Woodturning Walnut and Oak Wizard Pipe

[@scottmefford6917]

I'd never dream of giving grief over that boyo, good on you for continuing such a time honored tradition and beautiful art form.

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Scott! I think it's about time I made a few of more of these, with some improvements... Yuval

[@jamesmoore3346]

What you do with wood is nothing short of art. A beautiful pipe. You have inspired me to try this. Im a newbie to turning, just a couple years now. I recently BEAT cancer and not able to return to work as of yet. The treatments beat me up pertty bad but Im getting better each passing day. Im glad to have my little backyard wood shop for crafts as it has given me many hours of peaceful enjoyment. Thank you Yuval for doing such good video, very interesting and informative, it is waking my mind up to learning again and gives me something I enjoy while Im recouping. It is a long road to getting past the cancer and treatments. If not for my woodshop, I would be losing my mind from boredom. Thank you again.

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Jame! I'm glad to hear you were able to beat cancer, and I'm sure a creative hobby is something that will help keep your mind and body while you're still recuperating. I found my little backyard shop a therapeutic area as well, even if I'm not in the mood for creating, sitting in there thinking always calms me down. If there's anything I can do help (other then post videos with time), let me know! Yuval

[@lordvicar1]

Hope you have beaten the cancer and be still with us!

[@torvigjohnson]

Your artistry is not only demonstrated in fine wood works, but also in the musik selection. God's blessing for your family!

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Torvig! Blessings for you and yours as well! Yuval.

[@jaybobbone6842]

This has been a time of real joy for me. Love it. Thanks for doing this.

[@earlrumble1692]

No grief from me as I am a pipe smoker and have really enjoyed your vids on this project.

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Earl! In one of my older videos, I finished the video in a scene where I smoke a cigaret and drink some iced tea to celebrate the ending of the really long and hard project (my torus hollow form), and the amount of people complaining about that 5 seconds of me smoking was staggering... Yuval.

[@earlrumble1692]

My guess would be that the majority of the negative comments on smoking came from US subscribers.

[@yuvallahav]

Your guess is as good as mine, and I guess the same. :)

[@tracycastleberry9040]

I watched a couple videos on making pipes and it inspired me to give it a try. Working on my first right now. Had some trimmings from one of my blue berry bushes that had a fork that screamed MAKE A PIPE OUT OF ME. So my first attempt. Hope I can make it look half as good as yours. Thanks

[@yuvallahav]

Thanks for the comment Tracy! I hope that fork stopped screaming once you made it into a pipe, or else you could have a few sleepless nights with all that noise ;) Yuval

[@alther1n]

That is a truly beautiful piece. Thank you, also, for clearing up some confusion I had over how the stem was stem made!

[@yuvallahav]

Thanks Dominic!! There are a few methods for creating these stems, in future videos I'll show a few more different techniques :) Yuval

[@СамоучкаДмитрий]

​@@yuvallahav Очень интересное видео!!!👍👍👍👍👍

[@williamsimpson6798]

Nicest pipe making video I have seen in a long while. Liked the music as well, very watchable. Good job. I don't use glue on my pipes at all and have never thought of using walnut for the bowl.

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you William! I'm glad you enjoyed the whole viewing experience :)

[@alansimpson596]

Simply brilliant Yuval. A great example of creative wood working. I haven't smoked for many years and I might just start again.

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Alan!! No need to start smoking again for you to enjoy making some pipes, it's a great project, lots of fun and possibilities! Yuval.

[@gordroberts53]

Really enjoyed this video, the music works very well with the onscreen activity, especially the carving footage. Great piece of work, thanks for sharing. And the wizard hat is not a bad idea at all. Take good care, Gord

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Gord! I'll be working on my hat making skills soon!! :) Yuval.

[@gordroberts53]

Too bad Italy is so far from BC. Would be nice to chat over coffee. Take good care, Gord

[@yuvallahav]

I wish I could be so as well Gord!! Yuval.

