a few of my latest

[the rev]

most of these sold, one is available but this is more show and tell than a sales thread:

hope you enjoy

rev

 

[Clay]

Beautiful! I love the 4th one down.

 

[pepesdad1]

You've been busy...beautiful work, Rev....yeah, that fourth one is a stunner.

Fine work! All look like winners.

 

[alandadp]

Rev, you're really good at this pipe-making mallarky now.
Love Number 3, looks like it's made for someone with fat hands like me.
Keep up the excellent work.

 

[Kyle Weiss]

Nailing those classics.

8)

 

[the rev]

Thanks guys

rev

 

[Brewdude]

Rev

All are fantastic but my pick of the litter is-

Mega great!

:sunny:


Cheers,

RR

 

[RDPipes]

Rev

All are fantastic but my pick of the litter is-

Mega great!

:sunny:


Cheers,

RR

It seems we have the same eye my friend, that's a Got a Have BD!
A real beauty Rev!

 

[the rev]

Yeah that was one of the first to go

John

 

[juanmedusa]

13245. That's the order I'd put them in my pocket if you weren't looking. If I were to do that sort of thing. Honestly I think they're all really cool. One question. Can you explain to me on the second pipe how the stem meets the shank. I see that attractive piece in there like an extra design element but not really a band. How does that work? Would that come off with the stem? Does the stem come out of it? I have no pipe like that.

 

[the rev]

it is a stem accent. If you think about it for a little while you can figure out how its done. Its called a split stem and its my first

rev

 

[juanmedusa]

Ah yes. I have now done the research. The split stem was a little harder to come across. Pipedia actually has a tutorial of sorts on the standard variety. Quite cool stuff, Rev. Thanks.

 

[i.keenum]

That red apple with the fat bamboo chamber is awesome looking. How'd you connect it to the stummel?

 

[the rev]

That red apple with the fat bamboo chamber is awesome looking. How'd you connect it to the stummel?

Sleeved the bamboo with briar then used delrin to attach it

rev

 

[puros_bran]

Number 2/4/5 are all right up my ally and sweet as ever guy. Pretty nifty work you did there.

Happy Thanksgiving Brother.

 

[the rev]

Thanks man you too

rev

 

[i.keenum]

Your work is consistently getting better and better. The canted bulldog/dublin reminds me a lot of some of rad davis's pipes did you take influence from any particular pipe for that one ?  

Reminds me alot of some I have seen by him like this:

What's it been two years since you started? Going from first pipe to making pipes that high quality is quite a feat brother.

 

[the rev]

Your work is consistently getting better and better. The canted bulldog/dublin reminds me a lot of some of rad davis's pipes did you take influence from any particular pipe for that one ?  

Reminds me alot of some I have seen by him like this:

What's it been two years since you started? Going from first pipe to making pipes that high quality is quite a feat brother.

I had a Geiger pipe in the back of my head as I made that one. But thanks so much for your kind words. I have worked hard the last two years to grow in my skill. Still have a long way to go

Rev