Another two!

[iLeo]

Hello every body!
There goes another two:

This one is special. It is by far the lightest pipe I have ever had/done. I dont have a scale (I´ll get one) but believe me It´s a feather weight!









And this one, I dindn´t want to make a horn, but briar rules...









Hope you like them.
You know, critics are wellcome!

Best regards
Iñigo.

[Ocelot55]

Well, not much criticism, but I do want to point out a couple of very minor things.

The first pipe looks pretty good. I'm not sure what I think about the stem shape. It's grown on me a little, but I cant help thinking something else might look better (don't ask me what). It also wouldn't hurt to sand out the tobacco chamber a bit more.

The second pipe also looks pretty good. My only comment is that I would have bent the stem ever so slightly to help the flow.

Your doing some really nice work. I had to fight really hard not to offer to buy the billiard in your last post. A few more pipes and you'll have this thing down! Good job.

[iLeo]

It also wouldn't hurt to sand out the tobacco chamber a bit more.

Ups! I forgot about it!

Regarding the stem, it gave me problems too. In fact I did two. The first one was acrillic, shorter and wider. The definite one is handmade german cumberland ebonite.

The second pipe also looks pretty good. My only comment is that I would have bent the stem ever so slightly to help the flow.

The stem is slightly bent downwards, but not very clear in the photos. I´ll post another one. Did you mean that? More?, less?



Thank you VERY much for the advices.
Best regards,
Iñigo.

[Ocelot55]

The stem is slightly bent downwards, but not very clear in the photos. I´ll post another one. Did you mean that? More?, less?

I see now that the stem is ever so slightly bent. My advice would be more bend, but not too much.

Almost like the bend on this meershaum:

http://www.smokingpipes.com/pipes/new/i ... t_ID=98389