CondorPipes
Posted: Thu Dec 15, 2016 11:06 pm
Ok so I jumped the gun a little buy posting without properly introducing myself...my apologies. I never was very good at following the rules 
Real name: Sean Condor
Age: 38
Location: Boise, ID
Years as a pipe smoker: about 18 years
How you got into pipe making: The Pipes Magazine Radio Show and an overnight crash course in pipe making from Jonathon Lavezzo of Moonshine Pipes...a long but very amusing story for another time.
Other interesting facts: I have been making pipes for almost two years now. The first pipe I ever made came out quite well for a first pipe and is still in my daily rotation. The next handful were not so good. You can see some of my work on my FB Page: Condor Pipe Works. I can also be reached at condorpipeworks@gmail.com. I have attended the West Coast Pipe Show two years now and had the opportunity to meet a bunch of great people and very accomplished pipe makers including the man, the myth, the legend, Tyler Beard himself LOL. He was gracious enough to look over the pipes I had for sale and give me some very good constructive criticism. Pipe making for me is a creative outlet that helps me manage the stress of my real job and life in general. It is also another way to interact with pipe smokers and the pipe community as a whole, which I love.
Real name: Sean Condor
Age: 38
Location: Boise, ID
Years as a pipe smoker: about 18 years
How you got into pipe making: The Pipes Magazine Radio Show and an overnight crash course in pipe making from Jonathon Lavezzo of Moonshine Pipes...a long but very amusing story for another time.
Other interesting facts: I have been making pipes for almost two years now. The first pipe I ever made came out quite well for a first pipe and is still in my daily rotation. The next handful were not so good. You can see some of my work on my FB Page: Condor Pipe Works. I can also be reached at condorpipeworks@gmail.com. I have attended the West Coast Pipe Show two years now and had the opportunity to meet a bunch of great people and very accomplished pipe makers including the man, the myth, the legend, Tyler Beard himself LOL. He was gracious enough to look over the pipes I had for sale and give me some very good constructive criticism. Pipe making for me is a creative outlet that helps me manage the stress of my real job and life in general. It is also another way to interact with pipe smokers and the pipe community as a whole, which I love.