ed’s handmade work.





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