ND pipes - P4412

[ND Pipes]

This pipe was made using a piece of plateaux briar from Italy.
She has seven rings – two black acrylic rings, three tiny wooden ones and two padauk ring in the middle.
Mouthpiece was made using an acrylic rod, turned on lathe to roughly shape it and finished by hand.
regards and thank you

http://tnd-pipes.com/pipes/p4412/

[the rev]

dude... that is awesome

rev

[wdteipen]

Wow!

[bandkbrooks]

Beautiful!

[ND Pipes]

thanks guys!
regards
daniel

[Hudson]

Lovely lines.

[ND Pipes]

thank you
regards

[Charl]

Nice!

[ND Pipes]

thanks guys

[Massis]

Some people are just born with an amazing gift. I believe yours is pipemaking.

[Growley]

Extremely pretty. I always enjoy looking at your latest creations. Your shine is always amazing. I always love the paper thin rings too. Oh, and nice flow.

I think this is the first pipe of yours I've ever seen where I could actually add a teeny tiny critique though. On the 3rd picture you can see a light gap. Hopefully your stem just isn't pushed in all the way.

Very nice pipe.

[jogilli]

Lovely pipe Daniel

james

[ND Pipes]

Extremely pretty. I always enjoy looking at your latest creations. Your shine is always amazing. I always love the paper thin rings too. Oh, and nice flow.

I think this is the first pipe of yours I've ever seen where I could actually add a teeny tiny critique though. On the 3rd picture you can see a light gap. Hopefully your stem just isn't pushed in all the way.

Very nice pipe.

aahhhh heheheheh
the gap is there for a reason... i do that sometimes... not to scratch the acrylic ring with the mouhtpiece
where the mouhtpiece is following the shank - i can't put the gap.. everything has to be tight....
but here, i do that sometimes... - it is easy to remove that gap, just make the tenon 0.3mm or so shorter... and problem gone