Hey
Maybe I can call this pipe “saxophone” I don’t know.
All critique are welcome, and I like the truth.
Carsten
VaVa No. 20
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Re: VaVa No. 20
Wow...nice man. My only critique is that you should really have done something about that one side not having that sweet bird's eye like the other, Really nice looking pipe.
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Re: VaVa No. 20
Wow! That's a gorgeous pipe! Nice lines and nice finish. Did you hand cut the stem?
Nice work.
Nice work.
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Re: VaVa No. 20
Very nice
It's kinda like a zulu/horn/saxophone (as you said)
It's kinda like a zulu/horn/saxophone (as you said)
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Re: VaVa No. 20
oh boy... this is nice..... like it...
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Re: VaVa No. 20
That is an absolutely fantastic pipe. The bird's eye looks like really awesome small tree roots running throughout the pipe. What a lovely stain. Can I inquire as to your methods?
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Re: VaVa No. 20
Hey, - and thanks for all comments.
Sorringowl, yes I hand cut this stem, 80% of my stem I hand cut.
BariaWorldNick. - here is the methods I use on this pipe.
The colours of stains is
1. Sanding to 320 grid
2. Two time tannins, dry to the day after.
3. Two time vinegar mix with steel wool, after I waiting two or three days.
4. Soft buffing with tripoli.
5. Light colour, if use very clear yellow be careful this can make green,
Just mix a little bit red or orange in the yellow, and this will be fine.
I use normal leather dye.
5. Carnaubu wax.
Carsten
Sorringowl, yes I hand cut this stem, 80% of my stem I hand cut.
BariaWorldNick. - here is the methods I use on this pipe.
The colours of stains is
1. Sanding to 320 grid
2. Two time tannins, dry to the day after.
3. Two time vinegar mix with steel wool, after I waiting two or three days.
4. Soft buffing with tripoli.
5. Light colour, if use very clear yellow be careful this can make green,
Just mix a little bit red or orange in the yellow, and this will be fine.
I use normal leather dye.
5. Carnaubu wax.
Carsten
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Re: VaVa No. 20
Great pipe, and look at that shine!
Re: VaVa No. 20
For me is between a Horn, and Saxo.
Greetings.
Felix
Greetings.
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