Some Recent Pipes Off The Bench

[clickklick]

 

[mso489]

Nice array and variety. I like the wildness of the purple stem volcano. Also the massive horn, and that imposing stack/billiard. Might be interesting to generate some of that vitality around smaller clencher type pipes, although the big ones definitely have presence.

 

[clickklick]

Thanks mso. Yeah I've been on a giant kick lately. They take a lot of work but I can't complain, as I am happy with how things are coming along.

 

[mso489]

Yeah, and those big bowls provide a good long smoke, or a series of smokes without repacking. I think you have a good personal style of pipe carving going.

 

[kanse]

The last pipe, the one in black, it's absolutely stunning.

 

[tbradsim1]

They are all great, but the 1st one the Big Billard is talking to me.

 

[monty55]

Outstanding!
I like them all!

 

[klause]

Adam, those are absolutely wonderful - and the blasting is quite superb.
Bravo!
Your progress in your craft is a pleasure to observe and with every one of your new pipes I wish I had 'just one more' pipe in my collection.
While all 4 are beautiful, the second one really catches my eye - superb.

 

[dixie]

These are all just beautiful!

 

[jpmcwjr]

Good work!!
This one also talks to me:

 

[dulgunz]

Dam those are nice my friend, and that billard is smoking!!

 

[clickklick]

Thanks for the kind words!

 

[snoopy311]

@Click, you make some beautiful pipes. Keep up the good work my friend. Smoke on...

 

[ophiuchus]

They just keep getting better and better ... :clap:

 

[ltstone]

Wow that rustication is great! I really like it on the last pipe.

 

[bonanzadriver]

Beautiful work Click.
Can't even begin to imagine how much work that is. I know how much I enjoy restoring/ refurbing esate pipes and am looking forward to trying my hand and crafting one myself.
I think my son and I will attend the pipe making workshop in Raleigh next month the day before the TAPS Pipe & Tobacco Expo.