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<blockquote data-quote="sterling_archer" data-source="post: 119743" data-attributes="member: 11955">My hobby is working with wood and steel. And of course I wanted to make pipe. My first pipe was not good enough to be smoked because of the wooden stem. Stem was pierced with hot wire and that burned inside made taste awful. But it looks pretty good for a first pipe I made. It is a churchwarden type (I like LOTR).So for the next one (I am currently drying and seasoning ash wood for it) I plan to order preworked bent long stems from ebay or amazon. They are made from materials such as vulcanite.Unfortunately I don't have access nor money to buy and experiment with briar which is best wood for pipes.Comte, what are your experiences with pipes, which do you got, I am really interested and I am pleasantly surprised someone on this forum talks about pipes.P.S.I agree on cigs thing, same as me, just a &quot;social smoker&quot;.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sterling_archer, post: 119743, member: 11955"] My hobby is working with wood and steel. And of course I wanted to make pipe. My first pipe was not good enough to be smoked because of the wooden stem. Stem was pierced with hot wire and that burned inside made taste awful. But it looks pretty good for a first pipe I made. It is a churchwarden type (I like LOTR). So for the next one (I am currently drying and seasoning ash wood for it) I plan to order preworked bent long stems from ebay or amazon. They are made from materials such as vulcanite. Unfortunately I don't have access nor money to buy and experiment with briar which is best wood for pipes. Comte, what are your experiences with pipes, which do you got, I am really interested and I am pleasantly surprised someone on this forum talks about pipes. P.S. I agree on cigs thing, same as me, just a "social smoker". [/QUOTE]

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