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L & S & D Pipe

Post by claessenpipes »

What do you think of this one, guys?
I made this pipe with a lot of help of Love and Sara Geiger. I spend five days over at their place in Sweden to finetune my pipemaking. Had a great time!

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That's a pretty pipe, Dirk!

Nicely done.

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Post by SimeonTurner »

Ok, a couple of things:

1) I am so jealous of you for getting to spend 5 days with the Geigers. I can't even tell you how jealous I am. :shock:

2) Your pipe is really nice. Well done! I like that you guys engraved it with all of your initials....very fun!

3) Did I mention how jealous I am that you spent 5 days with the Geigers? :?
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Thanks, Rad and Simeon, for the kind words and for looking at my website. Appreciate it. :)
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Post by android »

man, that pipe is awesome! love the heft to it and the shape is phenomenal.
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Post by alan »

Beautiful! How big is it? Looks like you could break someone's jaw with it, if the need were to arise.
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alan wrote:Beautiful! How big is it? Looks like you could break someone's jaw with it, if the need were to arise.
It's not a big pipe, Alan. 5.3 inches long, 2.3 inches high, bowl width 1.9 x 2.3 inches (at the top), the tobacco chamber is 0.7 inches wide and 1.5 inches deep.
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android wrote:man, that pipe is awesome! love the heft to it and the shape is phenomenal.
Thanks, Android. The shape is similar but not quite the same as the Geiger's Fat Dubliner. Credit to them. :)
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Post by Briarfox »

Very Beautiful pipe! I really like the Insert. If you don't mind me asking. Did you sand the taper on the insert by hand or did you turn the taper on the lathe?

Once again very nice pipe. The birdseye is also amazing.
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Briarfox wrote:Very Beautiful pipe! I really like the Insert. If you don't mind me asking. Did you sand the taper on the insert by hand or did you turn the taper on the lathe?
Thanks for the compliment, Chris.
The extension is on the stem side and was shaped with the sanding disc and by hand sanding.
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Very NICE
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Post by Olivier »

Beautiful work.
:shock: I guess one would be able to smoke tobacco in it too?
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Post by claessenpipes »

Thanks, Olivier.

You bet you can smoke it. I did so about a dozen times since we made it. Performs great indeed.
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Post by daniel »

so you vere on acid, big deal?
just kidding, beautiful pipe, nice color.
i have nothing new to add to this topic.
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Post by Streamline »

was that stem insert black and white ebony or zebrawood? I was thinking of using something similar.
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Streamline wrote:was that stem insert black and white ebony or zebrawood? I was thinking of using something similar.
It's stabilised birchwood.
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Post by Streamline »

well it just looks fabulous
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