[@gordroberts53]

well, friends are friends wherever we find them...:)

[@BlindWoodTurner]

I listened to the video description.....It sounds beautiful....Gandalf would be proud of you. Cheers. Chris.

[@yuvallahav]

Ahh, if only Gandalf was here man... I'd share a bowl of some halflings leaf with him ;) Yuval.

[@RevSpongeBobSP]

I am so jealous of the magic you guys make. Beautiful work!!!

[@yuvallahav]

Thanks you Rev.! You know we all started somewhere, we were not all born with a skew in our hands ;) It's never to late to pick up a new hobby... Yuval

[@_Solaris]

Thank you for smoking! It's about time I saw someone do that on YT 😊

[@yuvallahav]

LOL, it was a risk at getting this video flagged down as not suitable for younger audiences, but still no one actually reported me, or maybe KZbin think it's ok I'll show the pipes actually smoke if I'm showing how to make them... Now if they only knew I smoked in them, that's a different issue all together... Yuval

[@MidwestManMountain]

Absolutely gorgeous! It was like watching poetry.

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it :) Check out some of my other videos, I'm sure you could find a few more you like :) Yuval.

[@GordonRock1]

Wonderful job, Yuval. If I was a smoker I would give that project a try. Thank for showing how it's done! Happy Turning, .....Gord

[@yuvallahav]

You don't need to smoke to make a pipe, like you don't need to eat out of every bowl you make Gord!! :) These are so fun and simple to make, and they make a great decorative or useful gift people just love. Yuval.

[@greenfingersgardener822]

Traditional work, with modern machinery, excellent all round artist, PS good music aswell xx

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you greenfingers! I'm glad you liked the music too, I don't always get it right for all viewers. Yuval

[@michaelvaillancourt71]

Binge watching your videos, beautiful craftsmanship!

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Michael!! Hope your binge doesn't drag you down to the depth of hell!! :) Yuval.

[@sanseji]

you are very talented. thank you for sharing your expertise.

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Sensei! Yuval.

[@MrToolmaker23]

Nicely done. Might make one for smoking herb. Just a note: for safety, cut the shank on your round-nosed spade drill to half its length or even less; will help reduce vibration or ... put a large wad of plumber's putty (roughly the size of your palm) on the shank molding it up and around the drill chuck as well.

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you for the advice! I did cut the shank in half after that first test. And this one smokes herb like a champ, if you have enough to fill up that tobacco sized bowl :) Yuval

[@coopertempleton9072]

This video was so calming to watch

[@yuvallahav]

Thank Cooper! Feel free to watch it again :) Yuval

[@bluedog5095]

Wonderful video. Thanks for your efforts. Very enjoyable. Music is outstanding.

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Blue Dog!! Go over some of my other videos, I try to create a full viewing and listening experience. Yuval

[@pettigrewwoodworks]

You look very wise! Beautiful pipe Yuval!

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you! I'll be working on a pointy hat and a shavings beard next ;) Yuval.

[@williamandrews160]

"Spark my ganja, little hobbit!" - Gandalf

[@yuvallahav]

Yeah, not sure that is what he said, but I'm sure that is what he meant ;) Yuval.

[@fedyamedvedya7694]

Волшебник-Пендаль😆

[@pattibrooks5198]

Beautiful work. Thanks for sharing. You helped me out. Wa sc having problems. Ty ty ty

[@yuvallahav]

Thanks Patti! And you're welcome, don't know how I helped you but glad I did! ;) Yuval

[@dalejones4186]

Great video. beautiful pipe my friend.

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Dale! Yuval.

[@waynee.2856]

Nice job on the pipe. I liked the jig you used and the detail carved into the bowl. Nice video and I like the music, very relaxing.

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Wayne! Making a pipe like this is scary only on the first one, when I did my first one, a few years back, I was sure it will be a waste of time. When it went well, I made 8 more right away!!! :) Yuval.

