Show off Your Corn Cobs Here!

[thesmokingtexan]

Got this MM Cob at CVS on clearnance for 1.72

 

[cobguy]

Wow ... this thread makes my cheeks hurt from grinning! :mrgreen:
Here's a new OD Cob with matching Cob tamper:

 

[smeigs]

some photos of the cobs I make. Came out pretty good. They dont last longer than about 20 smokes usually but they smoke great, with great flavor and they are all natural.

 

[bphilli75]

Wow there are some great looking cobs on this thread! I have a few that are just standard modern fare, but this one is a little different. I put a Pony Express stem on my Patriot to make a sort of nosewarmer of it. This is my, fewest needed relights, pipe. I love it.

 

[apiperisdown]

Most of my cobs and their new home. Just received the new new churchwarden Forever Stem on the Patriot from Walker Briar Works. It's the 7th stem I've had Dave make and couldn't be happier with it.

 

[clangillespie]

My Missouri Meerschaum's


My Favorite Cob

 

[joshb83]

After seeing all these, I think I'll finally break for a cob, you guys have broke me! :worship:

 

[leacha]

This cob belongs to a member from another forum. I love the look of well used cobs and I'm working on my own.

Here's a couple I'm going to work on this year.

 

[okiescout]

Started to say how much I was impressed with the jaw76"s R. Santia custom, and bentmikes's Little Pony, and then it just got out of hand. Some really great cobs everybody!

 

[brass]

This thread inspired me to commission a custom cob from R. Santia and led to an article I authored, published here at Pipes Magazine:
http://pipesmagazine.com/blog/pipe-reviews-pipe-makers/the-story-of-a-custom-cob/
After re-reading this thread, I was reminded of where my interest in cobs was re-ignited, if you'll pardon the pun. Here are a couple from R. Santia.


I also own a Tuxedo I got from Dave over at walkerbriarworks.com. Mine is second from bottom.

Before I acquire any more pipes, cobs or otherwise, I need to recover from some recent PAD and TAD attacks. In the meantime, I have to figure out where to store what I have. My wife isn't happy with the idea of hanging pegboard on the porch wall . . .
Pax

 

[bphilli75]

I further modified the Patriot I pictured above, and this is the result. I just didn't like the shape of the top on the bowl.

 

[jakecobb]

 

[didimauw]

I can't believe I haven't posted this pipe in this thread...what's wrong with me???
THE LEGEND...

 

[Chasing Embers]

Some of mine.

 

[dragospiper]

Because of all these great posts and lovely pics of corn cob pipes, now I want to get one for myself. Do you guys recommend I get one? I heard they're only several dollars and are great smokers!

 

[jakecobb]

I would definitely recommend them, great value with minimum maintenance. The only problem one might have would be a misaligned shank, and that can be remedied with pipe mud.

 

[jakecobb]

MM CG, 2nd pipe owned. QAI 2. I was wrong about having swapped the stem on this one, it came off the Rob Roy - nobody cares. :roll:

 

[agnosticpipe]

Here's my favorite out the 6 cobs I own. A patent era Dunhill cob. No, Dunhill did not make this pipe, I made it from an old Dunhill that had a totally burned out and broken bowl.

I know that some of you here have seen this pipe before, but I figured it belonged on this thread. I gotta say, this is one of the nicest smoking pipes I've got whether it's a MM cob or a Dunhill. Best of both worlds, great smoking bowl and a great stem/button.
Before:

After:

 

[aldecaker]

Orley, that thing is awesome! Makes me wish I had a trashed bowl with a good shank and stem kicking around. I got a feelin' one of my briar pipes might get sacrificed soon.

 

[pagan]

My MM Legend hard at work