A freehand Dublin with fantastic grain
An asymeter flower with cumberland stem
And a minimal poker
Some new pieces
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archaggelosmichail
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Some new pieces
A two coloured italian rustic billard
A freehand Dublin with fantastic grain
An asymeter flower with cumberland stem
And a minimal poker
A freehand Dublin with fantastic grain
An asymeter flower with cumberland stem
And a minimal poker
Re: Some new pieces
I love the flower! How large is the bowl?
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archaggelosmichail
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I assume you mean centimeters which is .8" x 1.6" in gringo sizes and that's my favorite, too, although the poker has some definite appeal. Nice work!archaggelosmichail wrote:1.95 mm diameter and 4 mm depth
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"Creativity is the residue of time wasted."
Albert Einstein, famous pipe smoker
"Creativity is the residue of time wasted."
Albert Einstein, famous pipe smoker
Re: Some new pieces
Wow the grain on that Dublin is spectacular. I'm not sure about the poker, though. It's got no bit. How does one clench that pipe with their teeth?
Good work. You've obviously got this thing down.
Good work. You've obviously got this thing down.
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archaggelosmichail
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Thank you, for your anwers, I really appreciate them.
Well I'm consindering to make a 7day set of these pokers for my self, I really like the fact that you can't ride a bike, eat or do anything else while smoking.A pipe made to make you give attention to smoking.
Yes the absense of bit is the reason that I called it minimal.It's a pipe made for smoking with nothing more than what's needed, 2 bars with 2 holes in them.Ocelot55 wrote:I'm not sure about the poker, though. It's got no bit. How does one clench that pipe with their teeth?
Well I'm consindering to make a 7day set of these pokers for my self, I really like the fact that you can't ride a bike, eat or do anything else while smoking.A pipe made to make you give attention to smoking.
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Sorringowl
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These are all beautiful. And the blast on that poker is exquisite. I really like the simplicity of the poker design. Very striking. Great work!
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I love the Poker. Though myself, I'd prefer it with a bit. But anyway, still beautiful.
The freehand Dublin is nice too, very nice!
The freehand Dublin is nice too, very nice!
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archaggelosmichail
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I'm glad you like it.Sorringowl wrote: I really like the simplicity of the poker design. Very striking. Great work!
More to come soon, we had the first pipe exhibition in Ahtens, so there are a lot of stuff to present.
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Pretty pipes. I like the dublin quite a bit. Nice work.
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Batchelor_of_Briar
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Part of the reason I enjoy trawling the gallery here is to find unique design ideas and interesting interpretations of classics. Great pipes you have there, cheers for sharing.