[@stevenjohn7014]

Really enjoyed this. A thing of beauty 😃

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Steven! Yuval

[@mountaindewdude76]

Wow! Wow! And Wow! That pipe really looks great! Nice work!

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you! It also smokes great! Yuval

[@ruslansayfullin6194]

Oh, it looks so good!

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Ruslan! Yuval

[@marctremblay8087]

Excellent work buddy and very authentic !!!

[@yuvallahav]

Thanks Marc! Yuval

[@oldmanpatriot1490]

I am definitely trying this project. Just awesome craftsmanship. Thank you for sharing your skills with us.

[@yuvallahav]

You'll see, when you make one, you'll enjoy it so much you'll make 5 more... :) Yuval

[@johnbittner8964]

Awesome pipe Yuval!! Really like the carving!!

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you John! It's a fun project with a lot of space for personal expression. Yuval.

[@johnbittner8964]

I'm going to try to do one. Do you have any tips?

[@yuvallahav]

Take it slow, getting the stem glue up right can take a few tries, don't get down if you file too much and don't get the hole in the bowl right with the shape of your stem, it's the hardest point to do right in the whole projects, use a hole "ruler" like I showed in my previous video to gauge the size of the stem and use friction to mark for high points to file, it's better to file many times until you get the shape right than file out of shape.

[@ruthstratton7757]

Hope you are keeping well and are enjoying your summer.

[@yuvallahav]

Yeah Ruth, I do my best, working my ass off, wife is a little down since she stopped working, but we'll brave through, it seems we can't get a break... Summer is going fine, it's hot, but less hot than last year, and the house keeps cool, and if we want, we have the beach 5 minutes away, and I prefer the lake 20 minutes away, if you ask me :) Yuval.

[@ruthstratton7757]

Are you enjoying the work though? You're lucky having the beach and a lake so close. As yet we haven't had much sun this year.

[@hobbyturner6634]

I went to the pipe museum in Broseley Pipeworks, Ironbridge Gorge, England the other year. In the old days the longer your pipe the higher status you held. These were ceramic and dipped mouth pieces were dipped in mercury!! so not good for you on several ways!! Lovely pipe Yuval !!

[@mch000]

You could dip the mouth piece in molten pewter..... Better for you.

[@hobbyturner6634]

+mch000 they didn't use pewter at that time!

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Adrian!! Some day when I could afford it, I'll buy some real pipe tips from vulcanized plastics, like the pros. Yuval.

[@pedror6433]

You sir, are a very talented man,enjoyed seeing such skill being used,thanks

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Mr. Z!! :) Yuval

[@gilgrace1915]

I've seen both of your recent "Pipe" videos. This one is even better than the first, in my view. Very interesting. Perhaps on the next one you could add a mouthpiece. Maybe some off axis turning to make the tip of the mouthpiece oval. Thumbs up!!!

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Gil!! I'm always looking to improve, and I just might take your suggestion and do something about it!! I'm also thinking about an off axis pipe bowl, should be interesting :) Yuval.

[@stevekrumanaker4582]

Nicely done Yuval, the texturing added a lot to that pipe. Steve

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Steve! Yuval.

[@aadityathakur7032]

Song name plz

[@planexshifter]

I actually liked the smooth walnut better. Either way though- beautiful pipe.

[@Str8trippin]

you sir have earned a new subscriber that pipe looks amazing

[@woodymurphy4522]

Magnificent pipe. Love the style. Glad I found your channel.

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Murphy!! Got a few more pipes posted, and of course, lots of other projects, hope you find them as interesting :) Yuval.

[@sunriseboy6435]

A true artisan. Thank you Lahav, it was a wonderful demonstration and instruction in skill, care and love. And I loved the method you used for making the stem. Pure lateral thinking of the genius! Thank you.

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you SunriseBoy! Look out for the scorpion pipe, you can see some more of the stem techniques there. Yuval.

