L❤❤ks great.

Wow!! nice and excelent...

I want that beautifully restored pipe! But I say that about all the pipes you expertly restore

Great job, even better video. Thank you, much appreciate your work and dedication towards educating us humble students 🙏🏼

Number for southland

Pouch is for tobacco like black cherry need it with a zipper large. Not to carry a pipe

Do you have tobacco pouches with zipper large

i love your work. great job

You are something special! Happy Turkey Day.

I try to stay away from a 'disposable' mentality whenever possible.

Been missing you lately. Hope all is well. Running low on my south land piper” fix”! Stay well.

NORDING

I've tried to get in touch with Norrington and they never responded back to me ,,,,,,,, very frustrating !!!

Hey Tim! Just re-watching this again as I’m using the product. Appreciate your thorough demonstration and tips!

nice demo sir ty

Best method, and easiest method I have found for preventing burn through on cobs is - carbonize it. First pack is just a little tobacco at the bottom, and it's a slow, easy burn. Making a charred bottom. After that, a little more of a pack, and our goal is to work our way to the top. Charring the bottom, and the side wall up. Char won't burn. And it can easily make for a cob that lasts long than we do.

Yet another great video! I'm making my way through all of your content and learning a lot. Where did u get that rotary burr? It dont look like others that I've seen. Im in the middle of some chamber work right now and it might be just the right tool. Thx

magistral maestro,gran video!sabria usted decirme k clase de yeso es el idoneo?le escribo desde españa ,creo k es muy complicado de conseguir el k menciona en este caso,gracias,un cordial saludo amigo.

Gorgeous pipe. Love have that in my rack... LOL

For small stems I prefer a Dremel with a buffer wheel and jewelers rouge. An adjustable speed Dremel.

Good one … looks great

Very good result! Congratulations from austria!

Another nice job.

Another great pipe saved.

Another great job, Tim. Thanks for posting.

Nicely done Tim !

That is a beautiful pipe Tim.

Beautiful pipe and great work as always, Tim!

Beautiful grain on that! Love the shape of that Amy mount stem! I have a Wellington pipe that's mimics that peterson model but is XXL in size, and the DR. Grabow Omega that mimics both of those and is smaller than the two. I have a video coming out about them on Thursday morning if you want to see them.

I see this was done 3 months ago. Not sure what you done with it since then. Everyone says leave it and i can respect the history behind the tapping. But what if the abuse of the pipe reflects on the abuse of his wife or child? I say take it down and do what you can to replicate the sandblast. Its only about an eighth of an inch. Start a new chapter for this piece of history. And bring new life to it. By the way, new subscriber here and enjoy your work. Ive learned a lot from you and put it to use with great results. Thank you.

Great job as always!

Hi Tim, just a quick question if I may. After I polished the bowl on a pipe I'm restoring (trying to), I fined there is a dust residue inside the bowl from the carnauba wax. Do you clean it out with anything or just leave it there? All the best Glenn.

Good Evening 😊 Beautiful Pipe 😍Cleaned up Beautifully 👍🏼 Great Job Mate 💯 Have a Great Day & Greetings From South Africa 🇿🇦

Amazing as usual!

Nice job

Very nice. I was cleaning the vulcanite p lip of an old made in England peterson 307 stem this week and it's gone brittle and cracked a piece off the bottom of the tenon below the army mount. It fits perfectly, would it be best to use epoxy or superglue to rejoin?

Do you sell pipes Tim or do you just do this for yourself

Nice work, looks great. Wasn’t Aristocob’s pipe mud just cigar ash?

That’s a lot better than what I did. Great job.

Beautiful pipe thanks for sharing

Where you get these metal reamers and the sodium from? And can i use the sodium and charcoal to repair the stem?

How much do you want for it? I’ll take it 👍

Well done Tim ! Thanks for sharing.

I’m sure whatever you choose to do it will turn out great.

Do you know yet what you'll use when you run out of the Pipe Mud? Beautiful outcome, Tim!

The pipe really turned out well. Nice to see one with some age in such nice condition. (I'm a 1960 model too, so I'm glad to see some things from that year still have some life left. 🙂)

The stem really shines. You made the pipe look a lot better

Great job. New subscriber to your channel.

Great video yet again

Another great job on a beautiful Dunhill.