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Sandblasted Billiard Chamber: 19.3x39 mm / 0.76x1.54″ Length: 130 mm / 5.12″ Weight: 27 g / 0.95 oz Materials: briar, ebonite Filter: no http://bondarevpipes.com/pipes/19/66/1.jpg http://bondarevpipes.com/pipes/19/66/2.jpg http://bondarevpipes.com/pipes/19/66/3.jpg http://bondarevpipes.com/pipes/19...

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sandahlpipe wrote:You will want to make sure the keyboard is not plugged in

There are no hi-voltage contacts in any keyboard.

This one is wireless

Your pipes are very nice. May you continue with success!!! Thanx the heat gun next to running water Ok, I will be more careful with it :) the keyboard under your sanding It's impossible to keep the keyboard clean in the workshop. So I even don't try. When some key doesn't work, I shake the keyboard...

Ocelot55 wrote:Do some research and I think you can shave down you total time by an hour or so

Yes, I really need some optimization for my working process. Now I can make just 6-8 pipes a month if I don't do anything else (I have the second job). I think I can work faster if optimize some phases.

Hi! Here is my movie about how I make my pipes. I have compiled it half a year ago with russian voice. Now it's translated to english. Sorry for my language, I hope everything is understandable. I tried to make it shorter, but I can't find anything unnecessary to cut from video. So it lasts about 50...

BrianMadsen, thanx, i'll try!

http://bondarevpipes.com/pipes/2015-06-11.html Smooth bamboo pickaxe Length: 174 mm (6 7/8 ") Weight: 79 g (2 13/16 oz) Chamber: 20⨉41 mm (25/32 " ⨉ 1 39/64 ") http://bondarevpipes.com/pipes/bondarev/2015-06-11/1.jpg http://bondarevpipes.com/pipes/bondarev/2015-06-11/2.jpg http://bon...

http://bondarevpipes.com/pipes/2015-06-08.html Smooth bent apple Length: 147 mm (5 3/4 ") Weight: 60 g (2 1/8 oz) Chamber: 20⨉38 mm (25/32 " ⨉ 1 1/2 ") http://bondarevpipes.com/pipes/bondarev/2015-06-08/1.jpg http://bondarevpipes.com/pipes/bondarev/2015-06-08/2.jpg http://bondarevpip...

http://bondarevpipes.com/pipes/2015-06-09.html Small smooth billiard Length: 137 mm (5 3/8 ") Weight: 25 g (7/8 oz) Chamber: 18.5⨉34 mm (47/64 " ⨉ 1 11/32 ") http://bondarevpipes.com/pipes/bondarev/2015-06-09/1.jpg http://bondarevpipes.com/pipes/bondarev/2015-06-09/2.jpg http://bonda...

Calling pipe as u want isn't crime
I would call it a poker. Cherywood, i think, is a bent-poker. This one is almost straight.

You may call it "friendly" as well. Dunhill used this name for straight-shank but bent-stem pokers:

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Very nice pipe, Oleg!

I use derlin for thin-shank straight pipes like canadians and pencil-lovats. Derlin is strong anough even in 7mm width. Integral tenon must be at least 8.5mm if hole width is 4 mm.

What does everyone use to stop wood cracking in inlays, extensions etc. Stop or prevent? If cracking started, my advise is to sand tenon a little bit to reduce the pressure on mortise. To prevent cracking I just don't make shank too slim. For example, if mortise width is 7mm, shank width is not les...

Tobacco smoking has already progressed to cigarettes, will progress to electronic cigarettes. Tobacco pipes now are for those who reject a progress. Such smokers will not search new technologies and follow innovations. They will love oldschool briar pipes even in 300 years, when mainstream nicotine ...

Shank-to-stem line will not break, if you sand pipe gathered. Don't work with stem and stumble separately after lathe jobs. Stem on the button side seems to be too narrow. Comfortable width is about 18 mm. Wood is not likely material for stem. It is inconvenient for teeth, it swells in saliva, it is...

Where/how did you learn English so well, if I may ask? I thought my English is awful. I have to use dictionary twice for a sentence :lol: didn't come from a few classes in secondary school. Soviet education was really good. It seems stupid, but foreign languages learning inside the iron curtain was...

1) sand your tobacco chambers better if you're going to leave them natural Never thought it's important. Ok, I will send. Thanx for advice! 2) your buttons are too thin. I have experimented to find ideal button shape, and found that button like boxing mouth guard is really comfortable. but consider...