The direction of the woodgrain really compliments this pipe very well. Great job!

Love how you used the hole saws. Great Idea.

@OuttheCave

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your comment! I was not sure this would work but it did and it saved a lot of time in the shaping process. Cheers!

Nice vid for people that can all ready make one 👍

I've done this exact same method, I thought I was being clever, lol. I've done the lathe method and this is by far easier and like you said very reproducible.

@OuttheCave

6 жыл бұрын

Hi, I'm very glad to hear this from someone who also tried with a lathe as well (I did not). Thank you for your comment!! Cheers!

@u.sonomabeach6528

2 жыл бұрын

I love woodworking and I am always eager and excited to try out new tools but for some reason the lathe has never got me excited. I have never used one so maybe I will try it and kick myself for not doing it sooner

Your mind is brilliant.

Beginners won't get it but, I do. Keep posting.

Your little song is now stuck in my head

Well done. Very creative use of the tools you had to work with.

@OuttheCave

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the nice feedback! Cheers!

kudos to you sir. good work and extra points for being patient enough to work with that bench...it would drive me insane lol.

@OuttheCave

5 жыл бұрын

Oh believe me, it drove me crazy too and I have made a new bench since then (video to come). Thanks for your comment! Cheers!

Now that's hand made! Basic tools to manipulate the shape but that was 85% elbow grease no doubt! Poker shapes easy using this method. Very nice vid.

@OuttheCave

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your nice comment!! Cheers!

This video looks pretty promising to me. I will try to make a churchwarden pipe based on your project in the upcoming holidays (hope it turns out well ^^). Good thing you wrote your tools in the description, wouldn't have known all the english names for them. ^^'

@OuttheCave

6 жыл бұрын

Hey, that's nice to hear! Let me know how it worked for you and if you make a video, feel free to post a link here! Until then... Enjoy the holidays!

Thank you! Very unique

That’s so cool how great your pipe looks

@OuttheCave

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your nice comment! Cheers!

Great work mate. Very clever. I liked watching cheers ✌️

@OuttheCave

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your nice comment! Cheers!

A dremel tool is what I use to do most if the shaping and sharp angles, it makes things much easier

@OuttheCave

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Jason, You are so right! I also started using a dremel for the pipe shaping, not so long ago. What a time saver! I ordered a bag of those mini (1/4 and 1/2 inch) sand paper roll, those work great! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and Cheers!

I have the exact same NATO band on my watch!

Wow. Great job. Inspiring

@OuttheCave

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Finally someone has good music for pipe making!^^

@harryl6175

3 жыл бұрын

you got that right

I realy like the music.. Totaly not what i expectet for a pipe carving video

nice job of making of a pipe

@OuttheCave

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your nice comment! Cheers!!

sweet SKX007, Im wearing it since 2010, still running good

@OuttheCave

3 жыл бұрын

I got mine in 2015, love this watch! Cheers!

Saw a vid the other day on pipes, got inspired. Made 3 pipes using scraps for practice. Used drill press and mini lathe. Each of the 3 pipes has a flaw. They say ya gotta break some eggs to make an omelet so we'll see how #4 turns out. Each mistake is a lesson learned! Oh yeah, harbor freight has a 1" wide belt sander, cheap but a bad ass little machine, check em out.

@OuttheCave

6 жыл бұрын

Nice to hear James! Keep making pipes!! Cheers!

@adammoran7849

6 жыл бұрын

I've made 10 pipes so far, all out of pecan wood & no flaws in any of them. All I can say is take your time.

@OuttheCave

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Adam, Happy to hear that! Are you using a lathe, a drill press or some other methods? Let us know... Cheers!

@adammoran7849

6 жыл бұрын

I'm completely old school. Clamps, paddle bits for the bowl & progressively larger drill bits for the "neck"

@OuttheCave

6 жыл бұрын

Nice Adam! I started one today for a friend's wedding gift. I am trying to set the stem at an angle this time. If it all works out, I will do some more and probably a video. Keep making those pipes!!

nice work

Great job man! You made me want to give it a try myself..👍🤠

@OuttheCave

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, I appreciate the good words and you should definitely give it a go!!

