Can't Pay $400 For A Dog Turd

[allan]

Welcome, wyldcard to the forum
Look forward to your pics when you figure out how to do it
I never found it to be easy.
Good luck!

 

[scrapyardape]

Ok... no pipe, and I mean NO PIPE is worth 13 grand. Period. End of story. Move along. Nothing more to see here.

 

[Strike Anywhere]

Mine is not as large as far as the ridges running up it go but trust me once you get it your hand you would appreciate the work that went into making it.

Wait, what are we talking about again? I apologize, I got confused.

 

[scrapyardape]

HAHAHAHAHA @TAB
Well... that escalated quickly. :wink:

 

[fnord]

Wyldcard:
I missed this burner from Nording the first time around but I'll throw in with you.
I like it and I bet it's a superb burner. Would I pay that kind of kale for it? Never. But I'm an unabashed enthusiast for most pipes Danish and I bet this beast would smoke the hell out of my nightly piles of DH Nightcap.
Thanks for bringing this back around, pal.
Fnord

 

[durham270]

I thought it was ugly until the seller told me it was a great pipe!
I sure have to go along with you on this! It isn't the best looking pipe I've ever seen but let me just say I have seen worse. It really is one of a kind, that's for sure.

 

[mso489]

I think carvers have to try some far-out shapes and textures to come up with really good and original pipes,

and not just march out the shapes we all know and love from the 1920's, so they do some pipes that are not

universally appealing, or really that attractive to anyone other than themselves. But that is necessary in some

sense to get to the good ones. Also, one man's trash is another's treasure, and someone might find even this

pipe unique and interesting, even though I can't see it.