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  1. L

    Olive Wood for Pipes

    Very nice so fare i love the olive pipe i made does not get hot smokes well so fari like volcanite more find it comfortable but i love the look of acrylic steams i tend to flip between volcanite and acrylic when i make my pipes
  2. L

    Olive Wood for Pipes

    No problem i make briar pipes as well
  3. L

    Olive Wood for Pipes

    Soon i will have some pipes on my website. Right now ive been selling my pipes in a small store in fortdavice texas. What material are you thinking of having in your pipe? I have 2 blocks high grade briar. A couple blocks of morta and olive wood. Do you prefer volcanite or acrylic Stems? I have...
  4. L

    Olive Wood for Pipes

    Thank you! I try to keep all my pipes Unique works of art, but Functions as well. Im pretty picky when it comes to pipe making if im not satisfied with the shape or if it does not smoke well i wont sell it.
  5. L

    Olive Wood for Pipes

    Thank you very much for the advice! My first olive wood pipe that im still working on, i could not wait to smoke it so i did. So far it smokes fantastic no heating problems. It gives off a pleasant olive smell and gives a sweet flavor to my tobacco. Maybe it will be one that i keep smoke the...
  6. L

    Olive Wood for Pipes

    Hahaha not sure if they make 30' pipe cleaners but the pipe is on the pipe stand in the pic heres the pipe its self i made this pipe for a chef of the Navajo nation the bear was his spirit animal why i carved a bear on top made the stand to look like Canyon formation to go with the bear and the...
  7. L

    Olive Wood for Pipes

    I will agree with you on that ive started carving an olive wood pipe its a beautiful wood to turn and sand it feel just as hard as briar so far its taking about the same time to take to make a briar pipe i smoked the olive pipe today it smoked fantastic i only had to light the pipe once and...
  8. L

    Olive Wood for Pipes

    Oh very nice my work shop is in springtown alot of it is for the labor but i love to use rare expensive hard wood on the mounts tend to take a lot of time care in my pipes sand from 80 to 3000 soon up to 5000 then buffed and polished once finished i smoke the pipe to see if its to my...
  9. L

    Olive Wood for Pipes

  10. L

    Olive Wood for Pipes

    Thank you for the info! Yes it is i bought a few olive blocks they were $15 per block. The briar i buy is ushaly $35 and higher.
  11. L

    Olive Wood for Pipes

    Thank you very much
  12. L

    Olive Wood for Pipes

    Hello to all! Im a legally blind pipe maker in the DFW area in texas. Ive been making pipes for 2 years now and have had good feedback on my pipes. Ive used briar, morta and even Catlinite stone/ native American pipe stone, but now i want to make olive pipes as well. I ushaly do not sell my...
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