@Fourwheeldriveslides205

Жыл бұрын

I've been on a rabbit hole for the past 2 days with it dude I've made 2 so far just with my fixed blade some silver maple and twine you cut a cylinder about the size you want your bowl split it in half draw your bowl on to it and carve it out carve your hole through one of the sides then carve your stem split it in half hollow a line down the middle of it wrap the bowl and the stem separately in the twine to make sure it has a good seal back together then put the stem onto the bowl and Bob's your uncle

@OuttheCave

Жыл бұрын

@@Fourwheeldriveslides205 , Cool! Glad to hear that! Yeah, I never tried the splitting way but I've seen it and I'll sure give it a try! Thanks for sharing and Cheers!!

amazing !! thank you

Cheers to you, my fellow die-hard radial arm saw user!

@OuttheCave

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your comment and Cheers to you as well!!

I rock an skx007 on a nato strap when I work on cool things too. Nice

@OuttheCave

3 жыл бұрын

Oh, a fellow craftsman with good taste for watches! ;o) Glad to hear! Cheers!

First of all thank you for making this video not everybody Machines To make a pipe all I have Is a sore and a drill and a piece of wood

@OuttheCave

2 жыл бұрын

Hi, Thanks for your good comment! It's true, I only dream I had a lathe and the space to put it ;o) Cheers!!

@JariMakela-ho9dm

3 ай бұрын

​@@OuttheCavesuoml 11:34 11:34

great work

@OuttheCave

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your good comment! Cheers!

that seiko looks great on the blue strap, imo.

Great video! I’m actually using it as a reference for my first pipe I’ve ever made. Question: I can’t figure out how you took the pilot drill bit off of the hole saw bit. Is it a special attachment or a special bit that’s used, or can any hole saw bit do this? I have one, but can’t seem to remove the pilot bit. Any direction would be much appreciated!

@OuttheCave

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Christopher, I'm so glad to hear my video is helping you make your first pipe! I have 2 sets of hole saws and both have a set screw on the side (flat head screw) to remove or change the center drill bit. If you do have a screw on the side, try loosening it and the drill bit should fall out. It might be very tight if it was never removed. If the drill bit is not removable, then it will be nearly impossible to use it to make a pipe so you might need to get another one. However, I never seen a hole saw with a fixed center bit. I hope you can solve this and get back to making a pipe! Don't hesitate if you have any other question, I will be happy to help. Cheers!

Awesome video .Shalom

Это по истине ручная работа!!!!!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Cool video, that's a nice looking pipe too! And the music was awesome

@OuttheCave

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your nice comment and Cheers!!

@robbiemify

4 жыл бұрын

Music , what music, just a trly dreadful cacophony !!!

Well done....

@OuttheCave

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your nice comment! Cheers!

Why did I go out and buy a lathe? Duh! Great job! Thanks for the video.

@OuttheCave

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your good comment and I'm sure you will find lots of cool stuff to do with your lathe! Cheers!

Wow!!! You're quite an artist Nic!!! Awesome to watch all the process! Good job! Do you see your pipe?

@OuttheCave

6 жыл бұрын

I see my pipe very well, thank you for asking ;o)

@sniffadoghq

5 жыл бұрын

Out the Cave 🤣🤣🤣

@lungilekubheka3878

4 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣

Good job 👍

@OuttheCave

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for your great comment!

How to make a cherrywood pipe- throw it in the woodstove and get a peice of briar. 😄 Looks good though love the poker shape

@OuttheCave

2 жыл бұрын

Thank for your comment! I admit it's not a classic pipe wood. I do have a briar pipe I bought in Belgium but the cherry pipe smokes quite well too. An apple tree pipe is coming up soon too so stay tuned! Cheers!

@ModernGentleman

2 жыл бұрын

@@OuttheCave im only poking fun lol. It comes from a place of love 😁Cheers 👍

Core box router bit...why didn’t I think of that lol. I modified a spade bit to do the same thing. Good work on yours 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

@OuttheCave

6 жыл бұрын

I actually took the core box bit idea from Gary Harmon. His chanel has a lot of pipe making videos, you should check it out : kzread.info/dron/XRsEWIvKbw4s7Eu6WrS_MA.html

@jamesmoore3346

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, that Gary knows his stuff when it comes to pipes. I've made around 30 pipes as of date. Been wanting to break into long stem wizard pipes, yuval lahav has some fantastic vids on pipes. He is a master turner, ok by me as I have two lathes, a mini and a midi. Works great.... Great vid you did, people don't realize what it actually takes to make one and the science of doing it proper for a good burn. Keep it up brother, its a great video, thanks for posting.....

