I made this Hobbit Pipe for
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2021
- Good food, good drink, and a good pipe. And good friends. The bowl is carved from pipe stone, a soft stone from Minnesota. The stem is from an ash sucker. The tamper is the tine of a deer antler. Brian made this pipe for @hobbitonpiper. Please subscribe to his channel and watch some of his videos, especially his unboxing video for this hobbit pipe! ("A Pipe Story," linked below.)
Thanks to Hobbiton Piper for this collaboration!
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Words cannot express how thankful and grateful I am to you for your brilliant, diligent craftsmanship amidst all obstacles! This gorgeous, unique pipe smokes so beautifully and I will cherish each and every relaxing smoke it brings. Thanks again :)
You are awesome, keep being you 👍🏼
I love your channel. Your talent is immense. Your soft spoken way of doing everything is a treat to watch.. Nothing seems to bother you. So glad I stumbled across your channel. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Jack, I am so lucky to be able to share this with all you good folks. It makes me so happy.
One new subscriber! Love the video narrations. Very fun 🙂
MrMan, thank you so much for checking us out!
Thanks for watching, friends! Please watch @Hobbiton Piper's unboxing video here: ruclips.net/video/hY0mV2wp3GA/видео.html. And please subscribe to his channel. He's an original!
That’s beautiful work. You’ve got a new subscriber my friend
How did i not find this channel sooner! Amazing work!
Thank you gentleman for sharing this video. It is a pleasure to watch and learn from.
I’ve enjoyed smoking from Missouri Meerschaum’s corn cobs for years. With being a north west Minnesota resident near the White Earth Nation, I’ll have to have a look around for pipe stone blocks.
Hey Jesse, l’m happy you enjoyed that video, we appreciate your support. That would be awesome if you could find some pipestone.
How could he not like it ? It’s beautiful Thanks Stockman
Thank you very much! Did you see the video of Hobbiton Piper receiving his pipe, pretty fun.
I found your channel by watching Hobbiton Piper doing an unboxing of the amazing pipe that you crafted!
I’ve worked my way through some of your other videos, and felt the need to tell you your craftsmanship is outstanding! Such a talented and gifted person! Thank you for sharing the amazing pieces you create!
Thank you Jack for your kind words , l appreciate that very much! I’m so happy you have found our channel and hope you enjoy the rest of our videos. Happy New Year to you sir!!
I can only imagine the wonders of a stockman original briar wood pipe. Wonderful channel.
Hello BetterMan Tobacco and welcome to our tribe. I’ll be making another pipestone pipe soon but l would love to have a go at some briarwood. We’ll be releasing a video on making a horn stem soon as well.
I really enjoyed your creation of this most amazing pipe. I subscribed to your channel, and love the content my friend. I also enjoy the Hobbitons Piper's channel very much. I am enjoying a pipe of Petersons Irish Flake while watching this incredible pipe creation of yours, in my new MatchPipe Hobbit pipe. Greeting's from the Shire, in Charlestown New Hampshire !
Hello Expanding Knowledge!! So happy you have found our channel! I love your handle for that’s what we are all about. My mission in life is to help other crafters get along. Anyway, welcome aboard, and Charlestown is not that far away, we’re in Tuftonboro.
@@StockmanOriginal Thank you Brian for your incredible presentations and Knowledge. You are the heart and soul of this earth! Expanding Knowledge.
Very very interesting thanks for sharing beautiful stone pipe .
Thank you Tony, l appreciate your support.
Very cool work,very cool pipe. I know Hobbiton will love this one. Thanks for all you do for us,Tommy
Clarence thank you so much for checking us out, I think the Piper did like it, but who is Tommy?
@@StockmanOriginal My given name is Clarence T Wood III but everybody calls me Tommy. Clarence Wood is the name attached to my phone. If I ever learn how to make videos I'm gonna change my name, I have one picked out but its Clarence for now
@@clarencewood1363 Clarence is a cool name, Tommy. 😀
@@MaximLedoux Yes it is and I'm the 3rd one to be named that in my family. I always think about my granddaddy when people call me that. He was a great man
I agree with Max and now I know, good to know you Tommy!
