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Red wrote:Great job, Jonathan! Very well done.

Thank you!

Hey Guys, Just wanted to let whoever is interested know that we've just announced the launch of our online handmade pipe shop! We are working with some stellar pipe makers, who we think many of you will recognize :) . We'll be displaying and selling our first batch of pipes at the Chicago show, with...

mredmond wrote:It looks good. I imagine that was a lot if work. One note: you misspelled Pete Prevost.

Thank you! And thanks for the sharp eyes. It has been fixed!

you also call the tomato an apple in its description rev Thanks Rev! It's just been amended. We really do appreciate everyone pointing out the little details that need attending to. Read thrice post once is our motto, but when you have said every pipe shape name over in your head 568 times each in ...

RadDavis wrote:The apple and the author have the same description.

Rad

The Apple/Author error has been fixed. The Author now has its proper description. Sorry about that!

The Pipe Chart is now up! http://www.thepipeguys.com/the-pipe-guy ... ipe-shapes

Ok, I see.

I just tested it on IE and I see what you are talking about now. I am looking into fixing the IE issues ASAP. Thanks for letting me know!

Hmm thats puzzling, mind telling me what internet browser you were using? Then I can maybe see what the problem is. It isn't showing up the way you described it on Safari, Mozilla, or Google Chrome. I do apologize about that.

We originally posted this in the "general" forum, and then realized this forum is probably more appropriate. PhilipMarc and I have recently launched a brand new blog (www.ThePipeGuys.com)! Along with the usual blog related material, we will be regularly writing pipe-maker spotlight posts, ...

Jonathan, Are you guys making, selling or just displaying pipes? We are planning to display a small collection of pipes we have made that will be for sale to anyone interested. We got a vendor table primarily to advertise our recently launched smoking pipe blog (which we will be adding lots of grea...

So who's going to make it out to this year's show? Phil and I will be there and have a vendor table for www.ThePipeGuys.com and our pipes! We managed to drag the wives along with us with, albeit with much trepedation on their part after hearing about the 6 course cigar dinner (which they regretably ...

Nice Job! I think the first one is close to looking like a cherrywood. I quite like the proportions as far as the bowl and shank go, for the first one. I am not a huge fan of the stain color though; it looks a bit uneven to me. The second pipe, I think needs a bit of work as far as the proportios go...

Excellently shaped pipe! I am quite partial to a good "Egg", and the grain on this one pretty nice as well! Looks like you took as much advantage of what the block was giving you when you oriented the grain. I would certainly agree with the others that bending the stem just a touch did wor...

I think you did a good job on the bowl shaping, although it looks much more like a canted billiard than a cutty to me. It looks like the shank, antler extension, and the stem all fit very nice and flush with one another. The antler does look a bit out of place to me though. Partly because of the siz...

Thanks all! We darkened the font up a bit, so I hope its easier on the eyes now. We hope you guys enjoy it! We have some great content in the works!