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I'm sorry to say that I'm out. Haven't had the time or the chance to make a pipe in ages!

I'm really sorry about that. Specially since there are some real beauties in the hat this year.

Sorry for replying late. I would like the smaller one, please.

That is good news. Thanks for contacting the guys, Tyler.

I'm slowly loosing my patient. How much more would it cost making 23 sets for the persons that have already payed? Would that even be an option?

I've wanted to make a bulldog for some time now so this fits perfectly. I'm in.

A bit late but... At least I can annoy you.

http://www.mehr-als-werkzeug.de/product ... ll-Bit.htm

Nice video, Kurt. Thanks for posting.

That's a seriously nice looking pipe! A morta pipe out of the ordinary. Congrats!

Should have paid two months ago. Would have saved me about 40 euro!

Yes, I know exactly what you mean. And I agree, it really looks like a cobra. A horny cobra, maybe...?

Really beautiful work, Abi. Love the flowing lines. Don't know if I would call it a Cobra, though. Looks more like a Horn to me.

I have no comments since I haven't tried it with a spade bit yet. Although this video make me curious...
Still, I think I'll wait for my spoon bits.

Most people would not encourage you to freehand drill the tobacco chamber with a spade bit...

But it's quite stunning to see Barbi drill.

A lot of you guys might have seen this one already. As far as I understands it, this would not be the way to drill freehand... So don't try this at home.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dh8RBsz0 ... re=related

I like it a lot. And you made a good job not to disturb the transition between the rusticated stem and the silver ring.

Thanks Rad. That really helps. Now I can finally sleep at night...

No Mike, it's clearly a T. It's from a bunch of pipes left in his workshop that they found after he died. Maybe he had some new grading system planned.

Super! That's a great way to get kids to start smoking pipe.

Good eyes, Brian. There's not more meat there but something is wrong. I thing that the problem is that the shank is slightly of center.

I have a nice Hedegaard bent brandy. I'm a bit confused about the grading on the pipe though. Everywhere I've seen Hedegaards grading system it says "FP 1-3" (and a lot more gradings). Mine is graded FT3. Anyone know anything about that?

All the best,

Pär

Thank you for your kind words, guys.