What a beautiful piece of art. Watching you burn out the pith in the sapling was really useful for me. I would drill a hole in a straight piece of wood and steam and bend it. I might not yet use stone, but i will definitely carve some nice pipe heads now that I have some extra time you helped save on the stem, might even carve and decorate the whole pipe more. It was nice to watch you work, thank you.
I’m so happy our video was helpful to you, that’s what we’re all about, nice to have you on board.
That is beautiful!!! I want one! I hope it comes in pints!
Just discovered this channel, and I'm so glad I did.
Something about working with wood and stone calls to me and soothes my soul.
What a wonderful piece, an absolute treasure 🏆
Jordan, we are so happy that you have found our channel!! Max is putting together a new video concerning pipes that you might enjoy. So, welcome to the tribe my friend!
This was absolutely amazing!!! I love how much the bear grease brings out that gorgeous color and the carvings were so exquisite and meaningful! Well done!
Hey friend, thank you. Do you ever work in reduction? Pipestone is a wonderful material.
@@StockmanOriginal I haven’t but you’ve definitely piqued my interest! I’m a tobacco fan and having a nice pipe and a glass of good whiskey sounds like the perfect way to kick back after a hard day’s work 😊
Yeah man..!!!! Fantastic. New fan and subscriber. !!!
3string Piper, welcome,so happy you checked us out.
What a beautiful pipe,amazing detail amazing channel and so relaxing to watch in the evening with a cup of hot tea.so glad I found this channel. 🤙
Thanks Trulax, we’re glad you did also!
Beautiful pipe!
The Smart Homestead, welcome to our tribe!! We’re so happy you found us. Thank you, that pipe was a fun project!
Another wonderful and informative video. Thank you for helping to preserve these old skills!
Roy, thank you for watching and supporting our channel. We truly enjoy doing these videos but it wouldn’t be any good if you all weren’t watching!👍🏼
An awesome gift! Thanks for sharing the making of with us. I've subscribed and can wait to watch more of your content. Peace.
Thanks Timothy, wicked happy to have you on board.
This was great! Loved it!
bjdenil, hello and welcome to our tribe! That video was a lot of fun to do, but then they all are.
Amazing craftmanship! Really impressing! Subscribed, and watching older videos!
Thank you Morsoth, that was a really fun project. We’re so happy to welcome you to our tribe.
Amazing !
Hey Crazy, how are you? I have not forgotten about the flute.👍🏼
@@StockmanOriginal I'm ok just trying to save up money to pay u and no worries in no rush my friend.. btw do u also now how to make a viking blow horn also been on a hunt for one 🤔
That was a beautiful thing to do for Hobbiton Piper.
I can't wait to see the look on his face when I go and watch his video.
I've made quite a few things out of driftwood, but I really fancy making my own pipe, so I'm going to take the grandkids for a walk up the woods tomorrow and see if you can find a suitable ash tree.
We're blessed with plenty of forests here in Scotland, so I shouldn't have to look too far. 👍
Sorry it’s taken so long to get back to you but we sure appreciate you following along. That was a very fun project and he looked so happy puffing away on his new pipe. I would love to see what you make!
I just randomly came across your channel and WOW! Just WOW! As a pipe enthusiast myself that beautiful piece of art you crafted has almost left me speechless. Phenomenal! I'm totally subscribing. Cheers!
Droid Little,we’re so happy you stumbled across our channel! Thank you for your subscription , we have so much stuff planned we are just beside ourselves. Cheers to you!
Well I am certainly looking forward to whatever you guys are cooking up next. You have a wonderful mix of things on this channel and I am glad I found it. Can't wait!
Just found this and it’s lovely. What a delight, for the craftsmanship and the generosity of spirit. In addition, the camaraderie and support is a genuine gift in a tragically fake and plastic world. Well done and thank you!
Thank you Ethan, that means a lot to us. And thank you for joining us, we appreciate your support.
im blown away just with the box😮 amazing craft Brian, the carved result looks machine made! liked the bear oil effect, was very relaxing to watch, and thank you for sharing these talents with us👍 Janson
Thank you Janson, that was a lot of fun to do. Sometimes you do things just for the smiles, they’re precious.
