Canadian "Lemmy"

[maxmil]

Eddie Constantine was an actor born in the United States but developed her career film actor in France. He played secret agent Lemmy Caution in a series of six films last, he was already very old, titled "Alphaville, une aventure étrange Lemmy Caution". I pass very well, in my youth, seeing their police adventures. At this actor I dedicate this pipe.
Best regards.
Félix

Eddie Constantine fue un actor nacido en Estados Unidos pero que desarrollo su carrera de actor cinematográfico en Francia. Interpretó al agente secreto Lemmy Caution en una serie de seis películas la última, ya estaba muy mayor, titulada "Alphaville, une étrange aventure de Lemmy Caution". Yo lo pase muy bien, en mi juventud, viendo sus peripecias policíacas. A este actor le dedico esta pipa.
Saludos.
Félix

[cmcclarney]

Stunning! I'm not smart enough to know if it's normal to the shape, but I really like the flat ridge on the bottom. Also, I can't even imagine trying to accurately carve such a thin long shank!

My opinion's not worth much, because I have no idea what I'm talking about... but in my very humble opinion... well done!

EDIT: I just realized you probably use a lathe to form the shank. I'm an idiot. I forget you guys are actual pipe makers... I was imagining everyone sitting on their back porches with files and sand paper like me. HA!

[maxmil]

Thanks for the comment.
Do not use around; these are my tools:

http://pipasmasso.blogspot.com.es/searc ... rramientas

Best regards.
Félix

Gracias por el comentario.
No utilizo torno; estas son mis herramientas:

http://pipasmasso.blogspot.com.es/searc ... rramientas

Saludos.
Félix

[Joe Hinkle Pipes]

Translating English to english, I think he is saying he doesnt use a lathe. Which is pretty amazing.

[maxmil]

No I do not use a lathe; I use only the view.
Thanks for the clarification.
Best regards.
Félix

Translating English to english, I think he is saying he doesnt use a lathe. Which is pretty amazing.

[maxmil]

Thanks for the comment.
Do not use a lathe; these are my tools:

http://pipasmasso.blogspot.com.es/searc ... rramientas

Best regards.
Félix

Gracias por el comentario.
No utilizo torno; estas son mis herramientas:

http://pipasmasso.blogspot.com.es/searc ... rramientas

Saludos.
Félix

[pipedreamer]

As usual, Magnificent and thanks for sharing
, John.

[maxmil]

Thank you very much, John.
Best regards.
Félix

As usual, Magnificent and thanks for sharing
, John.

[JMG]

Beautiful pipe, Felix. I think I would like the stem more if the taper began closer to the shank, but still a lovely pipe.

[cmcclarney]

Thanks for the comment.
Do not use around; these are my tools:

http://pipasmasso.blogspot.com.es/searc ... rramientas

Best regards.
Félix

Gracias por el comentario.
No utilizo torno; estas son mis herramientas:

http://pipasmasso.blogspot.com.es/searc ... rramientas

Saludos.
Félix

That's just incredible!

[BrianMadsen]

Beautiful pipe, Felix. I think I would like the stem more if the taper began closer to the shank, but still a lovely pipe.

This. The stem looks bulgy. It would be very elegant with a better taper. Other than that, great looking pipe!

[Charl]

Ditto on the stem! But I wouldn't say no to a pipe like that at all! Nicely done

[maxmil]

If you say so...
Best regards.
Félix

Beautiful pipe, Felix. I think I would like the stem more if the taper began closer to the shank, but still a lovely pipe.

This. The stem looks bulgy. It would be very elegant with a better taper. Other than that, great looking pipe!

[maxmil]

Thank you very much.
Best regards.
Félix

Ditto on the stem! But I wouldn't say no to a pipe like that at all! Nicely done