Alice In Churchwardenland
Alice In Churchwardenland
Soooo, you guys have been somewhat privy to the frustrating journey of this pipe, if you've read my recent threads (particularly here, with my shellacing woes). I've been fighting with the finish all day, and it's not perfect, but I'm done. This pipe's for a friend, he's gonna love it as is, and I'm out of time. I had a lot of fun with the shape. Hope y'all dig it!
Re: Alice In Churchwardenland
One pill makes the stem longer
and one pill makes it small
And the ones that Mother gives you
Don't do anything at all
and one pill makes it small
And the ones that Mother gives you
Don't do anything at all
ALL YOUR PIPE ARE BELONG TO US!
Re: Alice In Churchwardenland
And the Sasquatch is talking backwards, and the Ostrogoth shaves his head, remember what Rad Davis said.
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Re: Alice In Churchwardenland
Sas, you're talking about the wrong pills... Keep your stem information to yourself.
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Re: Alice In Churchwardenland
I love that stem. I'm assuming it's spliced, not one huge piece of ebonite?
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Re: Alice In Churchwardenland
Stummel looks good, but your stem is too short.
Re: Alice In Churchwardenland
I'm really starting to love churchwardens, and that's a beauty!
Re: Alice In Churchwardenland
That's actually really cool. I'd love to know how you made the stem that long. Is it more than two pieces spliced like Simeon suggested?
Re: Alice In Churchwardenland
Thanks for all the kind words! And pro tip 'squatch; don't smoke in a rabbit hole.
The stem is one long piece of vulcanite; it started as one of the pre-molded stems from PME. They're quite long. I spent a good deal of time getting that wavy bend right!
The stem is one long piece of vulcanite; it started as one of the pre-molded stems from PME. They're quite long. I spent a good deal of time getting that wavy bend right!
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PME sells a stem that long? No way.AldenW wrote:Thanks for all the kind words! And pro tip 'squatch; don't smoke in a rabbit hole.
The stem is one long piece of vulcanite; it started as one of the pre-molded stems from PME. They're quite long. I spent a good deal of time getting that wavy bend right!
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Re: Alice In Churchwardenland
Awesome! Wish the stem was wood though...
Re: Alice In Churchwardenland
Is the stummel only an inch long? Wowza, I had no idea a pre-mold like that was even available!
Re: Alice In Churchwardenland
WHOOOO RRRR UUUUUU?
Re: Alice In Churchwardenland
Pretty cool pipe.
Re: Alice In Churchwardenland
WAYSimeonTurner wrote:PME sells a stem that long? No way.
You would.meathod wrote:Awesome! Wish the stem was wood though...
The back edge of the stummel, from the foot to the back of the bowl, is 2.25".UberHuberMan wrote:Is the stummel only an inch long? Wowza, I had no idea a pre-mold like that was even available!
I hardly know, sir!wdteipen wrote:WHOOOO RRRR UUUUUU?
Thanks again folks. I might have to make another one of these for myself. It hangs ever so perfectly from the lip.
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Re: Alice In Churchwardenland
wdteipen wrote:WHOOOO RRRR UUUUUU?
Come one Wayne, we're talking Jefferson Airplane here not The Who. Get on board dude.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3oRKvpZ7PjE
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Re: Alice In Churchwardenland
Am I missing something? The longest churchwarden stem available on the PME website is 9"
http://www.pipemakers.org/vulcanitestem ... _v2013.jpg
???
http://www.pipemakers.org/vulcanitestem ... _v2013.jpg
???
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Re: Alice In Churchwardenland
The longer one's actually ~9.6" from tip to tip. But yeah, that's the one.SimeonTurner wrote:Am I missing something? The longest churchwarden stem available on the PME website is 9"
http://www.pipemakers.org/vulcanitestem ... _v2013.jpg
???
That song's harshing my trip over here Ryan.