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buckeye

Part of the Furniture Now
Nov 16, 2010
925
8
Hows it look

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buckeye

Part of the Furniture Now
Nov 16, 2010
925
8
Thanks,I used a wood carving chisel on it.trying to get a chunkier

look.took a little while to get use to the chisel.

Mike that is a ferrule.i chipped a piece of the briar off and had to

glue it back on.that`s my repair.

 

tslex

Lifer
Jun 23, 2011
1,482
13
That is outstanding.
As noted above, I have a Brebbia that looks not unlike that.
I simply love that style of rustication -- sharp edges, deep crags.

 

jship079

Can't Leave
Oct 17, 2010
457
2
Man you really are getting much better! I remember your first pipes they were nice but these blow them away

 

mattmars

Starting to Get Obsessed
Sep 13, 2011
166
0
That's a beautiful coal looking rustication. Hey! I've been bad. It should be in my stocking this year!

 

clanobucklin

Part of the Furniture Now
Jan 19, 2010
947
0
Love the rustication - beautiful work. I think rusticated pipes are some of my favorite finishes - even over smooth grain. There is something about the "roughness in the hand feel" that is wonderful in the hand while smoking.

 
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