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StephenDownie
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Here's my latest:

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Let me know what you think.

Best Wishes,
Stephen
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Now *that* is some good looking partial rustication. Quite nice! The overall shape is very pleasing, though a beefier stem seems like it would complete the pipe a little better.

What wood is the shank extension made from? It's very subtle, and good looking.
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Stephen, what did you do the edging on the rustication with?
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Post by Nick »

Way cool! The rustication is very Cannoy-esque.
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Post by JMB »

Out standing pipe. Love the color. Great job on the rustication.


Nick, y'all will force me to go back to night school with all these "big" words.
"Cannoy-esque." have to look these one up too.
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Thanks for all the kind words and suggestions. I used a 2mm gouge for the inital rustication followed by a wire brush then I used a tool with a couple screws in the end to give it more texture followed by a final brushing with the steel wire brush. To get clean edges onthe rustication I used a fine detail riffler. The wood in the shank is Cocobolo. I think it was a mistake stianing the Cocobolo as much as I did. It's got a great colour and grain, but I think it would have stood out more if I hadn't stained it quite so much.
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