How to make a ceramic pipe

[@lilymayernikolaisingh1279]

I’m so glad you showed us how to glaze it as well!

[@notateen3929]

The stoner clay bob Ross

[@brittanylewis3528]

Amazing tutorial! I am a newbie in the ceramic arts world and I got a hunk of clay from my teacher when I stumbled upon this video and made my first pipe!! I am beyond stoked to see the results after firing and glazing. I think I will be venturing on into strictly pipe making. Keep on with the incredible work brother!!

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

Brittany Lewis good to hear this video has helped you, feel free to share your results with me on Instagram, always love seeing that. And do continue with it, it’s a small market now but is growing

[@samantharivero5958]

what type of glaze do you use yo glaze your pipes??

[@Amithrius]

This guy came back from the future to make the pipe that he smoked weed with right before he came back.

[@geomiss8889]

1 year later,,,,he reached back one year to read your post...Just found responding to a one year old post amusing,,,very bored at the moment...

[@lilymayernikolaisingh1279]

I had to reread this like 5 times

[@arleigharlay3039]

Lmao I didn’t smoke weed but after I read this I felt like I did . 🤔😂

[@noabernd1104]

That was the video with the most "that's what she said" I've ever seen. A whole mood..

[@zogarock3395]

Dude that thing is nice! Thanks for the tuorial

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

ZogaRock hope you can make one of your own, if so tag us on any social media channel ✌️active on all of them

[@samwalsh8350]

Thank you!!! The holes were throwing me off

[@romashutt6459]

Best tutorial ever!

[@jimmygumballs4993]

Your video makes me want to take up smoking again!

[@thatonercguy9917]

Bro I love you highkey.

[@dfactor96]

What kind of clay is it that your using. I know it's an odd question but doing research and says can't use air dry or polymer clays.

[@KabeerKhan-bo2cu]

Thanks this really help me with gcse art

[@jamestrapman5938]

That’s a nice piece

[@leilanilulu1]

ty for this 🌱

[@kyliekutina2653]

What type of clay do you use? What type of glaze do you use? Non-toxic/safe to smoke with?

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

Kylie Kutina yes non toxic lead free high fire glaze on stoneware clay

[@olliburrslay9960]

This is SO helpful :) im definitely going to try this out

[@timucinguner4687]

Amazing

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

The winner of that pipe has been chosen, thanks everyone for entering. If you would like to further support the channel be sure to buy one of my products from my website ( ceramicsmokeware.com )!

[@nalisolwolf1497]

Great tutorial! :D giving me the inspiration to make my own for sure.

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

Sweet, thats the goal here. Thanks for letting me know.

[@lywildoutdoors5322]

This took me along time

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

Landon Huppert sounds like you made it though so good job, it does take a surprisingly long time

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

Yea if you made it and are willing to share a picture, post it and tag me on the social media platform you use. Im usually @ceramicsmokeware

[@indicaking]

I made a steamroller shaped as a dolphin from memory in my ceramics class lmao

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

Jose Lopez the best stories come from those high school classes :)

[@nowahblanco9935]

Ayyyy my niggga

[@PAVezinaYT]

Cool .

[@snakeriverpipeworks6554]

Did you say this piece is bisque fired at 04? Where do you source low fire glazes in that quantity. I most buy 4oz or pint jars, but would love working out of a bucket like that. Great work, by the way!! TIA

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

I bisque fire to cone 04 but I glaze fire cone 7 and up. I use cone 10 glazes

[@KaterynaUshakova-o8v]

Hi! Nice tutorial, thanx Can you please explain what is the side hole for? and also when one smokes from this pipe doesn't the burned tobacco fall inside the pipe?

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

Екатерина Ушакова when you smoke the pipe fills up with smoke so the hole is to clear the hollow area of the pipe with air, and yes ash often times falls in unless you do not finish the bottom of your bowl but rather empty it.

[@KaterynaUshakova-o8v]

CeramicSmokeWare thanks for the answers

[@nowahblanco9935]

Helps empty the pipe of ash, normally ment for majurana pipes lol and makes it a lil easier to smoke and not as harsh on the lungs. Weed is great btw

[@alienofearth3844]

Awesome! Loved the final product!!

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

Thanks, I'm glad you loved it and I hope you entered the giveaway.

[@guatsamaralayuca]

Do you carve the other side of the bowl just for lightness of the pipe or is there another reason?

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

guatsamaralayuca I do it so it functions better when smoking, cleaning, and even holding the weight.

[@luxasscott3045]

Why dont you upload anymore bro? Your content is epic!

[@gatblau1]

You mentioned putting Epsom salt in the slip. What is the epsom salt for? I sometimes add vinegar to my slip.

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

gatblau1 you really don’t need it but it just helps the clay stick together ( it’s been awhile since I learned about how it adds an positive electron or something ). But really, unless your clay is not good, then you shouldn’t need anything to make it better.

[@gatblau1]

CeramicSmokeWare thanks man! Good to know.

[@abisalazar6978]

Very cool

[@zahramahdavi9448]

hi thanks for your video i have a question why you make one hole in the side ?

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

Taraneh Mahdavi you’ll have to look more into pipes, it’s for clearing the smoke out of the pipe.

[@emmysan8784]

Good tutorial thanks!

[@ricrive9503]

Dud this really helps me thanks

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

Ricardo Rivera no problem

[@lywildoutdoors5322]

Great video

[@shaggy_e210]

Haven't visited your website yet but do you offer pre fired glazed pipes?