Very nice 👍

@OuttheCave

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks and Cheers!!

What is the name of this ingenious saw? It's a hand-held circular saw with a holder like a milling machine. Brilliant. Looks much safer than a table saw.

@OuttheCave

3 жыл бұрын

Hi and thanks for your comment! This is a Radial Arm Saw. I got mine from my oncle but you can get some used ones for very cheap and the oldest are usually better (at least in Canada and USA). It's really a good option for a small shop where you don't want to have a central table saw permanently. I think they are as safe as table saws once you know how to handle them but it's very different to work with and requires some thinking before trying any new cut (this is the key to safety whatever the tool). Cheers!

Great video... thxs

@OuttheCave

4 ай бұрын

Glad to hear you enjoyed! Due to many viewers request, I just released a "no music" version of this video. Cheers!

Music in background is very loud i wanna be able to hear your work your tools sound of wood emerging into something beautiful your pipe ☀️

@OuttheCave

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for sweetening your comment, I do appreciate! This is an old one and I since learned to balance music a bit better in my videos. Ok, way better now ;o) Cheers!

Cool video. I carve pipes. I’ve found that the inside corner where stem meets head is better shaved with either an upside down chisel or a card scraper. Do you like this particular cherry pipe? Have yet to make one of cherry.

@OuttheCave

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your comment and for the tip! I find the rasp to be a bit too agressive so I will try with a card scraper next time. I love smoking this cherry pipe! I like briar too but, to me, cherry feels more like real wood. It's also more durable then I expected. I'd like to hear back if you end up making one... Cheers!

There's a seller on Ebay, called 'Antlers by Cody', who makes pipes out of antler and horn; and, he coats the inside of his pipes with "liquid meerschaum". From what little information I've gathered so far, 'liquid meerschaum' is simply powdered meerschaum, mixed-with a binder; but, I don't yet know what that binder would be. I had wondered if clay might serve similarly.....

@OuttheCave

Жыл бұрын

Really sounds like a great concept, having a bowl of meerschaum. Thanks for bringing this up and let us know if you find out! Cheers!

Bonjours votre travail est magnifiquement bien félicitation Monsieur A+ de Belgique

@OuttheCave

2 жыл бұрын

Merci pour votre bon commentaire, c'est vraiment apprécié! A+ du Québec ;o)

I'm about to make my own pipe and needed to understand how to carve the block of wood, this is the best woodworking video ive ever seen! The plans at the beginning were extremely helpful. I have one question though as someone who has never used a pipe before, can i make the full pipe out of wood? or is there a reason people seem to buy the mouthpiece instead? I know it has a place to hold a filter, but im honestly not worried about that, im perfectly willing to deal with the harshness.

@OuttheCave

7 ай бұрын

I'm really glad this was helpful! You can certainly make a stem from wood. A lot of people use a piece of tree branch in a shape they like and split it in the middle. Then they carve out the center before re-glueing the 2 halves. I never made one of those but I always think about giving it a try for a wizard type of pipe. The longer the stem, the colder the smoke. About the filter, I'm using it mostly to absorb the condensation humidity that sometimes build into a nasty juice. When I'm out of filters I roll a piece of paper or bark in there. However, having a wood stem is actually a good way to avoid this condensation because the wood will absorbe it. Making your own pipe makes a really rewarding smoke! Cheers!

@spitfire_saint4428

7 ай бұрын

@@OuttheCave well I've been through a journey. Carved my pipe out of a block of ash, drilled the holes, and chiseled everything into shape, just need to sand it now. I'm really happy with how it turned out, though my rounding skills with a chisel are not good. The wood stem definitely added a bit of complexity, but that was mostly solved with a longer drill bit. It was difficult to get the holes to line up inside the joint. Making everything else was so painless, I'm really glad I found this video, thank you!

