Danish Style Pipe Making Tutorial - 6 of 6

[@TarekElBaradie]

Beautiful!

[@StandswithafistPiper]

This must be why the word Gorgeous was invented - to describe pipes such as these 😊

[@kraigseder]

Thank you very much Duncan. I appreciate it.

[@bjvpipes9333]

really enjoyed the series brother..picked up some nice little tips so thank you for taking the time to share…appreciate it 👊🏼

[@kraigseder]

I'm glad you found the video helpful! There are so many different ways of doing the same thing.

[@claygreen4723]

Enjoyed watching the process. You do good work and I bet that pipe smokes like a champ.

[@HapaBindery]

Subscribed! Watched all 6 videos and I really appreciate you taking the time to make these!!

[@kraigseder]

I'm really glad you liked the video series! Thank you for commenting.

[@fabiodamico9962]

Beautiful work! Congratulations!

[@mcfats7652]

It was awesome watching this series. That's one nice lookin' pipe. I noticed the photo in the background of this video, thanks for your service, bro. Did a tour over in Afghanistan myself.

[@Joe-sein-Hobbykanal]

hallo. habe mir jetzt alle teile angesehen wie du diese wunderschöne pfeife gebaut hast. ich bin echt beeindruckt davon. ich selber habe erst vor kurzem wieder mit pfeife rauchen angefangen. toll wenn man sieht was menschen alles schönes herstellen. danke für die beeindruckende videoreihe. herzliche grüsse aus nord deutschland ;)

[@pelonete5000]

What a great tutorial, Kraig!!! Thank you very much. I'm about to start making my pipes, this was very , very helpful. Regards from Mexico.

[@kraigseder]

Hi Moy. I'm very glad the tutorials were helpful in starting pipe making. Please let me know if you have any questions. I'm always happy to help people start off in this hobby.

[@pelonete5000]

Gracias Kraig, you are very kind. As a matter of fact I'm watching now other of you videos. Best, Moy

[@Pipemonkey]

Stunning work buddy I love that shape too I can see your a true craftsman, who pays attention to the smallest detail. It was a pleasure watching you create this work of art.

[@kraigseder]

Thank you very much! I'm glad you enjoyed the videos.

[@opoderosochefaum]

Very good! 😁🔥🔥🔥

[@Demon_Mx2277]

Shellac is an amazing finish. No matter how many coats you put on it melts into itself hiding the layers before the new one to create on even layer

[@alexfomin3258]

Incredible, so beautiful ❤❤❤

[@kraigseder]

Thank you very much.

[@micahdubas9454]

Definitely one of my favorite pipe designs! Great looking pipe !

[@kraigseder]

Thank you Micah!

[@gabrielpierriknives]

Really thanks the series my friend!!

[@thevirtualpipeclub215]

Kraig it’s so cool to see you back on KZbin!

[@kraigseder]

Thank you very much! I'm going to get active on KZbin again after a long hiatus.

[@jimparks9216]

Beautiful work. Thanks your videos are very helpful.

[@timangell6859]

Great series. Thanks for creating this helpful tutorial!

[@kraigseder]

My pleasure Tim. I'm glad you found it helpful.

[@paulireagan4531]

You are an amazing pipe maker and teacher of pipe making . Very through … this series helped me understand more what I need to do to begin making pipes , especially bent shank pipes , than any of the other videos I have watched (which I believe has been most of them on KZbin ) this is a gorgeous pipe and if I can get to making pipes half as beautiful I will be very pleased ! Thank you for your service ! ✌🏻🤟🏻🤘🏻💜🙏🏻~*~

[@VladArov]

🤗🤗👍👍👍Thank you, teacher!!!💪💪

[@michaelhammel1599]

Beautiful pipe.

[@kraigseder]

Thank you Michael!

[@michaelhammel1599]

@@kraigseder My pleasure

[@Bluebird_Farm1]

Thanks so much for doing this video series, although I'm not a pipe maker I enjoyed learning about the process.

[@kraigseder]

Thank you Cori. I'm glad you found the videos interesting.