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

Pearce Sampley yea I have an assortment of things, check it out

[@johnsias6663]

What type of glaze do you use

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

John Sias some local high fire glazes, I will be selling them on my site in the coming minths

[@johnsias6663]

Is there a specific kind for pipes i just started making them an i dont if its a different kind you use

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

John Sias it does not matter what kind of clay, just beware of what temperature the lay fires to and then make sure the glaze fires to the same temperature so the glaze will melt onto the clay the right way. So if you have a low fire clay of cone 06, then get an 06 glaze too. Don’t think to hard other than that and making sure there are no air bubbles by wedging well. You can do it. Tag me on IG, FB, Twitter, or send a photo when you get one made✌️🙏

[@nowahblanco9935]

He sounds like the dude from the episode of Seinfeld that forgot alanes name lol

[@1ninjahaya]

You’re awesome Sir. Thank you for the great video.

[@leinapagan6966]

Can this work with oven bake clay??

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

Leina Pagan I would not recommend it. A lighter burns hotter then that.

[@dalienrivera6093]

Cool man im a clay pipe and flute maker.

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

o flutes? That would be cool, all clay?

[@snakeriverpipeworks6554]

Would love to see yourwork

[@claudiagonzalez843]

What clay did you use?

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

Mid fire Stoneware clay

[@littlemanoo]

Lovely!

[@mathewmiller4327]

what are your thoughts on using low fire clay

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

Go for it! Fire to the appropriate temperatures and be sure to glaze inside really well. Trial and error may occur but I think you can do it. Let us know what happens.

[@Johnnygarcialive]

Isnt there led in the glaze that you smoke out of

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

Garcia Garcia nobody uses lead glazes unless it’s an intention, it’s 2020, no need for that garbage.

[@danabeal2812]

What other kinds of clay could be used?

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

Dana Beal low fire earthenware, porcelain, and like I’m using, a mid fire stoneware. Anything along those lines will be good

[@nigga3507]

is there anyway to cook clay with out a kiln?

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

ni*gga not really, at least not clay that is safe. But they do have micro kilns you can put in your microwave, maybe fit a pipe

[@autumnmorgan6506]

awesome work! where did you get the stands? or did you make them yourself?

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

Autumn Morgan yea I make them, but that's because I make so many pipes and couldn't afford to buy them. You can find them ready made at local ceramic supply stores or even online. They are called ceramic stilts if you weren't sure of there name.

[@miimii4091]

Did you fire it in a kiln? If not how did you do it?

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

Amy Marie yes I did, go to 18 minutes and 50 seconds of the video to hear that part.

[@miimii4091]

CeramicSmokeWare Thank you. I quick skimmed through, so I didn't catch it.

[@dianam5389]

What type of clay is best to use for this ?

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

Diana M any clay will do, low fire earthenware, stoneware, porcelain, really whatever sounds good to you, or maybe whatever is most affordable if that matters.

[@petitechatte14]

What kind of clay do you use?

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

Claudia BM read comments please

[@mathewmiller4327]

what clay body are you using?

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

It is some type of stoneware clay that is decades old and I had it soaking in water for 1year. Some lovely clay.

[@joeythecowsout9908]

Prettty

[@faykelly6917]

My fingers are half the size of yours. I'll have to make small ones hahah

[@anaisnicole2522]

BOOM! Drillbit XD

[@Tavarna]

İn reddit it says dont glaze inside of the pipe what should we do

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

Hüseyin Uzel where did you see this?? Long story short GLAZE IT INSIDE. You don’t have to if you really don’t want to 🤷‍♂️ you’ll be fine but you will want a new pipe in no time, unless it doesn’t matter that you can’t clean the resin built up on the clay. I am simply explaining the professional thing to do

[@Tavarna]

Thanks

[@caelanwalker6406]

can you make a tutorial of your small pipes?

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

Caelan Walker it would be the same method just scale it down best you can

[@caelanwalker6406]

+CeramicSmokeWare cool looking forward to making one

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

Caelan Walker nice, share some photos with us on social media

[@aprilparker6446]

Sir!

[@Raven_2004]

What kind of clay

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

Any kind of kiln fired clay. Highfire lowfire. Earthenware, stoneware, porcelain. All good choices. Lowfire earthenware is the most common if you call your local pottery studio or ceramic supplier.

[@gorankostadinovic1186]

Why didn't you make it bigger?

[@grimreefer2776]

I broke my pipe in half how can I fix it?

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

Grim Reefer super glue that baby back to new. Just follow the instructions on the glue. I’ve done that several times and it fits back together really well

[@AbdulWaheed-eq7lm]

How much and size

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

Abdul Waheed I’m not sure what your asking. The pipe is about 5” long and 3” tall with about half pound of clay. Feel free to visit our site or email us on our site.

[@KanadaVCK]

cool channel

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

KanadaVCK thanks I have another video coming out in a few days

[@aaronroby4905]

Is the stem meant to be that big

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

aaron roby it can be any size you want to make it so yea

[@olliburrslay9960]

I was thinking the same thing. But i realized this is like a video for beginners so it makes sense that everything is bigger. easier for the viewers to understand whats happening. And i believe clay shrinks ever so slightly when dry and fired

[@chrisraccoon1726]

so cool that the dude from Disjointed got a spin-off

[@schmerzen2035]

I’m assuming airdrying clay wouldn’t be a good idea

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

schmerzen yea I don’t believe that would be safe at all so maybe look online for a local pottery studio and for no more then $20 you could go make your pipe, fire it, and glaze it. Worth looking into anyway

[@evgenpatotskiy177]

I made it by myself. I used woodprix woodworking plans for that.

[@arsalanAK91]

Bro can you please make me one chillum?

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

Arsalan Khan I have you covered, there are a few available on my website: ceramicsmokeware.com/collections/ceramic-pipes/products/ceramic-chillum

[@streakskills544]

Basic tutorial...26 mins long

[@eyemadeit436]

what type of clay

[@Ceramicsmokeware]

eL-Dubb stoneware read other comments for full details