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| The rim came up a treat. |
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| Before with pipey |
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| Errrr after |
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| Nice grain |
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| Alexander of Greece |
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| This pipe is huge you could use it to paddle a cedar-strip canoe across Canada. Loaded it up with my special turning blend. I take a little tobacco down to my machine shop each day and add it to the tin. Smoked cool and smooth and forever. Won't need any more nicotine this morning. I don't think this pipe has been smoked much not a lot of cake. Reamed down to the timber easily. Used pure alcohol and pipe cleaners to clean inside. Not a lot of gunk came out nice and clean. I really like this pipe if the bowl was half size it would be perfect for me. Last but not least. I would like to thank the ever generous Hobo Hoot for gifting me this beautiful pipe. |
Damn dude, looks a million times better. there is something about the Canadian shape that pushes my buttons. Plus, after having made a number of pipe now you know 1) how big a block of briar that sucker must have come from, and 2) how lucky it was to have so few inclusions.
ReplyDeleteYea it would have been huge i think there are only 2 fills its a good smoker
ReplyDeleteand if you were out it would make a great weapon.