[@r.dickeypipes9]

Great videos, Kraig. I love to see how everybody has their own process. Keep up the good work- R. Dickey Pipes

[@TheNewMediaoftheDawn]

Nice bent egg…🥄🥚

[@kraigseder]

Thank you

[@MarathonHotel]

Beautiful work! Congratulations! WHAT OIL DO YOU PUT AFTER THE PAINT.

[@albertobalbi8185]

Stupenda! Non sono d'accordo nel dipingere l'interno del fornello, ma per tutto il resto è STUPENDA.

[@kraigseder]

Grazie mille!

[@natalefr]

Good job thanks for to share it ;-)

[@kraigseder]

Thank you very much!

[@robertcornelius3514]

Nice work. Next to Briarwood, what two other woods would be good to use for bowls?

[@namdang9554]

Thanks video

[@troyadams96]

Thank you for this! Question: How did you get the airway hole and tenon hole to become one single hole? Could you post a pic of the stem removed? These videos are so helpful. Thanks again

[@kraigseder]

That would be a good short video I could do. What I do is drill the airway and tobacco chamber using the same pivot point. The angle of the tenon is different, but the bottom of the tenon hole intersects with the airway hole. I'll make a short video in a few days showing one of the templates I made so you can see exactly how it's drilled.

[@nathanbour1010]

Thanks so much for these videos. One thing has been confusing me regarding the drilling of the airway and and mortise on bent pipes. On this pipe you drilled the airway first, then mortise. With a bent pipe, is it normal to have the airway hole showing on the bottom of the shank like you have here? Don’t know if that makes sense but at the 1:43 mark the airway hole is visible. I can’t figure out if that’s the way it should be or not? I was making a pipe and trying to avoid that but by avoiding it I incorrectly drilled the airway. Thanks for showing these techniques.

[@kraigseder]

Thank you for watching and commenting. I'll try and make a view of this tonight. I've had a few questions on this topic.

[@horsenut4617]

I enjoy your video! Btw I have question, about what grit sandpaper you used on wet sanding for remove stain?

[@kraigseder]

I’m glad you enjoyed the video. I usually use 1200 grit when wet sanding.

[@mikem77]

Kraig, love your pipes, how long did you let the pipe dry after wet sanding before moving on to the next steps? And have you had any issues with the water changing the fit of the stem?

[@kraigseder]

In front of a fan the briar will dry very fast since it's so dense. Usually an hour or two in front of a fan will dry it. I've never had a problem with wet sanding effecting the stem fit. I wet sand with the stem on and then remove the stem when it's drying. Do not try and put the stem back in until the briar is completely dry. I've never had wet sanding effect the stem fit.

[@welshpiper62]

Is the schallac a mix of flakes or a standard flake thank you.

[@kraigseder]

I use blonde dewaxed shellac flake from Raw Krafted ( rawkrafted.com/supplies/shellac/ ). Lately I've been mixing a little less than a 1lb shellac mix with denatured alcohol. The lighter mix makes it less sticky and easier to do a French polish with. The following link shows the ratios to get a good 1lb or less mix. www.shellac.net/PoundCutChart.html

[@kraigseder]

PS.. Raw Krafted is out of the blonde and super blond shellac flake for some reason. I'm sure they'll be restocking it soon.

[@welshpiper62]

@kraigseder sorry late reply I've been working outside Thank You

[@robertocatalanlopez7238]

Soy de chile

[@daubeyjean9824]

I want to have one ☝🏿

[@ThePredatorone]

Hi there, in what speed rpm are yo buffering?

[@kraigseder]

My motor with the buffing wheel is running at 1300 RPMs.

[@ThePredatorone]

@@kraigseder thank you for your answer, could you please tell me what set up what machines are you using for sandblasting cannot find any info it would be appreciated thank you

[@robertocatalanlopez7238]

Usted las vende señor y cuanto cuestan me puede vender una

[@kraigseder]

Hola. Sí, vendo mis pipas en SederCraft.com. Suelo vender de 5 a 6 al mes. Puedes enviarme un correo electrónico usando mi sitio web. El rango de precios suele estar entre $210 y $280 USD.

[@Ricravatta]

la pipa sotto l'acqua???