Finally Finished the Freehand
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that is awesome 
I was going to purchase a block Nording had on Pipesandcigars, but was too slow and it's gone now. Does anyone know where I can get one from another site perhaps?
I was going to purchase a block Nording had on Pipesandcigars, but was too slow and it's gone now. Does anyone know where I can get one from another site perhaps?
Great job. I've been wanting to make a pipe from petrified wood. Did you need special tool? I heard the wood is very hard and creates problems with regular tools. Someone on the forum commented that on the lathe, all they got was smoke, no cutting.
Great job. The flame grain on that is magnificent. I really love that stem as well. I'm a sucker for unique stems.
Troutface, disregard my questions above. I reread the post and you didn't use a petrified block. Poor reading on my part. Anyway beautiful pipe, I love the grain.
Great flame. Love the design. Pipe has character and class. May it bring years of great smoking to you.
Thank you all for the very kind words. I wish I were a better photographer as the pipe is nicer in hand than in the photo. Simeon also blasted another pipe for me and is putting a stem on it this week. I'll get it back Thursday at the pipe club meeting and will post photos. If you haven't heard of Simeon Turner please take a look at his very fine pipes on our sponsors' sites. Thanks again !
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