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Mate, could you send a link or describe the oil and wax/resin you use to “cake” the pipe to make it smokable?

Wow great job

I love your understated sense of humor. 8-)

Beautiful pipe, reminds me of a chanterelle mushroom

Excellent all around. People can be crude. But you are amazing.!! Thanks for your hard work dedication and transparency on this subject.

I like that you talk throughout the entire video because you're teaching us a lot of useful things. Thanks for the video! I'm a beginner in pipe making, and I don't even smoke, but the pipes can be so beautiful that I consider them a form of art.

I am blessed to have acres of oak, cherry and other trees. I've always wanted to make my own pipe, but alas, I haven't the time. Thank you for this video!

Beautiful pipe and really inspiring video! Keep up the great work! 💯

Excellent video. I appreciate you not having music in the background, its a real turn off. Your English is excellent, better then half of those in America. 😉 . Your talking through the video is fine, i like when people explain the process, tips and tricks also. Thank you for the video. Subscribed

Great video. It makes me want to give this a try and I am. I probably shouldn't use briar wood to practice due to it's expense. Can you recommend a good practice wood that I could use before using briar?

Thank you for the hard work!

I think your English is awesome man! keep up the good work.

Brass is always class ,,I'm enjoying your videos,,, it's inspiring me to start on another one,, this pipe was awesome and the kit takes it to the next level,,,,nice dremel set

10:50 you speak the perfect amount, as I have a very strong desire to make pipes as well, and all of the knowledge you bring helps me save myself from obvious mistakes I could make in the future. for me this is hyper instructional information not entertainment, and if you ask me, you could even talk more. and your English is excellent, don't let them make you second guess yourself.. Love what you do, keep it going!

2:39 where do you get your stems?

Nice, nice, very nice. However you can make it yourself. Just google WoodPrix and learn how to do it easily.

Awesome video,,I just started making pipes 2 months ago and made to 2 videos,,, and after watching you work,,it has I'm spared to up my game,,,, thank for your inspiration,,,,🎷

Great job on the pipe I am new to pipe smoking and I would like to make my own pipes someday. You do a great job of narrating your videos.

Please make more pipes they’re so cool

I am glad to have found your channel🎉 I am a novice pipemaker myself and learning quickly...I enjoy making things in my shop too, pipe stands too😊 Love the detail in your videos and I understand perfectly❤ I used to be active on YTPC however the strange comments from others once you show pipemaking, too many opinions😊 I am very active on IG though. Looking forward to more on your channel🎉 Cheers from Vancouver Island BC Canada

Nice. How you say and write tobacco pipe? Mm paper?

Finally. A video that actually shows the pipe making process from start to finish. Great job. Also, I heard a wire brush works well to remove bark from the top but I haven't tried it. Might be worth a shot.

Your videos are great just as they are. Thank you for showing the process

a cozy relaxing 17mins , thank you <3

I think it may be more ideal to use a forstner bit for the tobacco hole

Excellent build , think that’s inspired my next project

I just found this channel and i love it. You explain the process well. Your vocal tempo is constant and steady. Even with your accent (sorry i am american and some accents can be difficult to understand) your speaking voice is very easy to understand and clear.

How big did you make the head of mallet?

🤣"So I can learn how to identify those people from a distance so I don't have to meet such a person." Great video! Thank you!

The one and only thing I think you really could have done better, is the box. It's way to thick and large for it's content, there is plenty of material you could and probably should had removed. The end grain isn't oriented in a way where it looks good, often it's a good idea to match the grain up so everything is as mirrored as possible. The best way to do this sort of box in my personal opinion would have had been to cut everything in to thinner boards. avoiding visible endgrain on the outside by cutting all endgrain corners in to angles so you would have only had stright grain on all sides. And then perhaps used the endgrain as one can see in the video, cut in to a large amount of smaller squares, and then made a custom lid out of it. Using the half moon shape of the endgrain and make it in to snake shapes could have made this box look significantly more luxurious. I hope you understand what i'm trying to say, because i'm shit at explaining things in text. Kinda wish youtube would allow pictures so i could post somthing showing what i mean. You also left a lot of tool marks on the inside of the box, that should had been removed. The placement of the locking mecanism is also not a werry good place astethicly. And it would have had been a good idea to either put legs on the box or at the werry least some felt pads on the bottom of the box. That way it's less likely to both be scratched, or to scratch any thing it's put upon. Other than that you did a good job. We all whom work with our hands and are creative, learn new things every day. We all have our streangths and weaknesses. Mine are motivation and perfectionism. I werry easly lose all motivation for stuff, and wont stop judging the hell out of everything i make to the point where a lot of it ends up in a trash bin.

I enjoy pipe making videos. This was a good one.

Your nails are on fleek.

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Very simple design and good job demonstrating that anyone can do this. This isn't going to come out perfectly, but not every build needs to be made from walnut slabs with integrated LED lighting.

Nice work.

Ok - you have inspired me! ✌🏻🎨☕️

What compressor do you have for the nail gunner?

Bro the inside edges of that box are a bit dodgy... Good video though 👍

where do you get your briarwood from? Is there a specific website? Thanks for the video!

I enjoy your video style very much.

I find that your English is very understandable, and seems fluent.

I hope you don’t change a thing about your videos. I enjoy them immensely. I might even try to build a bench!

That was a lovely video. Can I suggest that if you rout the recess for the tobacco tin to the same depth as the tin, you add a 'thumb notch' recess in the wood to help with getting a grip on the tin to lift it out. :)

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I like the saw you used to cut the material. 🙂

Amazing looking pipe, I don't pipe smoke, but I really appreciate the craft!

Well done sir! Thank you for showing us how you made such a lovely pipe and box!

Bro your English is perfect dont worry. Great vid