@@fachrymuhammad3286 yes it is

Any cleaning solution or salt and isopropyl will work with a five minute shaking.

Only select items are made in Ukraine and we stock all of those in our Utah location unless it states that it is on back order. We have them securely packaged and have shipped many of the Ukraine pipes safely to us. If it does not say where it it made, or said made in the USA, that is because it is an item we manufacture in house.

Yes, when you dip it, you can also fill the inside. It is not hard to drip out. But it can take a while to try. The other option is to clear coat the inside and let it dry for a few minutes and then plug the holes and then dip the outside so it dries and you can set it down sooner.

It was a template so that when I did start to make the mold with the pipe, it would come out more flat than if I used clay. You can skip that step if you want.

Yeah, it's hard work. Thanks for watching and leaving the nice comment.

Link should be in the description, but I sell them on my other site www.artnsyn.com 👍

Hey Claude, it might be best if you give our website ceramicsmokeware.com a visit. Email or call us during the week if you have questions or anything else.

Mid fire Stoneware clay

You mean to make ceramic pipes, right. We’ll it’s time to get to it.

It’s a bit of a game you have to test many times, mostly because every slip is different.

@@Ceramicsmokeware would an hour be to long I have 04 slip

@@samanthanicholson9015 that’s fine, but if you can’t drain it out then it’s to long. It is preference.

@@Ceramicsmokeware ok cool that makes sense

It's a type of paint where you add it and as it heats in called a "kiln" makes the process of what the finished overlapped layers of paint called such as "glazing"

Awesome, I’m glad it helped!

These are highfire pottery glaze we have and use. You can use a lowfire pottery glaze if you prefer. Lots of brands, as long as the clay and glaze are non toxic and lead free, you’ll be good(almost all clay and glaze is safe these days). You can also visit our other site artnsyn.com to see the glaze we have right now.

Yes, those can be found at artnsyn.com

@@Ceramicsmokeware thanks

Yes, the insides of our pipes here are glazed.

@@Ceramicsmokeware how much for them? Shipping cost?

@@samanthanicholson9015 starting for lowest price item we make is $27 and about $6 for shipping. Visit our website, ceramicsmokeware.com

@@Ceramicsmokeware cool, thanks I will take a look at these! Hopefully I can get one soon.

@@samanthanicholson9015 thanks. We also have Sezzle, a payment method that splits the total in to 4 payments. Take care.

Water pipe = no Scooby snacks

An oven wouldn’t be hot enough. Especially for a water pipe. A water pipe holds water and needs to have a non porous surface so it doesn’t absorb water and hold bacteria. I’d call local pottery studios and ask if they mind you working on a pipe and firing it there. We have a few shops on our kiln locator on artnsyn.com, there might be a shop on there already near you.