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Seals! Good Job! Have never tried this with a gouge. In my last video i carved a pipe with a Dremel and made a accesory box with a router. The end result was really nice. Next step is to buy a small lathe.

I do to! The recipient was also happy 😀

If you want quality you could watch my latest pipe making video :D i have improved alot since this video :)

@@HallbeamDesign Yes, this is the quality that I strive for.)

@@user-wg5fi2tr1q Great! This was my first ever video. The voiceover was done with a iPhone. Now I have bought much better equipment :)

@@HallbeamDesign I have already made about 10 smoking pipes for my friends, do you think there is any potential for trading in pipes?

If you have sold 10 pipes already you probably could start selling. Right now I only sell pipes through "word to mouth" Consider starting a business :)

Thank you!

I see that you have your own channel on TH-cam where you are doing content with smoking pipes. What are your top 3 favorite designs for a smoking pipes?

I will try myself to make one out of a dense piece of cherry, or similar wood which comes from fruit trees. It is important that its not toxic and it has to be resistent to heat. A lot of people have told me not to make one with oak, due to "toxic" properties when using it as a pipe. Hope this helps! :)

@@HallbeamDesign I made a pipe with cherry wood, it doesn't seem to be as heat resistant but maybe I didn't give the wood the right treatment 😅 It would be good to hear from you on how to properly treat wood, thanks!

Next video is releasing today. If you can, please send photos of the pipe to my instagram (Hallbeam Design) There is a way to treat you smoking pipe with active coal mixed with water or alcohol. You paint the inside of the bowl with the mixture and it becomes very resistant to heat.

Very easy solution!

Often we put limits to ourselfs. Imagine all the things you could do with a anglegrinder :)

Cant find the one i use in amazon, i would buy a set like this instead. amzn.to/3uG5gRr Otherwise you should be able to use a flapdisc to shape the body aswell :) Hope this helps!

Good for you, they are really sturdy and good looking :)

At first glance it might look like that. But they are only held up by the threaded rods into the studs behind the wall. I'm not a doctor of languages, but I would say that these are "floating" despite the fact that the sides of the pantry are very close. Will be doing one more video regarding floating shelves in the future. Hope this clears things up :) thanks for your comment!

@@HallbeamDesign Yes I meant to say they "look" like it but it just bolded my comment instead of italicised it.

I also like italicised letters, very helpful in most cases. Are you going to yo build sime floating shelves for yourself? :)

I used pocket hole screws directly into the studs. Worked great for my floating shelf under my TV.

I will try to create pipes from cherry in the future. There are a lot of different speices of wood to make them from depending on different sources. A lot of people only reccomend briar root due to some woods are containing different "bad" chemicals that will release when you light the tobacco inside. I will try to make more from briar root and cherry as i've scoured the internet. Hope this helps :)

That one and the white monster id the best right now!

More videos regarding smoking pipes are coming soon. With even simpler tools :))

@@HallbeamDesign Awesome! Thanks man

@cheekycheeseburgerbuns No worries. More info will be available on my instagram and community tab here on TH-cam tomorrow :

Great! I will soon release more videos like this :) but better

Thank you! Hope it helps!

Thank you! Hope this helps you If you are creating some floating shelves for yourself! :)

I get my briar from janzen-pfeifen.de/ I would love to create a pipe with meerschaum, I am going to create more videos regarding smoking pipes pretty soon (a lot better than this one) Going to look into how i could get my hands on some meerschaum.

Few people will have a fullgrown 200 lbs man standing on their pantry shelves. But it is possible If you build them like this :)

I hope this helps!

@@HallbeamDesign yes it helped alot, however, i am still confused whether i should buy the concealed brackets hardware or threaded rods

If you have the tools and alot of time I would make them exactly like in the video. There are some options regarding concealed brackets. They will work fine, but will probably not be as sturdy.

It is a really nice project to work on! I will be doing more of these videos soon. With more tips and methods :)

I love that you made this comment at the same time as me uploading a video on how to build a woodworking mallet! :) I wish i had some old roof beams to work with. The shelves become very sturdy with this method. I am going to install some thick shelves soon in my own house. Thank you for your comment!

With love!

Thank you! There will be more videos creating smoking pipes with simple tools.

Yes it would! As long as you drill the holes 90° straight into the brick wall behind. It will probably aslo be a stronger solution. It is a little bit harder and you might need to use a good plug och chemical plug in the wall to really secure the threaded rod into It :)

Thank you!

Think of all the projects ypu vould make with seventeen angle grinders!

😢i now own a dewalt angle grinder

Good for you! A very versatile tools with a lot of different attachments (also some very dangerous ones :D)

Thank you, did you think that this video was enough to make you want to do this yourself? :)

@@HallbeamDesign absolutely ! In any case, this gives me good ideas for getting started myself ;)

@klamoux Glad to hear that! Everyone got space for tools. Thanks for your comment!

