Algerian Briar
Cumberland Stem
Length: 5.7"
Height: 1.83"
Bowl Width: 1.41"
Chamber: .8125" x 1.32"
Weight: 42g
Comments and critiques welcome
Scottie
Bent Egg
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scotties22
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Bent Egg
Just finished this one a little while ago. My stem taper still needs some help along the top line.....kinda wavy right after the shank and I didn't notice it until I was taking pictures. The shank also kinda pinches in the middle. I got a little carried away shaping. Something to pay extra attention to next time.
Algerian Briar
Cumberland Stem
Length: 5.7"
Height: 1.83"
Bowl Width: 1.41"
Chamber: .8125" x 1.32"
Weight: 42g
Comments and critiques welcome
Scottie
Algerian Briar
Cumberland Stem
Length: 5.7"
Height: 1.83"
Bowl Width: 1.41"
Chamber: .8125" x 1.32"
Weight: 42g
Comments and critiques welcome
Scottie
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LatakiaLover
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Re: Bent Egg
It's a case of there being too much material (in spots), not a case of too much removed. Which is good. It means there is still a perfect pipe "inside" that one.
If you are so inclined, bring it along when you come over. Getting it dialed in everywhere would make an ideal project to illustrate all sorts of things---stem/shank junction, button work, stem arch and flow, etc. Best of all, your efforts wouldn't be wasted on scraps and throw-aways.
If you are so inclined, bring it along when you come over. Getting it dialed in everywhere would make an ideal project to illustrate all sorts of things---stem/shank junction, button work, stem arch and flow, etc. Best of all, your efforts wouldn't be wasted on scraps and throw-aways.
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