Lol, I wound up getting two in a buy one get one deal from pipesandcigars.com when I wasn't even looking to purchase any. A deal is hard to pass up sometimesPicked up from the devil's site.
Not sure why I needed/wanted two but they were cheap
He had an etsy site up when we first started movement on the BOTL pipe, but since has just been placing them with a local B&M I believe. We should ask @crperkins to post pics of current available pipes! (or maybe that's treading on sponsor ground :dunno: )Those are both really pretty, does he have a site he showcases pipes already made for sale or are all custom only
Both look awesome, bro! Very nice pick ups!
Got these beauties in on Friday, both from Cody (crperkins) of CP Pipes
My first quality, hand-made, artisan pipes!
The left is one from the run of pipes done for botl.org, the first ever official BOTL Pipe, designed by the members, for the members!
The right is a blowfish that Cody had already made that really grabbed me, so I asked him to hold on to it and ship it along with the BOTL pipes.
I'm so excited to have finally jumped in the the world of artisan pipes, and so glad Cody joined BOTL. Here's to many more years!
Thank you, Cody!
That is an awesome haul!!!I saved up the purchases from the last few days to show in a single post.
Not counting the awesome bomb from Sean earlier today, here's what I've received in the past week: 1 tin of Molto Dolce, 2 tins of CAO Black, Carnuba polishing wax, pipe stem cleaner/deoxidizer, rough pipe cleaners, extra fluffy pipe cleaners, regular pipe cleaners, Senior pipe reamer, set of 5 stem brushes, and two estate pipes.
Report back on the pipe maintenance equipment. I need to pick some up myself and would love the first-hand feedback!I saved up the purchases from the last few days to show in a single post.
Not counting the awesome bomb from Sean earlier today, here's what I've received in the past week: 1 tin of Molto Dolce, 2 tins of CAO Black, Carnuba polishing wax, pipe stem cleaner/deoxidizer, rough pipe cleaners, extra fluffy pipe cleaners, regular pipe cleaners, Senior pipe reamer, set of 5 stem brushes, and two estate pipes.
Absolutely! A couple of those estate pipes have very heavy cake (one of which I think is about 70% blocked) so the reamer will get a lot of use. From all of the reviews I've read, the Senior Reamer is supposed to be the best tool out there. Plus, it has a removable shank bit for removing heavy cake inside the stem.Report back on the pipe maintenance equipment. I need to pick some up myself and would love the first-hand feedback!I saved up the purchases from the last few days to show in a single post.
Not counting the awesome bomb from Sean earlier today, here's what I've received in the past week: 1 tin of Molto Dolce, 2 tins of CAO Black, Carnuba polishing wax, pipe stem cleaner/deoxidizer, rough pipe cleaners, extra fluffy pipe cleaners, regular pipe cleaners, Senior pipe reamer, set of 5 stem brushes, and two estate pipes.
I bought the stem cleaning kit from Walker Briars. I'd heard really good things about their stuff anyway and, although the kit ($20) is designed and sold as a stem cleaner and polisher, they also say that the carnuba wax is great on the bowl, too.@rdomfoto, I think that reamer is already on my must buy list! But, I'm really curious about which cleaners/polishes/waxes to buy...