The Pipe of King Solomon

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e Markle
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Re: The Pipe of King Solomon

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Hands down the worst billiard I've ever seen. :)

As usual, not my style, but I really do admire the craftsmanship and creativity.
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Nate
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Re: The Pipe of King Solomon

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Dude, you rock with your ingenuity!! Love your work!
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Leus
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Re: The Pipe of King Solomon

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Not a fan of the stem - I would prefer a short ebonite one.

In any case, great work, as always.
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Abi Natur
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Re: The Pipe of King Solomon

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Impressive in its realization and finesse!
" Keep it simple until it gets complicated "

http://www.canaanpipes.com/
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meathod
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Re: The Pipe of King Solomon

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Thank you everyone! :D
Take a look at my pipe website!

http://www.dmpipes.com
Cantó
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Re: The Pipe of King Solomon

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You're pipes are simply awesome!

They come from another galaxy :)
My pipe maker apprentice blog:

http://www.cantopipes.com
Rodneywt1180b
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Re: The Pipe of King Solomon

Post by Rodneywt1180b »

I've been going thru the gallery trying to learn a bit about what good pipes look like.

I know this is an old post but WOW! That is a truly amazing piece of art. I admire your work and your creativity but this one is just incredible. I've never seen anything like it.

You mentioned issues with lining up the grain on the sphere. Pay attention to it but don't get too worked up about it. Due to the nature of the wood itself you'll basically never have the grain lined up perfectly all the way around. Cutting across the grain on a straight grained piece of wood might get you a perfectly matched grain but it wouldn't be nearly as interesting. Do the best you can and it is what it is.

Rodney
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