Recent content by CapeMayBen

I bought one this past summer and could not be happier about it. The construction is great, the tank is huge, and the flame is relatively wind resistant.

I have a tankard with the p-lip and enjoy it. It's nice to have something directed away from your tongue once in a while.

They're all great pipes but I have to say that the dye job on that first pipe is really out of this world.

I have a four scarves, my favorite one right now is from Stansborough, they did the cloaks that the Fellowship of the Ring wore in the Lord of the Rings movies. I've been a huge nerd for too many years to just pass that up. It has a really fantastic and interesting weave pattern but is subtle...

I actually do carve some pipes with another briar brother who goes by smg913.  We just put a website up with some of our work if anyone cares to take a look any feedback would be great. Our site is right here

Hey there, I'm in New Jersey and have been looking to join a club. Do you guys welcome new members?

Thanks Brewdude, it's a great pipe alright, she's got great taste.

I can't speak for the quality of the recently made pipes but I have to say this was just a great smoke.  I was smoking some wet aromatic out of it while walking around and had a very dry cool smoke.  It's a lighter pipe, very easy to clench but doesn't feel like it's too flimsy. This might be a...

The better half is studying abroad and gave me this Falcon that was made in England.  Smokes really, really well after a little sanding and some time on the trippoli wheel I'm really happy with how it came out.  I forgot take a picture of it before I started because I'm a fool but here she is...

What a great group of people to be so welcoming, thank you!

it's about time

Glad to be here!

Thank you sir!

Hey everybody! Really excited to get on this forum, I've been smoking pipes for about three years and attempting to make pipes for about a year with fellow board user smg913.