Applewood

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flea1
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Applewood

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I just recently cut a dead limb from an apple tree and plan on using it for my first pipe...anybody ever used applewood here? is so tell me a little about your experience with it.
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Maybe this would be helpful:

http://www.tcfullerpipes.com/pipes/BB16.html


from the looks I'd say the grain structure looks a lot like cherry.
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flea1
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wow...that's not bad looking! looks like i have nothing to worry about.

thanks :D
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I have made two applepipes. I have nothing to complain with. I almost like that they are my best pipes.
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Jedidah
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Ive made several out of applewood. They have a tendency to burn out as well. However. A neat thing that i've gotten into is lining the bowl with wall grout. It doesnt shrink when it dries or interact with heat. Its worked for me
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apple

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Ive made several out of applewood. They have a tendency to burn out as well. However. A neat thing that i've gotten into is lining the bowl with wall grout. It doesnt shrink when it dries or interact with heat. Its worked for me
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