Small Custombilt Restoration

[@brianquilty687]

Great job Tim. That pipe looks very nice.

[@The_Southland_Piper]

Thank You

[@SouthAlabamaPiper]

Once again beautiful work.

[@The_Southland_Piper]

Thank You. I appreciate the comment.

[@whitetail7516]

It's nice to see good videos like yours, I look forward to seeing them on Sunday. And another beautiful pipe. Thanks for sharing.

[@The_Southland_Piper]

Thank You. I appreciate the comment. Thank you for watching. Glad you enjoy them.

[@kevinmannon146]

Always enjoy watching you videos 👍🏻

[@The_Southland_Piper]

Thank You. Glad you enjoy them. I appreciate the comment and you watching.

[@geoffryfeinberg1349]

The pipe looks really great. You do very good work.

[@The_Southland_Piper]

Thank You

[@ParsimoniousPiper]

That is curiously small for a CB, but has the “right” proportions and gnarly carving. Looks great.

[@The_Southland_Piper]

Yes, it does

[@Smartiebob317]

Great job. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@The_Southland_Piper]

Thank You. I appreciate the comment.

[@RickFlagg]

I have three custombilts, all great smokers.

[@The_Southland_Piper]

@@RickFlagg They are great pipes.

[@PaladinPiper]

Amazing work as usual!

[@The_Southland_Piper]

Thank You

[@thomasschoen9498]

Hey Tim, I was wondering, does it matter if you stir the before and after cleaner? I have always stirred mine before I use it. I think it says so in the instructions but I am not sure. Keep up the good work! Tom

[@Wentz789]

You sure make it look new

[@The_Southland_Piper]

Thank You. I appreciate you watching.

[@chillaxe9603]

Great job, that turned out nice. What is your e of the bay called?!

[@The_Southland_Piper]

Thank You. eBay is smokin-pipe-deals.

[@600miles]

I sent your video link to a friend of mine who is a Custom-Bilt guy, hopefully he can advise.

[@The_Southland_Piper]

Thank You

[@clarkabrpi3428]

As you turned over the button, I saw 2 sets of verbiage on the bottom, one printed printed, the other looked cursive.

[@The_Southland_Piper]

The cursive is Custom-bilt. I believe the other is Imported Briar. The pipe was made between 1934 to 1946.

[@Seasonspass33]

After seeing all the teeth marks on these stems, I was wondering if you use a rubber bit when you smoke pipes or do you use your teeth to clench directly on the stem?

[@The_Southland_Piper]

I always use a Softy Bit. Thank you for watching.