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Really, really like this one Scottie! Would love to have one.

Awesome! Good stuff.

Really Nice, I love Morta-dogs. My favorite of your pipes.

Looks fantastic George!

Thank you very much for sharing. A very nice looking pipe.

Even with the fraised stummel it was not a cake walk. Skill and experience seem key.

I like it man, great concept. I like the inlays.

Gawd time flies, congratulations! My oldest just graduated high school. I'm glad he doesn't still wear a diaper

Fantastic looking pipe!

I have two strawberry wood pipes and they smoke fantastic. Yes, there is a little sweetness for the first several bowls. The wood seems a little lighter than briar.

I'm still in...

Good question Chas. I think we should go long in the shank ...... ala Canadian, Lovat, Lumberman...what have you. Overall pipe length must be at least 5" (or there abouts) Shank length must be 3 plus inches. Sound good? This sounds good. Part of the purpose of the PITH is to make a shape you h...

Great job! I like it.

I have a Nording unfinished freehand and it will darken nicely on its own. I have been smoking mine for about 10 years. Good pipe. But yeah, stain it if you want. The grain pattern probably isn't high grade though.

Yep, sounds like your normally open auxiliary. Works with the contactor.

That is awesome Rev. I really like Grant's work. Enjoy!

Looking good there calamity Jane! Did you experience your first blast cabinet static shock by chance?

I liked this; "What makes the pipe distinct from other forms of smoking is that it refines the experience to its most distilled form. Unlike that of cigars, the tobacco in a pipe never touches the smoker’s tongue, so the taste is purely of smoke. Unlike that of cigarettes, the tobacco in a pipe...

I really like this one. I would smoke it.

Damn, dude! Nice.

Interested in the price of a set of spoon bits. And individuals if possible.

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