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Beautiful pipe you made.. gorgeous piece of art! Can I ask you, what did you use as a "treatment" inside the bowl? I wonder what it is if it doesn't affect tabacco taste or arome when it burns. Thank you.

What a cool idea and experience!

I always enjoy your videos😊 I was curious where do you acquire the stamp tool with your logo you press into the pipe? I am looking for something similar, Cheers

Excellent presentation!! Very helpful information!! Keep up the sharing bro 💪

Wonderful vid. Thanks for sharing. I miss making pipes.

Can I ask where you source your tower jaws from? Thanks, great video!

Awesome work!

Never showed how he drilled the part where tobacco are inserted.

Hey Jeff, fantastic video and what a beautiful work of craftsmanship. Was wondering if you wouldn’t mind sharing a bit of info about your sanding setup that you show with the AC drive (i.e. type of motor, HP, etc.)? Thanks in advance! (p.s. Sorry if you mentioned already. There are a lot of wonderful comments to go through on this video!)

I see an addition to my rotation!!

The end result looks like a shriveled nut sack.

Is this just for vulcanized or is it safe for Acrylic too?

Thanks, works well. Took about 10 minutes per pipe and a little longer for heavily oxidized pipes. The White Diamond compound was very good to give a luster to the stems.

As a woodworker and pipe smoker this is the ticket. What do you use for your bowl bit?

Wondering somethis video. Is 4 years old. O, you do still some pipes? I would like to have information.

They make a blue compound 1 oz bar that is multipurpose even including plastics. It's a finer grit. But just an option as well. Great video

Extreme Above any level ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

15:17 - nice earrape man )

Man kann auch - vor lauter Wichtigtuerei - so lange herumschleifen, bis beim Holz mehr da ist.

I always wanted to make one for my dad. I cannot anymore. Don't wait people. Just do it.

Em muốn mua gỗ thạch nam mua ở đâu vậy bác

OK. What causes light colored pipes to darken as you smoke them?

Great job my friend!...what is the powder you add after inking that melts due to heat? Greetings from Argentina.

What type of tube was the mouthpiece made of, sir? Is it acrylic or another material?

What did you Staind inside the pipe?

Stunning pipe, very well done. It is not a shape I have in my limited collection but it is certainly one that appeals.

I don't smoke anymore but this pipe is a beautiful objet to handle superb work congrats

Parabéns pelo Belo cachimbo produzido, feito por um bom artesão!

How did you make that rough texture? It’s not in this video.

If that's how you freehand a pipe then you'd be amazed at all the hydraulic cylinders I've freehanded in my day

Great music, great video

What rmp are you running? I have my French wheel on a 6” bench grinder but it’s only one speed. I think it’s too fast the the fold over part keeps flying up.

Beautiful pipe, it looks so tactile!

I enjoy watching you make pipes nice work. Thanks for sharing.

Porque no lo ponen traducido?

The one part I wanted to see you didn't show.....

very good to see this process. I have some nice cherry wood burl I have sat on for years, planning what to do with it. I was thinking a nice pipe bowl, with a deer antler stem. This has given me ideas. Thank you

superb can i purchase a pipe from you. ???

2:23 First blink Jokes aside, amazing video, thank you for doing this as well as your series on pipe-making!

Hey, what diameter of nozzle do you use?

Probably time to get yourself a new pair of jeans.

That coffee looked superb

Ok. I'll take it :)

What’s the sanding disc called?

what powder did you put on the pipe in 34:38??

Luar biasa bos.mantap sekali👍

Where do you purchase your briar?

Hello Jeff, thank you for that fantastic video. The pipe is amazing. For me as a rather new pipe maker there are so many things i can learn from that. I have read through all the comments and i am shocked by the behavior and disrespect and just lack of appreciation some people have... the quality of the video is really really really good so i can only assume that there are a lot of working hours inside of these 30 minutes. So thx again. After reading all the comments and your answers I'd still love to ask you two questions, and i'd totally understand if you wouldnt want to answer these: 1. You mentioned that you are using shellac before the Carnauba Powder? Is it cut? And do you really spray it or apply it with a pipe cleaner? 2. I know that many pipe makers (including you if i remember right from another video) apply oil on smooth pipes. What are the best options there? Danish oil or is there better? Do you use any kind of laquer after the oil or do you just polish after using and drying the oil? Thanks again andbest regards from Austria Alex

Great video, thank you!

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