Yeah I’ve been tempted to buy the 86 several times but I think the pipe is just too short (for once).I would if it were me who owned it! Somewhere on here @georged has a line up of a bunch of Pete’s he restemmed into smoking machines. I think they may have been the Antique series.
You should check out the Peterson natural outdoors series if you haven’t already bro
It’s a 106, so it’s a massive pipe.Yeah I’ve been tempted to buy the 86 several times but I think the pipe is just too short (for once).
But I think there’s something about the length of the shank that’s really catching my eye on that one he did. He mentions in the original post that if the shank were a quarter inch longer it would've been spot on for a lovat so it must be the fact that it’s "not quite right" that’s doing it for me.
Do it and then make one for me and then 6 for Ash!It’s a 106, so it’s a massive pipe.
Here’s a a 106 compared to a 53 both PR. The 53 shank is almost exactly .25” longer than the 106.
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I kinda want to put a short saddle bit on this 106 now.
Happy and sad news
Can you just tell me that I can buy this pipe from you instead?
That GBD is a real beauty! I really like that Gigi, too.GBD New Era Canadian
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Kaywoodie Super Grain 4 digit LovatView attachment 267227
Kaywoodie 4 digit Thorn Canadian
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Gigi Liberty Canadian Lumberman
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Savinelli Sigla plateau top Dublin
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Heritage (Kaywoodie) Canadian
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The rusticated rust Canadian at the top is outstanding.
Nice pipes all , was expecting to see more Scottie's on this thread those pencil shanks are so impressiveA few more.
A Scottie Piersel bamboo Lovat
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A Blue Room Briars (Jesse Jones) Canadian
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A couple of turn of the century meer cuttys.View attachment 267316
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Doug made this pipe for me.Here's a large bulldog I'm working on.
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Doug made this pipe for me. He did a great job and the pipe smokes beautifully. Don't hesitate to try a Finlay.Here's a large bulldog I'm working on.
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me thinks it makes a most elegant smoking instrumentI recently got into my dealings with turning this cheap, stinking, Wally Frank pipe into a Churchwarden. OK, it doesn't now have a short stem, but it does have the long shank. It might be odd looking, but it made a nice functional churchwarden for sitting down with an old book.