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Here are a few

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Post by omar_colocci »

All beautiful!!!! I loved the one with a bamboo-composed stem. :D

Is the first one a rusticated hawkbill? I'm not used to that shape and it seems it is more popular in the US.
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Very cool!
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Post by marks »

I like them all, but my favorite is that hawkbill!!!
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My lastest
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Post by munkey »

Beautiful pipe, Kirk, well done.

-Scott
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Post by Nick »

Very nice indeed!
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Thanks Guys! and here is another.
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Post by JMB »

Reminds me of the 60's, cause man that Pipe is "out there" and I do mean in a great & beautiful way.
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Post by Nick »

Too cool Kirk. Kind of reminds me of Rolando Negitia's work. That or maybe even a Ramases. How hard was the drilling? The only critique I have of it would be the slight bulge on the backside underneath the stem. It seems to pushout just a little bit. Was this intentional? To my (very untrained) eye, it might look better with a straight drop off.

NJ

edit: hmmmm... I don't know. I see not that the front side and backside kind of follow eachother.
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Nick, that was intentional. Part of the design.
As for drilling...... I lucked out :lol:
Random I priced it $100.00 It should have been a signature grade but I choose not to hand cut the stem.
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New cherry wood Pipe

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Post by Nick »

Very cool Kirk! The shank seems a bit awkward to me. I think its the strait line that it flairs out at. With the bowl in such an organic shape, I think I would have gone with a more flaired shank.
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I agree Nick. It's not to my taste either.
But It did find an owner today. :D
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Post by Nick »

WTG! Clearly it was to some one's taste.
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A few more
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Post by Nick »

Cool! They look like a matched set. You ought to make a fitted box and sell them together. Well, just an idea.
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