Sunday, March 7, 2010
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Saturday, January 30, 2010
Blog is now integrated into my site! I'll be adding some pipe making videos shortly. posted by Chris Houser at 8:33 AM 0 Comments
Thursday, January 21, 2010
1001 - Stubby Nosewarmer I completed my submission to the Pipemakersforum pipe trade. The theme was a nosewarmer. I used a cutoff tool to cut the end of the shank off to use and the stem insert. I applied a black stain at the early stages of sanding then moved to a medium walnut.
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Sunday, December 20, 2009
Completed two new pipes!
I finished this pipe on Friday. It is a very nice sandblasted ball with a bamboo shank. However, this pipe is very small. I used a smaller block of briar that had been in my briar back for the better part of a year.

This is a beautiful contrast Dublin that I finished a few weeks ago. The bowl has a slight canter forward. this pipe is for sale on my website for $90.
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Thursday, December 3, 2009
New website! Well I finally have a website up for my pipes! It was definitely a learning experience. I do not have any web experience, so it took a few days to learn the basics. first edition was all sliced images in a table. I scrapped that two days after I finished it. The current setup is using CSS and div's.
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Wednesday, November 18, 2009
New Website Under Construction I've decided to move away from a blog based website. I'll have the new site up asap along with new pipes for sale! posted by Chris Houser at 1:32 PM
Friday, June 12, 2009
Pipe 18
This pipe was made for a friend. I used a Bocole extention on the stem. It looks to be a good smoker.



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Saturday, May 30, 2009
Wedding Set
Koa Extension Churchwarden
Bamboo Churchwarden
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Saturday, January 30, 2010
Blog is now integrated into my site! I'll be adding some pipe making videos shortly. posted by Chris Houser at 8:33 AM 0 Comments
Thursday, January 21, 2010
1001 - Stubby Nosewarmer I completed my submission to the Pipemakersforum pipe trade. The theme was a nosewarmer. I used a cutoff tool to cut the end of the shank off to use and the stem insert. I applied a black stain at the early stages of sanding then moved to a medium walnut.
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Completed two new pipes!
This is a beautiful contrast Dublin that I finished a few weeks ago. The bowl has a slight canter forward. this pipe is for sale on my website for $90.
posted by Chris Houser at
4:11 PM
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Thursday, December 3, 2009
New website! Well I finally have a website up for my pipes! It was definitely a learning experience. I do not have any web experience, so it took a few days to learn the basics. first edition was all sliced images in a table. I scrapped that two days after I finished it. The current setup is using CSS and div's.
I will be adding more pipes and finish putting content in the pages this week. I also have a new Dublin with a very gorgeous contrast stain that will be going up as soon as I can take some photos.
Thanks again for checking back!
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
New Website Under Construction I've decided to move away from a blog based website. I'll have the new site up asap along with new pipes for sale! posted by Chris Houser at 1:32 PM
Friday, June 12, 2009
Pipe 18
This pipe was made for a friend. I used a Bocole extention on the stem. It looks to be a good smoker.
Pipe Info
Length: 5.8"
Height: 1.89"
Chamber Diameter: .75"
Chamber Depth: 1.36"
Stem Material: ABS With Bocole Extention
Bit Thinkness: .18"
Airway Diameter: 5/32"
Weight: 1.55oz



Saturday, May 30, 2009
Wedding Set
Cumberland Stems and Sterling Silver Bands
The straight billiards were for the groomsmen. The bent billiard was for the best man and the freehand churchwarden was for the pastor. We did break open that can of three nuns at the wedding!
Labels: Billiard, Set, Wedding Set
posted by Chris Houser at 3:47 PM 0 CommentsKoa Extension Churchwarden
Labels: Churchwarden, Sold
posted by Chris Houser at 3:46 PM 0 CommentsBamboo Churchwarden
Bamboo Churchwarden
The bottom of the stummel is rusticated and the top is smooth. This pipe is an excellent smoker and its on of my favorite reading pipes.
Labels: Churchwarden
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