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I won't lie . . . I spent a lot of time on Bruce's website because I consider him to be the master of the volcano. I am super happy with the way this one came out. A couple of sand pits forced me to blast the bottom but the bird's eye came out amazing. Love to hear your thoughts.

Again, nice work! Really like that extension you had to wrestle a tiger to get!

I do no, as a rule, like valcanos. I do like that one. I am very impressed. Well done.

I do not, as a rule, like volcanoes. I do not like this one. I am very impressed. Well done.

Let me say this about that:

Two persons, as a rule, do not like volcanoes/valcanos. One of those does like this one. The other does not. Whether it is a volcano or a valcano, I do not know. I hope you do.

I am very impressed. All done.

Rad

I do, as a rule, like volcanoes. I do like that one. I am very impressed. Well done.

Nice pipe, - beautiful executed, no any line disturb my eyes, well done.

Carsten

Very, Very nice. Its a shame you had to blast the bottom, but I think it turned out quite well.

That is a fantastic looking pipe, Nathan. Congratulations. I'm sure whoever ends up giving it a home will be very pleased.

Thanks everyone. I am sure there is a compliment in there somewhere.

Again, nice pipe! I think the rustication really ads to it. It looks like an artistic choice rather than a forced decision. The only thing I see that is even a little off is the crooked stamp. I do not look forward to stamping, but it seems like a necessary evil.

Great pipe!

Brian.