Carving A So So Briar

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pentangle

Part of the Furniture Now
Jan 21, 2011
548
1
Genova-Italy
Yesterday I dedided to carve a pipe from a block of briar that was not good enough fot my taste.It was misplaced in a corner. What could do without wasting time?Symply making an unusual shape for me.Decided for something like a Danish pipe and started carving.This morning finished that.Still don't like the briar but the shape and stem aren't bad

Maurizio
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eaglerico

Lifer
Jan 8, 2011
1,134
1
I like this way better then your other pipes, and I really like your other pipes. This is much more my taste.

 

romeowood

Lifer
Jan 1, 2011
1,942
155
The Interwebs
Hmm, not up to standard with your other pipes, Maurizio. I think you should send it to me to be disposed of properly :D

Brilliant as always :worship:

 

buckeye

Part of the Furniture Now
Nov 16, 2010
925
8
Looks great.rusticate the whole pipe if the grain is not what you like.

 

yuri66

Starting to Get Obsessed
Nov 17, 2010
287
0
Maurizio what's not to like????? Nice work of art and I like the grain too....

 
Jun 26, 2011
2,011
2
Pacific Northwest USA
I can see where you may not care for the grain orientation on this one, especially when compared to the other pipes you've shown us. But the rest of the thing, shape, flow, balance, and particularly the rim and shank with the the plateau left in place? rustication?, hella fine "wasted time"!

 

sherlock

Can't Leave
Aug 21, 2011
464
6
This a very nice pipe, I could see how you might not like the grain, but it was hardly a waste of time.

 
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