A few more of my recent pipes

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Jwhitehead3129
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A few more of my recent pipes

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Again I am pretty new to this still but I enjoy it and Im looking forward to improving my pipes.
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definitely out there! I dig the creativity in the first one. I like the idea. The stem on the first one seems to have a little bit of a curve as it tapers down to the bite zone; try wrapping your sand paper around a flat object so your hands/fingers don't dig into the stem material unevenly.

On the churchwarden, what is the material used on the stem? It would look good with a flush transition and with a lot more material taken off of the shank and chin of the bowl.
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Re: A few more of my recent pipes

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Thank you for the feedback, yes there is a taper on the skull pipe that I made. That one was a premolded stem that I obviously worked on, I could go back over it and take the taper down.

The curchwarden stem is a vulcanite stem that I added an extension to. It is maple that I stained to match the bowl. Thank you as well for the comments on the bowl, I will keep that in mind if I make another thats similar. I do really appreciate you taking the time to provide feedback.
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The skull one is the nicest of the bunch. If you can carve that now you'll be fine.

Now go make a blowfish! :twisted:
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Re: A few more of my recent pipes

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Thank you, the skull one was pretty fun to make. I dont think im ready to try and tackle the blowfish yet.
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