I was inspired by some of the pictures of peoples smoking rooms so I made this fellow out of some salvaged oak I had in the basement.
My New Pipe Rack
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I'm in the middle of building one, got over 300 pipes to house, yours looks great, you might have to add on another shelf soon. 
Yes, thanks for the comments. I made do with what I had in the house. I glued on little wood pads for dividers. I dont have a hole saw good enough to go through oak. I left the top open for new additions. These are all with Acrylic stems. The ebonite pipes stay where its not so light. I dont enjoy toiling away at oxidation.I'm in the middle of building one, got over 300 pipes to house, yours looks great, you might have to add on another shelf soon.
I really like it! Home Depot sells mill work wood trim strips for very inexpensive. I’ve added them to some shelving and it really makes any project pop! Excellent job!
That printer is taking up valuable pipe and bacco space!
@bayareabriar yes the printer takes up space but it prints postage for my business so I can buy pipes and tobacco!
Nice work...and collection! As an aside, how do you like your Brother printer? (I'm in the market for a new printer)...thx
Thanks Bang. Its just fine as a printer. It prints, copies, faxes, scans. It can print both sides of the page but I dont know how. The manual was in French and I just didnt care to bother. Check toner prices on what you buy. That is what costs in the long run.
@bayareabriar You were right. The printer needs to move. Now its a smoke section of the office. On top are the go-to blends. Others in the closet and below.
Nice work! When I try to make something, it ends up like on tv when they put a cup on the new table and the table falls over.