@OuttheCave

7 ай бұрын

That is good to hear!! Ash is a good wood but start it with slow smokes to build a nice cake and avoid burning it (1/4 bowl, few half bowl, few 3/4 bowl). The trick for lining up the holes (if you ever make a 2nd one) is having a square block to start with and also, once you setup the piece firmly in the drill press, you don't move it until all holes from that directions are done. And how does it smoke?? I bet it's great! Cheers!

nice old dewalt cut off saw you got there

@OuttheCave

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I love it. My uncle gave it to me when he moved out of his house. Cheers!

@figuringthingsout4589

3 жыл бұрын

@@OuttheCave awesome, good to keep it in the family

Take u'r like good man

Awesome skills. Saw you changed watch bands three times ... what kind of wrist watch is that?

@OuttheCave

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your comment and good observation. That watch is a very popular Seiko SKX007. When possible, I change the nato strap to match my tshirt in the morning (nato straps are easy to change). That video was recorded over a few days and there are also pieces from 2 identical pipe builds that I put together to have the best final video. This is why you see me wearing different straps and tshirts. Cheers!

Inventive use of the hole saws and the tap...does it smoke well? My bench did the same thing yours does until I got fed up and screwed some left over plywood between the legs as reinforcement, night and day difference. Cheers and happy holidays.

@OuttheCave

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your comment! The pipe actually smokes very well. I made 2 of them and I'm planning on making a bunch more. I'm getting setup in a new workshop soon so this shaky workbench will probably become scrap lumber. But I might also reinforce it as you suggested and keep it until I have time to build a proper one. Don't hesitate if you have any questions on the process, I will be glad to answer them. Happy holidays to you as well !

@AndrewMurphy8383

6 жыл бұрын

can you make like a list of tools u use so i can order what i need to make it please and the sizes of the bits vapeandrew@gmail.com

@OuttheCave

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Andrew, It will be my pleasure! I should be able to put that together and provide you with the information during this week-end.

@OuttheCave

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Andrew, I updated the list of tools in the video description and added all bit sizes. I will also email to you. I'm using the pipe stem with the filters so these are usually 13/32 (10mm). You can get a lot of the tools from Amazon, Aliexpress or your local hardware store. The black acrylic pipe stem I used are from Aliexpress. Let me know how your project goes and don't hesitate if any questions. Cheers!

@AndrewMurphy8383

6 жыл бұрын

here is my other email vapeandrew@gmail.com i am thinkig about making some pipes out cherry soon as i coud get some cherry blanks

Nice....

Where do you get your pipe stems? Great work on the pipe! Cheers.

@OuttheCave

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Caleb, Thank you for your comment! I order the pipe stems online from Aliexpress. Look for the Acrylic ones. They have a lot of different shapes. Cheers!

Nice SKX

Thanks! I have some nice wild cherry blossom wood. Do you think it would suit well for pipe smoking? Seems pretty dense and tough.

@JH-tk6ge

4 жыл бұрын

nevermind: I saw your response below. Thanks! "See this web page for alternative woods options : pipedia.org/wiki/Alternative_Woods_Used_For_Pipe_making Let me know if you make a pipe, what wood you picked and how it went for you. Cheers!"

@OuttheCave

4 жыл бұрын

That is a good question. I did some research and it's the same wood. Apparently, some varieties are producing more flowers and no fruits and other varieties have fruits. But it's the same tree family. I hope your project is successful! Let me know how it goes. Cheers!

@OuttheCave

4 жыл бұрын

Source : www.quora.com/How-are-cherry-trees-different-from-cherry-blossom-trees

@OuttheCave

4 жыл бұрын

My cherry wood was kiln dry and worked out great. For green wood, the drying time will vary with region and seasons so it's hard to tell. I hope someone with wood seasoning experience can answer better than me here. Cheers!

Do you have a casio duro? I think i have the same watch :)

@OuttheCave

4 жыл бұрын

Mine is a Seiko SKX007 but it's very similar to the Duro. You have good taste! Cheers!

@jrob6694

3 жыл бұрын

I noticed that too... my buddy has the 007 as well

Awesome skill, and I appreciate when you stopped to show how and where you removed wood. And the background music is very nice. My Shazam-like addon says it's "Election I Love You ". Is it?

@OuttheCave

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your good comment! This is good information for me and will help make my videos better. the music is free from kzread.infomusic ...the 2 songs in this video are Thud (from: John Deley and the 41 Players) and Garage (from: Topher Mohr and Alex Elena). Cheers!

