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AdamCordray wrote:I've tried to join this site, but I can't seem to log in... Can anyone comment as to whether Tobaccocellar.org is currently up and running? Or at least still working for them?

Adam Cordray

Comes up for me.

Have done it many, many times, as long as no lighter or matches, all good.

Sasquatch wrote:This one might be just a hair taller than normal.

Damn, that's a great looking pipe. I LOVE stacked bowls!

I have tried keeping everything in a journal and thought about using this site. In the end I don't ever remember to write down what I add and kinda like the surprise of digging around and finding something I had forgotten about. I do put a label on things when I add them to my cellar...so at least ...

I just bought a pre-smoked Kurt pipe on Ebay, smokes like a dream.

Have to laugh. He will never be forgotten, will he? Sorry, a bit of a lurker but that made me laugh my ass off.

Remember it, I still use it to download audio books by the thousands!

Real name: Terry McQuade Age: 61 (still can't believe this is true) Location: Atlanta, Georgia Years a pipe smoker: Forty plus. How you got into pipe making: My son bought me a kit and a block of briar. Really had fun and started to "tool up." Two drills, a wood lathe, mini metal lathe, t...

Oh, this is hilarious. Fascinating thing is when I first started to make pipes it was a pre-drilled block and was a POS but I thought it was GREAT! My wife thought it was great, my son did as well and many friends were, oh so impressed! But it was a turd, no doubt. I've made about ten or so since th...

"What process was used before the advent of electricity?"

Clay pipes and molds! Sorry, couldn't resist.

Agreed Oakbear. I am a member of many, many FB pipe groups and other social media groups and many of the pipes being shown are, well, in Todd's words "turds" which are receiving "wows" and "Oh MYs!" as if they are the next incarnation of, well, take your pic of legendar...

Be careful of spelling, engineer is spelled incorrectly. I'm a bit of a spelling/English Nazi but I always believe on a website one has to be careful.

Otherwise, looks good and good luck with completing it.

And, thanks for your service!

Absolutely gorgeous, and unique!

This will be the last year for this show. Been running 30 years, and this is it. Sad. I might try to go, just to go, though it will be tough as I will be away from Atlanta the 1st through the 5th.

Damnit!

I don't know, Charl has asked the question of a lifetime! But I had a colonoscopy about a year ago. It was supposed to be "midnight" sedation, you know, you're kind of in a floaty place but still awake, aware? Right, I was out like a light, woke up, no issues, good report, "Come back ...

I have been to the store, not in the back. Actually, when I stopped there I had no idea it was the physical home of Smokingpipes.com, it is named differently. The store is, well, unbelievable. I was in Myrtle Beach playing golf and just stumbled across it.

What the hell. I have not really commented much, more lurking and learning and the information you guys/gales provide is really appreciated. But I really think Tyler is right. Sure, many here may think they are in it for the living, but those numbers are, I suspect, quite small no matter what each p...

I checked and seems they are not available now. I found another site that sells pipe displays and the rubber clips as well.

http://www.newshamswoodshop.com/pipe-rack.php

Great, thanks.

Have been thinking about making pipe displays that can be hung on the wall. I've considered many different types of "holders" for the pipes but really like the rubber covered "clips" that you see on so many of the store displays. Anyone know where these can be purchased? Help wou...