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i like it. the size looks like it would be fairly lightweight and that would be good for everyday smoking. kind of a nice balance between straight forward and interesting to look at

thats some dedication gj, it's a very complex process it seems

im fascinated, how DOES it smoke looking at your plants, im almost certain i have one growing in my front yard, that the previous owner planted, though im not brave enough to try it unless i were SURE

"the women like it as well" always a good bonus +1

those are classic. also ive noticed that your bowls always look nice and tidy. like the way you do those.

love the grain, really neat pipe. that chair is pretty awesome too

if your going to smoke, pipes or cigars, all the way. i bet ryo's taste better but cigs, to me, taste pretty bland. :( i want to taste finely made tobacco products, not paper and hot air. :mrgreen: i bet if we just tell our cig smoking friends out there about pipes and let them try one out, we'll ha...

i want to hug the chinchilla. maybe I can use the qtip to clean out my other hears and listen, thanks guys.

1.49 an oz?! buy a bunch, im paying 5$ an oz

lol good call. i'll try harder to make better pipes :wink: edit: thank you all for taking the time to apply your thoughts on my ear pipe. despite the burning hole in my ego, there is good stuff here that i will take to heart. honest. also, today i had a tragedy. the pipe that i was working on was in...

let me clarify. i have never worked with wood before, yet i have created 2 good smoking pipes from scraps using crude tools at best. that is the talent i am referring to. i have no illusion, self imposed or otherwise, that i am anything other than a new guy trying to cave nice pipes. i forget that t...

im aware of where i am :D the bottom. :lol: being able to carve up a well smoking pipe from trash wood, first try, as well as second, is a talent. im not making heirloom stuff, but, i know that if i keep at it, i'll be making really nice pipes, worth keeping around. :mrgreen: just finished roughing ...

im sure there are some one here i have seen some lady pipe makers online, though they do well in cloaking themselvs...

your quite the heckler there. please understand however, that pipe making is not merely mastering a classical shape, which im working at now, but also a tradition of making objects of both art and utility. this pipe fulfills all the the criteria of a successful pipe, with the possible exception of b...

brass tastes awful. go lick some brass. then you will want to make it out of something else, lol :D pretty metal though. i was a brass taster for a few years in the 60s... :?: :roll: edit: if you use a wooden mouth piece, like the ones pictured, it would taste less bad, but i have a feeling that hea...

it looks very comfortable. the kind of pipe you smoke more often than not. i like it, very honest looking pipe, not too fancy, and great for relaxing.

nice! i like the inlay especially. the shape is refreshing as well. don't see a lot of those

billiard one is pure elegance. 10 points. its just right, to my eye, and i would pick that one up in a flash if i saw it up for grabs. i have a billard from the czek republic ( im SURE i spelled that wrong) that i love, but that one has the upper hand in a billiard fight, at least when it comes to p...

ahh tongue bite. and gurgling. while i feel that the other posts on this are sufficient, it wouldn't be a proper forum if you were flooded with the same answers over and over lol :lol: basically my smoking time has led me to this : virginia is best smoked slow. pipes tobacco that is too wet will gur...

itsa really neat pipe. someone will jump on it im sure. i would if i had the $ lol.