[@peterribolli8300]

Wonderful to watch. Cheers

[@yuvallahav]

Thanks Ravenslip! :) Yuval

[@geofo60]

That's a beautiful pipe Yuval & unlike the previous one, I would definitely smoke this one !!!! Thanks for sharing ......... Geof (UK)

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Geof!! All pipes are for smoking :) If you ever come by, I'll let you sample them all, to find your favorite :) Yuval.

[@geofo60]

+Yuval Lahav Woodturning I'll keep you to that Yuval, I've been trying to get my wife to retire to Italy for years !!! Rgd's ....... Geof

[@yuvallahav]

Let me know when you plan to come check out the place, started working lately as a tour guide, I could show you guys around :) Yuval.

[@markc7974]

Very very nice, and proving it smokes, awesome video, you have inspired me.

[@yuvallahav]

Thanks Mark! I used to be all about functionality, but then turned to artistic turning, but I'm still have to produce some things that work. I made a few smaller pipes for different products, friends go nuts for them :) Yuval

[@bluemtnsman]

Very nice indeed. The best pipe I ever owned was made from apple wood,,, but walnut is nice as well. Great shape and styling.

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you!! I've got some apple wood, might be I'll try it out! :) Yuval.

[@parme1241]

Wow, this was pretty awesome. Nice work!

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Par!! Yuval

[@wolfganglieberum9534]

The pipehead looks like a finger print😄!

[@yuvallahav]

It does indeed :) Yuval

[@jessesmoot1285]

not sure how this is in my recommendeds but i must say I can't turn down solid wood crafting great vid

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Jesse! Go over my channel, you might find some other stuff you'll like, let me recommend to you my Torus form video, number 56 :) Yuval.

[@tiredasz]

you have a great imagination for woodworking my friend

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Dave! Just trying to have some fun in the shop :) Yuval.

[@thedude7726]

you have just inspired me so I must thank you. I have some black walnut and cherry and maple I want to use. walnut bowl and cherry sides and maple stem tops.

[@yuvallahav]

Well, that would make a nice pipe :) You can also use cherry for the bowl by the way, good luck and thank you for the comment! Yuval.

[@thedude7726]

Yuval Lahav Woodturning thank you for the information. I just got into wood working and have limited knowledge. do you have a Facebook page?

[@yuvallahav]

You're welcome! And I sure do, both a personal and an artist page, just look me up :) Yuval.

[@lefroy1]

The way you carved that bowl reminded me of Keith Haring's work; there's an idea for your next peice! ;-) Thanks also for crediting the musicians. Ben McElroy has got himself a new fan.

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you! And yes, it does bring up a taste of Keith!! Next time I'll do some little people dancing... :) Ben's music is very good, I find it relaxing. Yuval

[@williamebert6759]

Nice pipe. I hope to be making my own pipes soon. I gain encouragement from your videos. Thank you.

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you William! You will see, the first one will take you a while, but if you enjoyed making the one, you'll make another, and each will be quicker and more enjoyable. Yuval

[@DadManDoes]

love your method for making a stem. excellent.

[@yuvallahav]

Thanks Jim!! Yuval.

[@papae3058]

That was honestly amazing

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Austin! I'm glad you approve ;) Yuval

[@Stakespecialty]

no hate on smoking beautiful work absolutely love it

[@yuvallahav]

Thank Zach!! Glad you like it :) Yuval

[@EDWRFle]

Beautiful work

[@yuvallahav]

Thanks Chef! Yuval

[@anasqai]

I got an idea since hole can curve like that, the pipe pot part, from middle bottom, curve to top part area(highest and gap abit), so the spread of fire like from middle(we burn abit) then pulled from sides(so the chances of fire/coal doesnt stop if Tobacco-only) to keep spreading. From below is only 1 small point, it is to pull it around.

[@anasqai]

Can i subject-buy and have ez job all pipes?

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you for the idea Muhammad, I hope I understood it correctly.

