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Yes, I too will be entering. something new and exciting.
I hope

Good Topic Tyler. I would have to say that the <a href="http://go-advertising.com?go=poker">poker</a> was a shape that I did not get. Untill I started making them and that shape is the quickest to sell when I have one on the web pages. As for the clump one the stick, I enjoy making that sh...

I had a table. And a very good show it was. I sold about 7 at the show and Knoxville cigar bought the rest of my stock (19) for thier web site.
They sold all of those in 10 weeks.

I missed the past show, but was there in 2003

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Cool! Thanks Tyler

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How do I attach a photo here?

Jeff, I only have made a few and sold one a couple of months back. Here is what he said. "Kirk, I smoked the cherry wood pipe you sent me, it smokes like a dream. It's very light and comfortable to hold in my teeth. It smokes great and I wouldn't hesitate to buy one from you or recommend one to...

Kurt, I use 2 inch thick buy 4x4 squares, I get 2 pipes from each block.
Make the walls of the pipe thick and they will last longer.
I have photos of 3 cherry wood pipes I have made on my site take a look.
The sold pipe was stained the other two are natural.

Have any of you tried using cherrywood for pipes ?
For the new guys it is a cheap alternative to briar and smoke nice too.

Jeff, Send me an email. I think I have something that might be of use to you.

Email sent

You will need a fostner bit, say 1 inch. Before you drill the mortise hole, use the fostner bit first to square it up.

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Well, I hand cut my stems for the Signature series pipes and use molded for my standard line. helps to keep labor cost down.
I like making my own it gives me a lot of creative freedom to do as I wish.