Wooden pipe

the best part of a tree to use is the part that sometimes you'll see that looks like a freaking tumor on the tree. if you can cut a tree down and hack that part of it off, it'll give some beautiful wood to make a pipe with and it is EXTREMELY hard.


i see your already done, so this is just an FYI for future wood pipe makers.

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Originally Posted by cronking420

Your Pipe looks real nice....how long did it take you to make the whole thing?
Does that pipe hit well.....do you get realy stoned smoking out of it?:stoned:

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it took me three days, mainly because I needed a vehicle to get the feathers, beads and leather and I didn't want my father to know about it. Also this pipe is for tobaco I'm gonna make another in the same style for weed so I can use this pipe in public :smokin:

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Originally Posted by Nochowderforyou

May I ask how you made the hole for the long stem piece in your first picture that you posted on this thread?

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After doing some research I found out how native americans used to do it.
1) Take an easily spilt-able wood,such as maple, clean it of the bark if you wish first
2) Next use a thin sharp knife, I used a razor blade, and start at one end begin working it down, splitting it as close to the center as you can to the center
3) Take the now two halves and carve a channel down the center of each but not so large the sides no longer fit together
4)Now glue/lash the two halves together, use a very small amount of glue, I kept the helmp string on until the glue dried, later I wrapped the stem in wet leather lace tightley as to help hold it together (as leather dries it tightens up)

nice man, glad it came out like that. it looks sick

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Originally Posted by hello3pat

After doing some research I found out how native americans used to do it.
1) Take an easily spilt-able wood,such as maple, clean it of the bark if you wish first
2) Next use a thin sharp knife, I used a razor blade, and start at one end begin working it down, splitting it as close to the center as you can to the center
3) Take the now two halves and carve a channel down the center of each but not so large the sides no longer fit together
4)Now glue/lash the two halves together, use a very small amount of glue, I kept the helmp string on until the glue dried, later I wrapped the stem in wet leather lace tightley as to help hold it together (as leather dries it tightens up)

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Oh I see now. I've always wondered now pipe makers make such long holes for their stem pieces. Thanks for the info. :thumbsup: I may have to to try this sometime.

how does it hit?

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Originally Posted by Nochowderforyou

Oh I see now. I've always wondered now pipe makers make such long holes for their stem pieces. Thanks for the info. :thumbsup: I may have to to try this sometime.

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You're welcome, glad I could help:jointsmile:

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Originally Posted by rtafts

how does it hit?

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Haven't had the chance to smoke out of it yet

sorry if u already said this but whered u get the bowl for the pipe

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Originally Posted by jaGerbom

sorry if u already said this but whered u get the bowl for the pipe

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A peice of oak out of our firewood pile