[@jeffrall6863]

Well Done Sir!!!

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Jeff! Yuval

[@artesanodelalma4280]

Si señor!! Un trabajo de medalla de oro,salud y suerte!!!

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Iroko!! (Iroko is one of my favorite woods to turn...). Yuval

[@kripvorlund7849]

That is wonderful work!

[@yuvallahav]

Thanks Krip! Yuval

[@bluestarindustrialarts7712]

Nice project, nice music, nice vijeo. Just a tip....Burning walnut may smell nice but if you ground more back relief into your modified spade drill it would cut better and probably not heat up.

[@yuvallahav]

Thanks! That is a good tip, and that was an experimental scraper which I've already improved, but it's a valid point nonetheless :) Yuval

[@rickschuman2926]

Try drilling at a slower rate of speed. The more heat you make the more the cutter gets dulled which leads to more heat and dullness. A sharp cutter at lower speed will cut rather than burn through the wood.

[@russellrlf]

Nice carving! Love it

[@ruthstratton7757]

Much more sophisticated than the cigarettes Yuval !

[@yuvallahav]

Yeah, I'm stepping my game up ;) Yuval.

[@yuvallahav]

And how are?? how is your turning going?? When will we be seeing an article about you in TomTurns, or some of your work on Facebook?

[@ruthstratton7757]

I'm fine thank you, enjoying a few days holiday. I've done a little bit of turning recently as I want to get be able to sort my birthday present. Don't think you'll ever see my turning as I'm not good enough.

[@yuvallahav]

Says everyone who ever held a skew for the first time :)

[@tompalmer334]

great to see you making the pipe and the stem I have always wondered how they were made

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Tom! I'm always happy when I teach someone something new! Yuval.

[@MrReybekill]

Really nice video mate! 🤗

[@yuvallahav]

Thanks Mr. ;) Yuval

[@massimomoretti6523]

Bravo! utilissimo! mi diletto al tornio pure io e proverò sicuramente. Grazie!

[@yuvallahav]

Grazie Massimo! dopo che hai fatto qualche di questi, c'i vuole circa 20-25 minuti per fare ogni pipa... un po di piu per fare la canna... Di dove sei? io abito vicino Roma. Yuval

[@maxboonkittypoison]

ooh this is great! thanks for showing it to us.

[@yuvallahav]

Thanks, and you're most welcome! :) Yuval

[@jakefryberger3177]

You did a great job on this pipe I think I'm gonna have to build one before to long

[@yuvallahav]

+Jake Fryberger Don't take your time, these are perfect as a Christmas gifts, get to making!!

[@ModernGentleman]

Beautiful work. Though I would have preferred the bowl left smooth, and polished out nice and glassy to emphasize the grain, especially a tight smooth grain like walnut. Great job 👍

[@yuvallahav]

As a metter of choice, I would prefer a smooth one as well, but people want all different kinds of pipes :) Yuval

[@jeremyedwards5950]

as usual, beautiful Yuval.

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Jeremy, and god bless! :) Yuval.

[@HazyTown01]

Y'all got me turned on to this pipe making work. I've always wanted to do some woodwoork.

[@yuvallahav]

And what a better start then a pipe!! :) Yuval

[@davidmorgan7522]

Very cool Yuval! I like the smell of a pipe and now I know the technique for the stem so I can create that smell for myself! Thanks very much for sharing! Take care, Dave

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you David! I'm sure that in no time you'll be smelling up your shop and everything around you with aromatic pipe tobacco :) Yuval.

[@Bramsshed1913]

Superb piece of work mate!! Great idea with the modified spade bitCheers for now Bram

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Brams old chum!! :) I should cut that spade bit shaft so it wouldn't vibrate like crazy :) Yuval.

[@juancarlosfdez.toldos326]

Increíble, muy bonita desde Madrid,España

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Juan!! Say hi to Madrid for me ;) Yuval

[@juancarlosfdez.toldos326]

Salud amigo, hasta siempre Yuval.