Agreed🙂👍
You do amazing work
Thank you very much, l appreciate that very much.
Amazing work my friend
Thank you Wasabe!
Amazing work
Thank you Chris, that was a fun project.
So cool
Very impressive work!
Hello Mattias, thank you and thanks for checking out our channel. That was a fun project for sure (sometimes you have to do stuff for fun).
That pipe looked phenomenal! I am a bushcrafter in Kansas. I have experimented with making my own wood pipes, as well as minor flint knapping. This blew my mind! The amount of detail is just amazing. You truly are an artist. Anyone would love to receive such a timeless gift.
Pyrostar, it’s so nice to have you in our tribe! Thank you for your compliment, l love carving pipestone, l try to make a new pipe each spring. Anyway, welcome aboard and I hope you enjoy the rest of our videos.
I value your videos greatly, and my job has been keeping me away from my hobbies. contrary wise, I wanted to watch your stuff in a time when I can use them for inspiration, so despite the fact that you seem to make videos on exactly the sorts of things that I like to do and learn about, I keep saving them for the right time. I hope you keep making them, and I will slowly get around to watch them. I will savor them, like a slow smoke with a glass of something or other. I am a Minnesotan son, and isn't it amazing how far a chunk of rock can go to find its purpose?
Thank you William, l was just saying to Ray Cote how lucky I feel to have met so many wonderful people through this channel, you sir are certainly one. Thank you so much for your loyal support. And yeah, l do love working with Minnesota pipestone.
That was great it was great spending time with you. Amazing job on that pipe. I very much enjoyed it. And I subscribed too!
Thank you Cigar Hobby Bobby, it’s great to have you on board, welcome to the tribe!
I. Can't wait to try to do this
Any time Buddy!
You are wonderfull genius!!!
Thank you so much Juan!!
This channel is amazing
Thank you so much morsmb1, we’re very happy you found us!
Wow, fantastic!
Greetings from Alaska, new subscriber here. I saw this piece of art on the Hobbiton Piper's channel (Kevin). You are a very talented artist! The stem, bowl, tamper and even the wooden box are all so great. I look forward to seeing more of your videos.
Hey Chip, so cool to hear from Alaska! I lived there for a while- Ft. Rich and then Wasilla. Where do you live?
@@StockmanOriginal Ah, were you in the Army by chance? I grew up in Chickaloon (outside of Palmer) and also Valdez, which is where I currently live. I just watched your scrimshaw series, very cool! You have a great channel = )
Thank you Chip, we really enjoy putting it out there. My first Rendezvous was in Chickaloon, and yes Army 11B. Happy to have you on board.
@@StockmanOriginal what a funny world.
Thank you for your service and for sharing your videos!
Thats really a work of art. I noticed your "dust" bunny living in your sanding area 🐰🐇
lastOFtheBOHEMIANS, thank you and yes I need to finish that sometime.
Oh gosh this is so interesting. As a beginner pipe maker i would like to see more of that stem making. How you burn out the threuhole. What an amazing gift and peace of art from the stem all the way to the box. I don't have to think twice to subscribe to your channel. I want to see much more of your work. Also it made my day when i saw Hobbiton Piper smile. I think he's very happy.
Greetings from the Netherlands,, Kitty.
Kitty welcome aboard, it’s so awesome to have folks watching from all over the world, we have a lot of fun stuff planned for the future, thank you for being part of it!
Hey, Kitty, we did a whole video on the stem. The link is in the video description. 👍
@@MaximLedoux Found it thank you. I've learn something and wil treasure it for life.
wonderful work WOWWWW
Thank you so much Richard!
G-day from Tasmania or as we like to call it (van diemen's land) in the land down under . I love the look of this pipe great work, im just looking to make my 1st pipe and have been searching online for inspiration but i'd like to find something that is from here . there is a stone quarry just outside town hoping the laids there can point me in the right direction.