@robbiemify

4 жыл бұрын

It's a Godawful racket, in no way can it be described as music !!!

Hello. Thank you for sharing. Very informative. I would like to try making a pipe myself but I am unsure where to find Apple, Cherry or Rose wood. I have looked online but have only found chips of the said woods for smoking foods. Do you know of any sites I could purchase big blocks of these woods from?

@OuttheCave

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Mick, First, I have to say I had a look at your channel and it's very interesting to see you are into knife making and archery. I, myself, started traditional archery 3 years ago and I love it! I'm also planning to make some knives once I'm done moving my shop. Now to answer your question... Wood lumber is not so easy to order online because of customs and different border regulation. I would try to find a local lumber store or even better, a shop that makes furniture. These furniture shops might have left over cut-outs that they can sell or even give to you. Another option is to find it in the woods and dry it yourself, but this is s whole different sport (and I don't know much about that). If you have no other choice but ordering online, then tell me what country you are in, maybe I can see if I could help you with that. By the way, I'm in Canada. Let me know ! Cheers !

@shurikenmick

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the reply and having a look at my channel. I have been making knives for a couple years now and highly recommend you give it a go. Its cheap to get started with basic tools and like making a pipe, knives make great gifts can become an heirloom passed from father/mother to son/daughter or can be sold. I havent been out with the bow for a while unfortunately but I hope too soon. I have a buddy that makes bows, have you considered having a go at making one? I can think of one furniture shop in town I can try. I am in Australia and there are plenty of trees but I think it takes a long time for wood to dry and the one time I tried it split on me lol so finding some dry wood would be great. I found some proper briar blocks on ETSY and EBay but they are pre-cut to shape and leave little room for creative design.

@OuttheCave

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, I watched a few videos on making bows. I might try one day. I suggest you check that local furniture shop. And if they don't have what you need, they will probably know how to get it. Also watch out for toxic wood species! I know cherry, maple and briar are ok but if you go with something else, do some research before to make sure it's ok to smoke. If you make a pipe, post a video or let me know how it went for you. I'd like to know. Cheers!!

@shurikenmick

6 жыл бұрын

Will do. Thanks for your time and knowledge.

@OuttheCave

6 жыл бұрын

My pleasure. And don't hesitate if any more questions.

Great video how long did it take you to make it?

@OuttheCave

3 жыл бұрын

Hi and thanks for your good comment! The first one took a lot of figuring out, maybe 8h over a few days (I don't do this full time). Then it goes faster from there and by the 4th or 5th one, it's taking me less then 2h per pipe. Cheers!

Gorgeous pipe. I love cherry. And ash. But an ash pipe seems like a bad idea….

@OuttheCave

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your great comment! Ash wood is not toxic but it may just burn faster. Nothing burns as slow as briar but longevity is not the only reason for wood selection. Cheers!

Very nice. Did you apply linseed oil on the inside of the bowl as well?

@OuttheCave

5 жыл бұрын

Oh! I should have mentioned that as it is a very good question! I was careful not to put any oil inside the bowl. That would probably go away with time but the first few smokes would certainly taste like deep fried wood! Thanks for your comment!

@trpem1590

5 жыл бұрын

I am a complete beginner and I want to thank you for making this accessible to everyone! Its this video that got me started. BTW I bought the same tools you used. The only difference is that I used a hand saw and a hand drill. The pipe turned out great!

@OuttheCave

5 жыл бұрын

Hi, It makes me so happy to hear that!! I'm a beginner too and the reason I do video is all about sharing knowledge and experiences. Keep making things! Cheers!

Just curious what bits and hole saws did you use ?

@OuttheCave

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Michael, you can look in the video description, there are details on the bits and hole saws I used. (Click "show more" to see everything.) You will also find some links to equivalent tools on Amazon. Then, if you need any other information or additional details, don't hesitate to ask me and it will be a pleasure to provide it to you.

If you boil the cherry wood with some cherry tree bark you will get a natural red Cherry stain, it was in a old Folk Crafts book , called Foxfire Very nice natural red stain , non toxic of course

@OuttheCave

4 жыл бұрын

I like this idea! I assume we'd need freshly cut cherry wood and not dried lumber. Thanks for your comment!

