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Noooo. Pipe gnomes polish their pipes with their asses. This guy only polishes stems with his ass. The Pipe Gnome By Nick "Daddy, why are your pipes so shiney?" "Why its the Pipe Gnomes, of course." "Pipe Gnome? What's a Pipe Gnome?" "What's a Pipe Gnome? Why I thi...

I give it a +3 and +7 versus undead trees. It also helps with dex buffs and magic wepon proc-ing.

ROFL!

Great fun. And a terrific post. I wonder if some where, a few hundred years in the future, some archeology geek will unearth this forum and wonder what the hell we're talking about. Hehehe! I doubt I'll ever sell my pipes. Or at least seriously. I am making one for a guy now, and he wants to pay me....

I got your butt cheeks right here!

Well, I was chatting with a new guy here who felt a bit overwhelmed by the lingo we use. So i thought a glossary might help. We can all add to is, as i am sure I haven't covered everything. Bowl : this one's easy. Tobacco goes here Button : The raised portion at the end of the stem, around which you...

Americanartsplastics.com has bakelite. No clue as to how good or bad it is

Random was awesome!!

I love Elforyn, but I think it's probably best for things like trim and inlays and I use ivory for that. TJ That's fine for you Mr. Snottypants, but some of us are allergic to real ivory and horn and stuff. Besides, the use of real ivory contributes to global warming. Rad Rad, The flatulent cloud h...

Yeppers. I'd agree with all three things noted there. On the whole, its a fine pot. Define the shank/bowl junction just as Kurt says. The shank should actually reach under the curve of bowl. Think of a cylinder being pressing into the underside of a ball. Or, think of the draft hole meeting the bowl...

Dounds like a pretty dangerous idea to me. But I suppose if you got the right wood.... No clue what that wood would be, but...

I'd just save up for some good jaws. Or have a guy in a metal shop make you some.

pretty darn nice!

How come that nowadays everyone's first pipe looks so much better than my first pipe?

Harder in the intitial stages, but easier to polish

Damn nice!

thanks for the comments so far. stummel bum, you have a good eye. sadly there is a small gap at the top where the stem meets. and i don't have a tripod, but will look into getting one. i was probably also shooting too close too. i'll play with it and if i can come up with some better shots maybe i'...

Wonderful pipe. The rounded shank really seems popular in Russian makers, no?

I just go to my "single sock" drawer and grab the next one.

Heya Art!

That is the most frequently asked question. So here the a listing as of 3/1/2010. Monjure Int. Hermit Tobacco Don Seatter Pipe and Pint NC Mel Feldman Tim Hynick Andy Camire Michael Lindner Northern Briars Eugene Smolar Harold Suretsky Fred Goldring Jim Newman Bill Koytak Capt Peg Cheasapeake Bob Pa...

I think there was a post on ASP about that. Looked like a nice show! I'll be there