Thanks! The snow is very calming, We still have it in the northen part now. I also think the edge became better than the live edge. I have heard that there is growing briar root in spain, have you ever heard about that? Anyways thanks for your comment! :)

I have not heard about briar root growing here in Spain, but I will check it out. I see that you manage to make pretty straight cuts handheld. It’s a challenge for me. I have a jigsaw and a circular saw. I was wondering if I should get a table saw, for true 90 degree cuts. A miter saw also could work, but mostly for cross cuts, I think. What is your experience with this? I am also thinking of buying a router… any thoughts on a first all purpose router?

A miter saw is extremely nice to have when starting more diy projects. I've owned ryobi, skil before and now I use a dewalt one. Ryobi and skil works fine, but I would go for a dewalt as it is much more precise. Making repetable 90° cuts is really nice. I can recomend the Green Bosch 1400 ACE for a good first router. It is quite large but will finish most cuts with good accuarcy. I would buy better router bits before buying a expensive router. Hope this helps. Buy yourself a miter saw and a router. You deserve it :)

@@HallbeamDesign Hi, I finally got the Bosch router you recommended... I am still not sure if I deserve the miter saw :) Actually, I am not sure if I deserve the miter saw, or a table saw ---Thanks... for your suggestion. When I have some time, I will try to do a table like this one.

@@HallbeamDesign by the way, some of the links to the products are wrong...

I also dream about square walls and edges. Made a really long floating shelf for a client a while ago for her livingroom. When I installed it we noticed that the wall itself had a bow the size of the diameter of my little finger. In a newly built house :) This also took some persuasion with a jigsaw. Thanks for your feedback!

@@HallbeamDesign That's crazy! Glad to hear it went well! Thanks again for the great content! 👍 Subscribed!

Mine are not wobbly. If yours are, you should check the holes in the studs or use a thicker threaded rod.

I will make more videos regarding the construction of smoking pipes :) Glad you enjoyed this one :)

It is possible make this with just a circular saw! I will take a little bit longer and you need something to use as a guide for the circular saw. It is not visible in the video buy the sides of the pantry are not square either. About 5/16 difference.

I really hope so! It is still my favorite power tool :) Good for you i hope you will have a lot of use for it.

I bought mine at janzen-pfeifen.de/ There are a lot of different suppliers. Quite expensive but really worth it :)

Thank you, i'm glad that this honest style fit so many new viewers :) I think it was about 45mm. Which is the maximum length i could do it. As you can se in the end of the video it is important to check the length of the threaded rods before you send them into the studs ;)

Thank you, there will be more in the future!

The door is really nice. It is a custom order for this pantry. Price was about 900 dollars. Will probably be much cheaper If you get one with a standardised size. You should be able to order one at a glass door company. The pantry became really nice :)

Thanks, I have produced more videos aswell with a "how to" theme :)

Helt rätt. Swenglish i sin renaste form :)

Yes, wont be as long until the next one! Självklart, kaffe med socker inomhus. Cirka var tjugonde minut på grund på grund av kylan. Var väldigt dumkärv och körde utan dunjacka (allt för tittarna)

Very

Try to make a 90 degree drill jig that I made in the video :) If that is not possible you can buy one on amazon or similar places för about 25 dollars. :)

I find it important to give the viewer the right impression If they are going to create this themselves. So they will know what the end result will be :)

Good question! The owner had to char it or as we say "röka in" the smoking pipe. I have seen it a few weeks ago and it looks really good on both the outside and inside. It will need some more carnauba wax though as it is hard to apply a fair amount with the anglegrinder :)

Thank you for taking your time and telling me this. This is the purpose of this video, I want to show people that you dont need nice tools to create things. I wish you good luck! And if you want you could send pictures to me of your creations to my instagram (hallbeamdesign) or massage me If you have any questions :)

Good for you!

Excellent! I'm happy that this video was enough to help! :) I'm going to install some live edge shelves myself soon. Brick walls are very sturdy and are perfect for this type of build. Did you use any fasteners in the wall or did you just insert the threaded rods?

I wound two layers of paper tape around the rods and hammered them gently in. Very snug fit. Have posted it on Instagram and tagged you 😊

It is very satisfying. Here are a list of the tools you need (same things as i use in this video, these are affiliate links so if you buy anything from these links after you have clicked on them, you will support my channel. Even if you buy something else after clicking the links) Vice: amzn.to/48IZZYD Angle Grinder: amzn.to/3OdpIQw Angle grinder discs: amzn.to/3HuJe7k Orbital Sander: amzn.to/3Sb2UlM Sandpaper: amzn.to/47QA2oH Files: amzn.to/4bdwUpU Cordless drill: amzn.to/4b7auGH Wood drill bits: amzn.to/42sNCO5 Spade drill bits: amzn.to/4b9tvYS Handsaw: amzn.to/47T60Au Carnauba wax: amzn.to/4b7FoyF Wood stain: amzn.to/3tXcssB Pipe stems: amzn.to/48Nx6KA Briar root: shop.janzen-pfeifen.de/en/product-category/holz/briar/ Hope this helps! Good luck with your new hobby/business :) If you have any more questions please message me or comment on my videos, i answer to all my comments :)