جميل

I found that cherry woods absolute favorite thing to do is crack. Its so frustrating

@OuttheCave

Жыл бұрын

Oh, sorry to hear that. I used kiln dried cherry and it never cracked on me. Hope you find a cool wood that works. Cheers!

How old is that dewalt saw? Before they went black and yellow?

@OuttheCave

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, it's from the 70s. Back when they were building things to last forever! ;o) ...Dewalt was like the PRO division of Black & Decker back then. Cheers!

Great work :) What size hole saws did you use?

@OuttheCave

6 жыл бұрын

Hi and thanks for asking! I will verify that and let you know shortly...

@OuttheCave

6 жыл бұрын

Hi, I'm just back from the shop and I checked the hole saw sizes : The big one for the bowl is 1-1/2 inch (38mm). The small one is 7/8 inch (22mm). This is the outside diameter so the inside is about 3/16 inch (5mm) smaller. If you make one, I'd like to know how it went for you. Have a good one!

@Glyn77777

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate, if I ever get the tools sorted I will :)

Would coating the inside of the bowl with clay or 'liquid meerschaum' make the pipe last longer?

@OuttheCave

Жыл бұрын

Hi and thanks for your great question! I have never seen a pipe with a coated bowl. I know there are corn cob pipes that are coated with clay but I think they just coat the outside. So you may have just invented something! Let us know the details if you do any tests with this idea and how it went. Cheers!

Can the linseed oil be used for fireproofing the wood? And does that need to be done to the inside of the pipe

@OuttheCave

5 жыл бұрын

Oh! I should have mentioned that as it is a very good question! I was careful not to put any oil inside the bowl. That would probably go away with time but the first few smokes would certainly taste like deep fried wood! What creates the black insulation layer (cake) in the bowl is a thin layer of burnt wood. It will slowly build up by itself, just don't scrape it off between smoke. Thanks for your question and don't hesitate if anything else. Cheers!

@leonprice4198

5 жыл бұрын

@@OuttheCave thank you lots

Did you use vulcanite for the mouthpiece? Excellent craftmanship btw

@OuttheCave

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Josh, I only used cheap plastic mouthpiece so far but maybe in the future I will give vulcanite a try. If I do that, I will make a video for sure. Thanks for your comment! Cheers!

@joshdowns6095

5 жыл бұрын

@@OuttheCave do you remember where you bought them from?

@OuttheCave

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Josh, I buy my stems online from Aliexpress. There are very good acrylic ones with lots of shape options. However, I suggest you buy one piece to check the quality before you order more from the same seller. They are not expensive though (about 3 to 5 $USD). Cheers!

👍👍

Where did you get the NATO for your SKX007?

@OuttheCave

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Nate, I ordered a bunch of NATO watch straps from Aliexpress (China). I'm not sure I would trust the Chinese watch pins but the straps are fabric and they work great. I have about 30 and I never had a problem with them.

Oh, you right, it's seiko

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@OuttheCave

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your good comment!!

out the cave. may ask a few questions. i what is the lenth of the block of wood and the width. also if u don't mine how far do u drill down for the shank and the tobacco bowl thank you.

@OuttheCave

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Joseph, It's my pleasure to answer any questions. My initial block of cherry for this kind of pipe is approximately : 1 3/4 inch wide X 2 inch high X 3 inch long. When drilling the outside of the shank, you need to stop a before the outside of the bowl and same goes when drilling the outside of the bowl, you need to stop before hitting the shank. If you draw it on your block, it will be obvious when drilling. If you leave 1/4", you can make a nice rounded transition between the shank and bowl later, when sanding. The dept of the bowl needs to stop right on top of the air hole, coming from the shank and the air hole needs to stop right in the middle of the bowl. This part is tricky and sometimes, you need to drill a little bit more on the bowl, then a bit more in the air hole and repeat a few times so the bowl and the air hole meet just right. It helps to stick a piece of tape on the drill bit not to go too deep. For the shank hole to accept the stem, it will depend on your stem insert and on your filter (if you use any). I hope that helps you in your project and don't hesitate if you have more questions! Cheers!