G-day to you sir!! So glad you enjoyed our video. I’m not sure what you guys might have to work with but slate works well. Love to see what you come up with, good luck and thank you for checking us out!
what a great how too..
after i had my hard attack which i quit smoking that night in 2015.. i was looking for another hobby.
i took up painting on saw blades. then got board so i found some algirian brier wood. it was beautyful
my wife ordered it for me. and when it came in it was even more than expected. $25.00 bucks it scared the hell out of me. i did not want to ruin such a nice brier.. i went and joined a pipe making area on u
tube and studied what everyone else was doing..and drew out several pics on paper. thay were like everyone else's...not for me. i wanted the wood to talk and show me what was needed..a month later i started cutting the wood.and it did do what i wanted weard shape pipes 3 to be exact.. they came out great and still have them. i wish i had away to take pic's.i would post them... sometimes it pay's to sit and stair at a project no matter how long it takes it will tell you what it needs...to be happy...later lee
Hello Lee, so happy you are enjoying our videos! You are right about waiting till the material speaks up. You will always get the best results that way. Would love to see what you did. Thank you for being a part of our tribe, Brian.
Catching up on old episodes. I have never worked Pipestone. Slate and chert, glass and porcelain only. A a little soapstone someplace if I can find it.
Hey Old School Alaska, you would probably like messing around with it. It’s very fine grained and usually soft to carve though sometimes you can end up with a hard piece which is a bear to work. Crazy Crow sells pipe blanks that might be fun to test the waters with.
@@StockmanOriginal I have not bought anything from crazy crow in years. I'm guessing it's all online now. I'll have to check it out. Thanks for the suggestion.
very cool, love your videos....I carved some MiqMaq short pipes, lots of fun. Toughest part is drilling the hole -- never know if it cracks
Sheepdog9 hey, you’re in N.H.right? We should get together sometime.
Your videos are so relaxing and just so good. You show everything you need, so you can pickup on the art, but don’t fill them with needless jabber.
Continue what you do.
Have you looked into Patreon?
Thanks, zestypanda! We have RUclips memberships enabled -there should be a “Join” button below the video and above the comments. We also have stockmanoriginal.substack.com. Substack takes takes a significantly smaller transaction fee then RUclips, so from our perspective it’s preferable. Thanks for your support.
Beautiful work what a craftsman. I have just begun my pipe journey and love seeing artisan work from a true professional. Would love to own a devil anse pipe that you have created
Thank you so much for your kind comments. Welcome to the tribe. You can reach me on messenger.
@@StockmanOriginal Would you ever possibly have the time or the desire to make a devil anse type pipe I would want nothing to do with the input of your creation I would love to have one on your own take on it. Just really would love to have a nice nose warmer from your creative mind
I apologize I do not have Facebook and I just figured out what messenger meant
That's amazing such great skills would love to learn how to make pipe s
Gordon, thank you for checking us out. The best way to learn is to give it a try. Let us know how you do and if l can help just let me know.
I just stumbled on this video and thoroughly enjoyed watching and will probably watch more, time allowing. I live in Alaska and have known many carvers, too many have passed from Mesotheleoma / Asbestosis, etc. pick a name. I didn't see a mask and I'd hate to meet another talented carver only to loose him too soon. I was a pretty close friend of Leonard Savage to name one.
Hello Jerry, l’m so happy you have found our channel and l hope you check out some more of our videos. Thank you for your concerns, l started out carving up in Alaska and saw some carvers working in some pretty scary conditions, probably dead by now. I allow very limited exposure to dust and do most of my work in a vacuum box. Pipestone dust is quite heavy and when cut by hand tools it falls fast and doesn’t hang in the air. All power work is done in the box. Once again, thank you.
Nice pipe. Just subbed you.
Basspiper, thanks and welcome aboard 👍🏼
Conheci a pouco tempo o canal , nossa nao tinha visto ainda um cachimbo de pedra... Que excelente trabalho manual ... Queria metade desse talento 😅, parabens .
Thank you so much Raul , l appreciate your kind words and welcome you to our little tribe. We hope you enjoy many more of our videos.
Obrigado! Eu realmente gostei disso. Estamos felizes que você encontrou nosso canal.
I really like money yours. My favorite is a merchant.
