Pipe Making - A new mouthpiece

[@georgebertram8294]

Hé Nick, leuk om weer een vlog van je te zien. Als altijd knap werk!

[@caskwith]

Fascinating to watch your process.

[@pavelromanenko8101]

Super video👍

[@marcelopacheco126]

Suas peças são lindas!!!

[@socorroroque6197]

Parabéns lindo trabalho

[@АлександрТузик-ю8ж]

From Ukraine like thank you 👍🏻

[@tnguyen5925]

Đẹp thật tôi muốn có một cái như vậy 😊 nó được làm từ loại gỗ và chất liệu gì vậy bạn tôi ơi ?

[@marcelopacheco126]

Perfeito!!!

[@aussiebulldog9706]

Great to see another video man. Always enjoy your work. I'd love to see you do a freehand if you ever get the chance. Regards, Kevin.

[@georgebertram8294]

I'm willing to challenge him to make me a freehand!

[@MassisPipes]

Dangit :-P

[@The-man-with-the-many-pipes]

Very nice video thx 🔥👌👍

[@juanpadron4333]

Is a 👍 One question, you are using metal compound polish?????

[@MassisPipes]

I'm using what's generally known as tripoli and white diamond paste

[@juanpadron4333]

@@MassisPipes ohh great thanks for your soon answer Great job men

[@cameronhenley985]

Been watching your chanel for a few years now I'm an amateur turner based in Australia it's super hard find the wood ( briar ) and have to order off eBay and other international sites. But no issue there. I just wanted to know where you got the chuck jaws from as the company I go through doesn't do them ( the flat long ones ) I've searched everywhere to no avail could you please tell me where you got them from as I have all the other tools besides the chuck jaws would love to know. Thank you in advance and kind regards cam

[@MassisPipes]

Thanks for watching :-) your best bet for specialty jaws like this is VermontFreehand.com :-) they're based in the US.

[@applebent]

Hi Nick. I´ve noticed that you clean que sander wheel and the sander belt with something beforehand. What is that you are using? Thanks for the videos; they are very useful to me.

[@MassisPipes]

It's a gummi sanding cleaner stick, home depot and the likes should carry them

[@user-632-67]

👍

[@ricat1259]

What's material the stem made of?

[@MassisPipes]

Black Ebonite rod from SEM Germany :-)

[@ricat1259]

how about polyacetal pom rod, can it?

[@MassisPipes]

@@ricat1259 pom is self lubricating and useful for the tenon. It's not a good option for a stem since it doesn't polish as well, is less comfortable on the teeth and you cannot bend it into a shape. It could technically work for a straight stem but I'd advise against it.

[@ricat1259]

Thank you for the explanation, because in my country Indonesia it is very difficult to find stem material like the one you mentioned

[@MassisPipes]

SEM Germany ships worldwide, so you can order from them directly :-)

[@久违-j2c]

Hello, what can I do to brighten the smooth surface of my pipe

[@MassisPipes]

That depends, if you are finishing a new pipe, it's best to use light stain, sand to a high grit and polish/buff. Finally buff on a layer of Carnauba wax.

[@sark4786]

can I ask why the name Massis?

[@MassisPipes]

A nickname I got in college, after John Massis, the Belgian strongman :-)

[@sark4786]

@@MassisPipes interesting, very cool. Beautiful pipes man

[@hassanbasribindin6484]

Who much brader

[@MassisPipes]

I'm not entirely sure what you mean? If you're inquiring about pricing: this was a repair for an existing pipe, something I don't normally do due to the complexity and risk involved for the original pipe.