@josephlanglois8073

4 жыл бұрын

@@OuttheCave thanks so much for the reply your pipe looks great I hope I can do as well. thank you again

Where did you get the hole saws without a long drill in the front.

@OuttheCave

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Andrew, On all hole saw models I know, the center drill is removable with a set screw on the side. See video at 2:55, it's there and then I remove it using a flat screwdriver at 3:06. Hope this helps. Don't hesitate if any other questions, it's always a pleasure! BTW, nice tunes from 2011 on your channel, sounds good and you guys are tight! Cheers!

@mandrew20111

5 жыл бұрын

Out the Cave thanks a lot! I did notice that after I posted the question haha. And glad you enjoy the tunes, unfortunately that band is long gone now 👎🏼

@OuttheCave

5 жыл бұрын

Sad to hear that.

Is that an older craftsman saw? I have one that looks identical and works the same

@OuttheCave

Жыл бұрын

My Radial Arm Saw is a Black & Decker (made by DeWalt back in the years), But I've seen the Craftsman RAS and it's working just the same. Thanks for you question and Cheers!

Бросил покупать трубки. Делаю сам. Мои наблюдения. Когда сверлишь табачную камеру необходимо оставлять зазор, примерно 2мм. Эта небольшая ступенька, помогает выкуривать табак полностью, и не забивается сам канал. Ваше мнение?

@OuttheCave

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Vladimir, (I used a translator to read your message) I really appreciate your comment! You are making your own tubes, this is great! Are you using wood or another material for the tube? I am not sure where you leave 2 mm. Is it in the tobacco bowl or in the smoke chamber? The pipes smoke very well but I am always interested to make them better. Cheers!

Incredible that some people love the background music, and others don't (me included). Honestly, I never prefer background music. I'd much rather hear the sounds of what's going on. Go figure. It's like, "I'm going to ride a horse. I have to put a hammer on a pumpkin." I just don't get it. ;-)

I know who to get next time I'm gonna sand something 😲

@OuttheCave

4 жыл бұрын

Happiness is sitting outside in the breeze with a pipe and a few pieces of sand paper ;o)

your watch. SKX007? :D

@OuttheCave

6 жыл бұрын

Yes! You are good! It's a SKX007J1. This watch is indestructible!! I wear it all the time, even in th shop. After 3 years, it still looks like it just came out of the box! Cheers!

Nice vid, don't lose the tunes!

Nice pipe...the only thing I suggest is if you plan on smoking from it, don't use linseed oil. From what I understand its not very healthy for such use. From the research I've done I would suggest mineral oil because its fairly inert.

@OuttheCave

6 жыл бұрын

Hi, Thanks for your comment. I think this is a very good point to bring up! I am using "RAW linseed oil" (flax seed oil). This oil is non-toxic and perfectly food safe. It takes a long time to dry but leaves a nice finish without altering the wood color. However, be careful not to confuse it with "BOILED linseed oil". This last one is a polymerized version (toxic) to help make it dry faster. I hope this will help in avoiding pipes being made with toxic / boiled linseed oil. Cheers!

@alteredexistence4115

6 жыл бұрын

Ahh yes, I wasen't aware that raw vs. boiled linseed oil was what made it toxic. I do use boiled linseed oil on projects but never a pipe bc I was led to believe it was all toxic...thanks for the info. Cheers

Sir. when u say stem base do u mean the shank for the stem.

@OuttheCave

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Joseph, you are right! Shank is the right word. I have updated that in the video description. Thank you so much for pointing that out to me!! Cheers!

@josephlanglois8073

4 жыл бұрын

Sir, I did not mean to call that out I am new this pipe making. also the piece of cherry how long is it and how wide.is it 2x2x3. thanks for the fast reply,

what size whole saw r u using

@OuttheCave

Жыл бұрын

Hi, Hole-Saw drill bit is 1-1/2 inch (38mm). See in the video description (click "show more" to see it all) for all bit sizes and other measurements. Good luck with your project and Cheers!

Can I make a pipe from hardware wood 2x4

@OuttheCave

6 жыл бұрын

I would not recommend it as pine and spruce are resinous woods. They will have bad taste for sure. Also being soft woods, the pipe would burn very fast and maybe even catch on fire. However, hardware stores sometimes sell hard wood. Maple, hickory or oak would work as well. See this web page for alternative woods options : pipedia.org/wiki/Alternative_Woods_Used_For_Pipe_making Let me know if you make a pipe, what wood you picked and how it went for you. Cheers!

