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Encouraged by my first attempt at making a pipe, I made a second one learning from my mistakes on the first one. A different hardwood this time, slimmer and a nice fit.
Bob
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Before they slip me over the standing part of the fore sheet, let them pipe: "Up Spirits" one more time. -
Very nice, Bob and really like the artistic flow of it. Functional work of art...would also make a nice incense burner. -
New occupation?, looks good. . .JoeBComment
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Well done Bob.We live in the land of the free because of the brave! Semper Fi
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nice work BobComment
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Looks good enough to smokeHerbComment
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Very nice Bob, how do you get a hole down that stem?If I took the time to fix all my mistakes, I wouldn,t have time to make new ones.
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Nice looking pipe, Bob! I also am wondering how you got the stem hollow...split and then glued, maybe?
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The pipe is cut in two while still a blank, marked mirror image for the smoke channel and carved out, then epoxied back together, being very careful not to get epoxy squeesed into the channel when clamped together. Then carved the pipe out of the rough blank, and lots of sanding. Finished with Danish oil and beeswax. Had my first smoke with it today and it draws well and is very comfortable in the hand and mouth.
BobBefore they slip me over the standing part of the fore sheet, let them pipe: "Up Spirits" one more time.Comment
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I occasionally smoke a pipe and you have sparked an interest for me.
Carve figures in the bowl like the meerschaum pipe makers...wood spirits would seem like a nice figure.
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