[@bozzskaggs112]

great video. loved the music.

[@yuvallahav]

Thanks Bozz! Yuval

[@fourringking]

Who watches a video on carving a pipe then complains about demonstration of smoking said pipe? Cool pipe inspired me to give it a try.

[@yuvallahav]

You would be surprised :) Many people think these are just decorative. Yuval

[@ChurchClown7]

You are a pipe making wizard. Thanks!

[@yuvallahav]

Wouldn't go as far as wizard, but thank you nonetheless Donald! Yuval.

[@jakebudde7393]

Do you char the inside of the bowl before use? Would love to try to make one of these but I wanna make sure the thing is properly prepped before use.

[@yuvallahav]

I don't normally char them, as people like their char built up in different ways and flavors, but if someone asks for a pipe that is precharred, then I will.

[@Deliquescentinsight]

I bet the long stem would cool the smoke down nicely, what a great pipe, nice work mate

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Michael!! The stem was made that long originally for that reason, but it has other uses, like poking rouge children or Hobbits... ;) Yuval

[@MichaelLawing]

That was amazing to watch. Really nice work! It kinda makes me want to take up smoking a pipe!

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Michael!! I'm not in the habit of helping others pick up bad habits ;) But they are sure fun to make! Yuval.

[@deathpants1]

Michael Lawing You absolutely should my good man! It is a beautiful, dieing art. I would highly recommend watching some of “Mutton Chop Piper’s” videos if you’re interested. It’s a very relaxing past time carried through the ages of men! I’ve been smoking for 3 years now. No regrets.

[@noahstevens379]

I like how the carving made it look kinda like worm tracks very pretty

[@yuvallahav]

Thanks! It's also a lot of fun to make :) Yuval

[@FranciscVasile]

Nice pipe! For a super wizard pipe, the curves must be filled with glow in the dark epoxy. That would look awesome

[@yuvallahav]

That can be done... :) But in honesty, when dealing with something someone is going to smoke out of, less materials is better... Yuval

[@FranciscVasile]

@@yuvallahav You know the best, im not a smoker in any way. But youre right, a heavier pipe is not good, espoecially when it has a long handle

[@zachzee590]

I'm not even a smoker but i find pipes so cool i'm tempted to make one.

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Silvez, I'm not a smoker as well, doesn't mean I can't enjoy making these (they also sell like hot cakes!!). Yuval

[@hoamschkoold5437]

Great Video. I'm interested in buying a lathe exclusively for pipe making. Can you make any suggestions as where to start? new used etc

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Robert! As for a lathe, since you're planning on making mostly small items, a bench lathe is what you need, it's small yet still comes in version that can handle a good 12 inch swing should you want to turn a nice plate, and are quiet and efficient. I hear Jet has a few of those in reasonable prices, but you can find many of these also on the used market, I see a lot of people finding nice lathes on craigslist! Yuval.

[@hoamschkoold5437]

Would you like to use any of my music in your videos? I wouldn't ask for anything in return. soundcloud.com/fulkrumusic

[@yuvallahav]

Hey Robert, I listened to your music, it's fantastic!! I would love to use it in my videos, but it means I will have to ask you for the following: Send me an e-mail ([e-mail]) with your tracks attached as mp3 files, and in the e-mail please state the list of tracks by name and length (min:sec), declare that they are your tracks and yours to give permission to use, state that you give me permission to use these tracks in my youtube videos productions (and there alone) and that I can edit them as I please (volume wise, stops and starts, as the video production requires, not to change them and take credit for the "new" creation as my own or course), and that you do not wish to be compensated by any means from profits I make from those videos I will use your music in, now and in the future. Also, if you have a site where your music is available, please add it to the mail so I could put it into the video description when I credit your music. Thank you!! :)

[@mitchbookey4930]

turned out lovely

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Mitch! Yuval.

[@DrexlFlowood]

Wow, awesome work. I like the design of this pipe even more than your last one.

