Show Off Your Sandblasts Here

[saltedplug]

Beautiful work!

 

[jpmcwjr]

Castello Sea Rock

 

[piffyr]

A collab project between my buddy Carl Purdy and I. Carl did the blast work.

The man's got skill!

 

[ssjones]

@jpm...Sea Rock's are rusticated, but nice!

 

[philobeddoe]

Piffyr, that pipe looks like the surface of Mars! :worship:

 

[piffyr]

Piffyr, that pipe looks like the surface of Mars!

We've come for your women!

 

[georged]

 

[Chasing Embers]

What year is that one George?

 

[georged]

1962
The year of American Graffiti 8)

 

[Chasing Embers]

Lovely billiard, and love that movie! :clap:

 

[danielplainview]

Everything since my last post....

 

[usrkain47]

One of my favorite blasts from my collection. Odd for me as I tend to lean towards deep and craggy. This old gal's grain is beautifully highlighted by this crisp blast. I can't take credit for the photography as the excellent gentleman I bought her from took them. I unfortunately do not a place with such good lighting. 1979 Dunhill 31083. Unfortunately they did not blow up as much as I thought they would.

 

[clickklick]

 

[phantomwolf]

Incredible pipes.
@clickklick Did you craft these pipes? Some very unique pieces. I love them.

 

[clickklick]

Hey phantom, thank you! Yes all of those are pipes that I blasted.

 

[bluegrassbrian]

 

[seacaptain]

This is in the top 10 most beautiful pipes I've ever seen. Yes, I'm a big Savinelli fan.

 

[skaukatt]

My birth year 1961 Dunhill Tanshell Ring Grain 120, perhaps it even qualifies as a "Shilling".
I have many exceptional blasts but this one is probably the most dramatic, the photo does not do it justice.

 

[leatherman]

Some exceptional pipes in this thread. Here is my humble Chacom sandblasted dublin.

 

[dunstanhillwell62]

So many amazing sandblasts.

This is the best I can do.

A Stanwell Bijou no. 27 and a Stanwell Sterling no. 53.

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