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jeff
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Well, gentlemen. It is 11:00 Wednesday night and my pipes have been finished for 3 hours already! That's a record for me. I'm used to opening the shop door to the early morning sunshine with my finished pipes in hand on the day of the show.

After spending 2 weeks of 15 hour days in a cramped computer carrol and pumping out 60 pages of research and one exam, I spent another week of 18 hour days in a dark shop cranking out pipes. What's my wife look like? Wife? What, or rather, who's that? But, I suppose the time paid off and I have 8 new pipes for the show, bringing the total to 10. Here's a glimpse of what will be there.

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Best,

Jeff
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Post by Paul_Tatum »

The bamboo apple (left, second up) is just my style. Very Nice.

Good luck at the show.

Paul
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Post by Nick »

Very cool Jeff! I like the Wespe alot. The lovat is really sharp too.

Nice work buddy.
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Post by achduliebe »

Jeff,

Very very nice pipes! You should make yourself some fine spendin' cabbage with those, up in Chicago.

Have fun and be safe.
-Bryan

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Post by Brendhain »

Jeff,

Very nice work!!

The lovat, in particular, caught my eye but I do love the traditional shapes.

The sandblast (or rusticated) churchwarden has some quite knobby looking bamboo. Did you round it off or is it as sharpe as it looks in the picture?

Good luck at the show!!
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Post by LexKY_Pipe »

See, procrastinating has its advantages ! :P
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Post by KurtHuhn »

Nice ones, Jeff! I like that one at the bottom left a lot.
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Post by jeff »

Thanks for the comments guys. They're all gone. It was a good show.

Jeff
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Post by kbosi »

And they look alot better inperson.
I was very impressed with your work.
And it was also great to meet you Jeff.
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Post by magruder »

Jeff - Congrats on selling out.

Those were some nice pipes, so I am not surprised.
I guess toting them everywhere was a smart move :thumb:
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Post by marks »

jeff wrote:Thanks for the comments guys. They're all gone. It was a good show.

Jeff
Way to go! Now you need to make some more for Richmond. :D
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