@mc0224us

6 жыл бұрын

Smith Nyke go with a fruit wood like cherry or pear if you can't find briar. Oak in particular vents poisonous fumes when charred.

Is there a way I can get measurements, the diagram is hard to see on your video. Thank you for your time 👍🏽

@OuttheCave

2 жыл бұрын

Hi and thanks for your comment! There are measurements in the video description (click SHOW MORE to see those). Hope you can make a nice pipe! Have fun in the shop! Cheers!

@pansecois

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you again. All the tool measurements were great. I cut my own stock and I think I saw in your video. The tape was measuring 3 x 1 1/2 ?

@OuttheCave

2 жыл бұрын

@@pansecois I'm glad you got started! I'd be nice if you can drop a link here so we can see your work (pics or video). I'm sure it's looking nice! To answer your question, my initial width was about 1 5/8" but it will be easier if the exterior of the hole saw is just a bit wider then the block, so the saw dust can get out of the cut. The length can vary, depending on the shank length you want but it will have a limit where the shank will bottom out in that hole saw. I did start with a 3" length. Same with the height, depends how high you want the bowl. But again, could bottom out in the hole saw if too high. Mine was about 2". Hope this makes sense... Cheers!

Did you attach your camera to your bench? Tf

@OuttheCave

2 жыл бұрын

;o) it was actually taped to the bench press drill. That was a revelation though and I bought a tripod right after first watching this video. Cheers!

I wish I could sand that fast.

@OuttheCave

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, me too, sanding is so long but it's kind of Zen too! Cheers!

Looks like a Seiko diver wrist watch

@OuttheCave

4 жыл бұрын

You have a good eye, it's a Seiko SKX 007. Cheers!

Awesome... i want to buy some pipes if you sale?

@OuttheCave

6 жыл бұрын

Hi, Thank you for your comment! I'm not sure my pipes are good enough for public sale. I just made a few for friends so far. Anyway, I'm in the process of moving my shop at the moment and I have a few project on hold already. If I make some more after all that, I will let you know for sure. Thanks again and cheers!!

@user-nc9bp9jk1r

6 жыл бұрын

Out the Cave I wish you the best my friend.

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How much for one like you made

@OuttheCave

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Rolin, Thanks for your interest! Unfortunately, I'm way too new at making tobacco pipes to start selling them. What I'm trying to convey with this video is that anyone with a bit of time and few basic tools can make himself a nice pipe that smokes well. I got an apple tree branch from my parents recently so I'm planning to make another pipe video soon with this piece. Hopefully this winter. Stay tuned for this video and Cheers!

Would like to buy one

@OuttheCave

2 жыл бұрын

Hi and thanks for your interest! I only made pipes for a few friends so far so I'm not selling them. This is giving me hope that it's looking good so thanks for your comment! Cheers!

What name wood?

@OuttheCave

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Kamel, The wood I used for this pipe is "cherry". It's similar to maple but a bit softer and with a darker grain variation. I made a lots of tobacco pipes with this wood and the smoke is quite enjoyable. Maple wood is also a good option for a good pipe. I will do a video next time I make a maple pipe. Thanks for your question and Cheers !

I think I went to school with Shakey Bench? Didn't he have a brother Work?

isn't cherry toxic ?

@OuttheCave

2 жыл бұрын

Cherry and most fruit trees are non-toxic. I should start working on an apple-tree pipe soon, stay tuned! Cheers!

If you put the pipe in the vice you would have more control.

@OuttheCave

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Richard, Thank you for your comment! You are right and sometimes I do use the vise or some clamp. However, I really enjoy sitting down with a piece of wood and shape or smooth things up. On the other hand, I have recently acquire a rubber jaw for my vise that prevents from scratching or cracking the wood. That has surely get me to use the vise more often than before. Cheers!

@richardhatt6541

5 жыл бұрын

Love the way you use the hole saws to get the stem and bowl size and get them round.

@OuttheCave

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Richard!

My favourite sport is🚬

@OuttheCave

2 жыл бұрын

Haha, good one! This should be at the olympics! ;o) Cheers!