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Love your work that I've seen so far. Do you ever make and sell native American "peace pipes"
Hello Bear- Wolf and Ms Cathy, thanks for checking us out. I just picked up a bunch of pipestone and yeah, l make good pipes.
@@StockmanOriginal will have to check on getting one depending on what you charge. Would love to have an eagle head
Do you have a different set of chisels/knives/bits/tools/whatever for working on that pipe-stone, or does it not hurt the tool's you'd use for wood much?
Hello Elliot, thanks for checking out our channel. I do have tools that I save just for stone. Pipestone is quite soft but still dulls my tools, l just sharpen more frequently but I can’t bring myself to use my finer tools on it. My stone tools have a more obtuse angle than even my ivory tools let alone my wood carving tools.
i dont suppose there is a place to purchase a tamper like the one you made in this video. i love it.
Hey Tanner M, yes I’m going to be making some of those soon. I’ll see if Max can get you the details. Thanks for checking in on us!
Great work! New subscriber here! I'd love to buy a pipe stone pipe/tamper like that from you... Do you sell them? Thank you.
Hello PVQUICKSHOT, and welcome to the tribe! Yes , l would love to make a pipe and tamper for you. You can message me directly on messenger. Happy new year!
Awesome craftsmanship! Where can I place my order?
Hey Gilbert, thanks for watching! I do have a supply of pipestone coming so please keep in touch. Once I have the stone I’ll be taking orders.
@@StockmanOriginal I appreciate the quick response. Keep me posted.
Thank you,
Gilbert G.
Keep an eye on the channel. We'll put out a video when the pipe stone comes in. If you want, you can also send an email to stockmanoriginal@protonmail.com with your contact info.
May ask where u got that skull in the background
Hello Noah, thanks for checking us out! I traded that out of a fellow a long time ago.
How do I buy one I have 1 how do you order 1
Amazing! This must cost thousands 😂
Thank you Ren, that was a fun project and I have since gotten a nice supply of pipestone to work with.😃
@@StockmanOriginal Simply amazing watching you create. From picking the wood to making the box, just awesome! Glad I watched @Hobbiton Piper video which led to your page. Two new subscriptions for Christmas 😂
What kinda of carving machine is that?. I could use a heavier machine. It looks pretty strong...
Hello Kareem, and welcome to the tribe. I would recommend a fordom flex shaft, they are professional grade tools.
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Can you describe to me the names of these stones?
Hello and welcome aboard, the stone is called pipestone and it comes from Minnesota USA
@@StockmanOriginal Thanks, I'm from Central Europe, what do you think they call this type of rock in international or Latin language? As far as I know, there are few stones that can only be found in one part of the world. I was looking for meerschaum stone anno, but I only found it on the Asia Minor peninsula, in Turkey, it is not possible to get it from there, at least so far I have not found a way or an opportunity. I hope there is no law against it, because then I will be trying unnecessarily. For now, I make pipe heads from clay and hardwood, but stone is easier to carve, I prefer it. Let's say it has so many disadvantages that it overheats very quickly, but let's say it's fine in winter at minus degrees.
@endlosz Hello, the stone l used for that pipe is literally called pipestone and comes from Pipestone Minnesota. It’s what the native folk here have used for thousands of years.
@endlosz Hello, the stone l used for that pipe is literally called pipestone and comes from Pipestone Minnesota. It’s what the native folk here have used for thousands of years.
@@StockmanOriginal Do you know the history of pipe smoking? Where was it first in the Asia Minor peninsula or with the Indians? When did you start smoking tobacco leaves? What did they smoke before? Are there any credible scientific sources on this that are based on findings and not assumptions?
How can I have one of this 😢😢😢😢
I can make one for you if you want. I’ll see if Max can find your contact info.
How can I I've been smoking for forty three years I have all Kinds of pipes
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I would like to buy a pipe from you
Hello Melvin, thank you so much for watching our channel and your interest in a pipe. I’ll be making some soon and will be in touch with you.
You look like female gade school teacher. But you are a master at your craft
Thanks fluffy nuggets, good to have you with us! You know the old saying- can’t judge a book by it’s cover.
Jesus(Yeshua in Hebrew) loves you! ❤
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