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you DrexIFlo! As far as projects go, this is a fun one to make, there are many many possibilities for personalization. Yuval.

[@Andybruff]

I want more pipe making videos that end in the pipe being smoked. The whole point is to smoke something out of it.

[@yuvallahav]

I get what you're saying, but KZbin tends to block videos where drinking or smoking is shown to over 18, so we don't want that to happen. Sorry mate, but hey, I do smoke them off screen if it helps ;)

[@Andybruff]

@@yuvallahav yeah I figured as much. Just wanted to address the end where you are defending the smoking part. Lol, I don’t actually smoke, but if I made a pipe I’d make it to smoke it. Great video!

[@tompuskar4426]

Nice addition to your previous olive/oak pipe. I'm hoping to try both styles soon! best wishes for continued success.

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Tom! I'm sure you'll be making great pipes in no time! Yuval.

[@craighuffman5098]

amazing work

[@yuvallahav]

Thanks Craig!! Yuval

[@ubiratanversolato7015]

My friend, congratulations for your work .... Thank you for inspiration and how do i found the sound track of Ben mcElroy? On spotify i find a song called Oakwood i think it is .... help please

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Ubiratan! Try this link: freemusicarchive.org/search?adv=1&quicksearch=Ben%20mcElroy&& Yuval

[@rexhargrove5172]

Wow … beautiful work

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Rex! Yuval

[@bnktopa]

My first time when i have ever watched every second of video

[@yuvallahav]

I'm glad to be your full time first ;) Hope you'll find the same interest in some of my other videos!! :) Yuval

[@willemkossen]

Nice video, nice carving!

[@willemkossen]

I like the spade bit solution. Its a bit like my tapered reamer i made for #toolmake16.

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Willem! I've seen those tapered reamers, maybe some day... :) Yuval.

[@survivaltips7837]

Nice work 😉👍👌

[@yuvallahav]

Thanks!! Glad you liked it! :) Yuval

[@OneLeggedDiver]

I would love to see your take on making yerba mate gourds! If you don't know what that is, you should check it out!

[@yuvallahav]

checking it out... checked it out, it should be a very simple project... I like most of them have a metal lip, I wonder if there's anyway to get those, or maybe find something in the local hardware store that would do as well... Yuval

[@roseheart7227]

Beautiful work,I love it!

[@yuvallahav]

Thanks Jen! Yuval

[@Wolf420Man]

pretty cool that design looks like termite tracks interesting...

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Sam! Yuval

[@theguywitheyebrows]

beautiful work man!! love the carving design, and how random it looked while you were working on it. that looks great!!

[@yuvallahav]

Thanks Garcia!! I really like doing work like that, the detailing, I wish I had more projects to do more of that. Yuval

[@maxboonkittypoison]

Awesome looking pipe and in pipe smoking there is no wrong and right way to do it. If you enjoyed the smoke it is perfect. This is an older video i wil be searching your channel for pipe making video's LOL. Greetings,, Kitty.

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Kitty! I feel the same way, no wrong or right, but what works for you. I hope you found the couple more videos I have for pipes and enjoyed them, I'll be posting some new videos soon, including a few new pipes. Yuval

[@sarvman]

Yeah, I gotta get some walnut again. Hickory and walnut and some others......videos are expensive.....NICE WORK!

[@yuvallahav]

Thanks!! Videos are expensive? They're free on KZbin! ;) Yuval

[@danield679]

It reminds me a little bit of those radical looking wood sculptures that are done using electricity. Maybe he could add some bright colored acrylic resin in those grooves and then sand it so they show in the little grooves and the wood shows as well. It would look kind of “magical“. Just a thought… Otherwise, it’s perfectly amazing as it is!

[@yuvallahav]

Thank you Daniel! I was going for a natural "bark", or even "warmy" look, but putting some light colored resin in the groves is a great idea!! I might do it someday soon. Yuval