Thank you for sharing these. I am not very familiar with Weber pipes, but these are very intriguing shapes and designs. I will definitely be keeping may eye out for some like this. Beautiful work keeping these alive. Keep the videos coming, I learn something new every time I watch one. Blessings!!!
Tim: "The stem is a little loose" Proceeds to drop stem into the next universal plane. 😂😂😂😂😂 Tim night and day restoration as usual! Looks like the carver may have worked for CustomBilt back in the day.
Thank You. It turned out better than I initially expected. I agree 100% about the pipe having a Custombilt influence. The pipe smokes great Thank you for watching.
Abused is a bit harsh, well used is truer, not all pipe smokers care about the apperance of their pipes, that pipe gave someone years of enjoyment Impressive clean up job though
@@The_Southland_Piper no problem, sir. You don’t want to soak in the acetone, though, just brushes and paper towels. It does a really good job of pulling finishes out of the surface, but will also raise the grain a hair. Thank you for this video.
What do you use for your pipe mortar Tim? I've seen people using cigar ash and water and also granulated activated charcoal with water? Just wondering which one you would recommend
Currently I am using miracle mud from aristocob.com but their website closed at the end of the year. The problem with using cigar ash or charcoal and water is that it’s not permanent enough. CaneRodPiper has a video where he shares how he makes it. I will use it once I have use all of mine. Thank you for watching. Here’s the link to his video. ruclips.net/video/bq0mOVw8cuY/видео.html
Thank you for your help Tim. Another beautiful restoration. I've still got a ways to go with assembling my tool kit. I got myself a decent buffer and I'm waiting for my heat gun to arrive. I only have the Decatur reamers but I like the ones canerod piper made from paddle bits. I may give that a go. I'll check out his pipe mud video. I have a "his nibs" made by custombilt that is the same design as your Weber's. Check them out. You make like the design. Have a good day. Steve
Nice video! Where did you get the reamers? I have the plastic mounted, graduated set but they are not that rugged. I would like to find a set like you have. thanks
what an awesome job! Excellent work sir
@@iamnitrox
Thank You very much and Thank you for watching.
Thank you for sharing these. I am not very familiar with Weber pipes, but these are very intriguing shapes and designs. I will definitely be keeping may eye out for some like this. Beautiful work keeping these alive. Keep the videos coming, I learn something new every time I watch one. Blessings!!!
Thank You. All my Webers smoke great. Glad you enjoy the videoes. Thank you for watching.
Tim: "The stem is a little loose"
Proceeds to drop stem into the next universal plane. 😂😂😂😂😂
Tim night and day restoration as usual! Looks like the carver may have worked for CustomBilt back in the day.
Thank You. It turned out better than I initially expected. I agree 100% about the pipe having a Custombilt influence.
The pipe smokes great
Thank you for watching.
You did an amazing job. It looks fantastic. Keep restoring these gems!
@@josephconrow1192 Thank You
I always learn something when I watch your content. A tenon expander, I never knew there was such a thing. Great video, pipe looked awesome!👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Glad you enjoyed the video. Vermont Freehand sells the tenon expanders. Thank you for watching.
Very nice job. My one and only Weber is certainly a prized possession. That's a wonderful collection you have.
Weber pipe are under appreciated. Thank you for watching.
Abused is a bit harsh, well used is truer, not all pipe smokers care about the apperance of their pipes, that pipe gave someone years of enjoyment
Impressive clean up job though
It was definitely enjoyed. Thank you for watching.
Awesome video with great detail, you have an amzing attention to detail and I learn much from your explanations 🎉🎉
Thank You. I glad you enjoyed the video. I was surprised that it cleaned up so well. Thank you for watching.
Really enjoyed the video. Learned some new tricks!
Great restoration job. 👏🏻👏🏻
Thank You. The pipe smokes great. Thank you for watching.
Thanks for sharing
Turned out real nice
Nice pipe
Thank You. I appreciate the comment.
Nicely done Tim ... too bad about the small crack, but could not see it when you were finished with the restoration.
Thank You. I appreciate you watching and the kind words.
The webber family looks good
Thank You
Acetone would work better than the murphy’s, regarding stickiness. (Antique furniture restorer here). Cheers.
@@WD-41469
Thank you for the suggestion
@@The_Southland_Piper no problem, sir. You don’t want to soak in the acetone, though, just brushes and paper towels. It does a really good job of pulling finishes out of the surface, but will also raise the grain a hair.
Thank you for this video.
Just love watching these
Thank You. I’m glad you enjoy them. Thank you for watching.
Nice work!
Thank You
What do you use for your pipe mortar Tim? I've seen people using cigar ash and water and also granulated activated charcoal with water? Just wondering which one you would recommend
Currently I am using miracle mud from aristocob.com but their website closed at the end of the year.
The problem with using cigar ash or charcoal and water is that it’s not permanent enough. CaneRodPiper has a video where he shares how he makes it. I will use it once I have use all of mine. Thank you for watching. Here’s the link to his video.
ruclips.net/video/bq0mOVw8cuY/видео.html
Thank you for your help Tim. Another beautiful restoration. I've still got a ways to go with assembling my tool kit. I got myself a decent buffer and I'm waiting for my heat gun to arrive. I only have the Decatur reamers but I like the ones canerod piper made from paddle bits. I may give that a go. I'll check out his pipe mud video. I have a "his nibs" made by custombilt that is the same design as your Weber's. Check them out. You make like the design. Have a good day. Steve
@@backwoodspiper3033
I will definitely check them out. Thank you.
Does Murphys Oil Soap take the finish off?
Nice video ...👍👍
Thank you for watching.
Nice video! Where did you get the reamers? I have the plastic mounted, graduated set but they are not that rugged. I would like to find a set like you have. thanks
I picked the reamers up at an estate sale. They are not easy to find. Every now and then I see one on eBay. Thank you for watching.
What don't you show us how you apply the mortar to the inside of the bowl? Good Lord!
@@busterbiloxi3833
See if this video helps
ruclips.net/video/drbhDw4yMEg/видео.htmlsi=WUan-6lIzM9wqxBY
"Char"? Charcoal, right?
@@busterbiloxi3833
Yes
Where can I find the tenon expander set?
Vermont Freehand sells them.
Here is a link
vermontfreehand.com/product/stem-tightener-kit/
What is that mud/mortar?
@@siegistic
Here is a link to CaneRobPiper’s video about the pipe mortar.
ruclips.net/video/bq0mOVw8cuY/видео.htmlsi=tWrokLR4myzEuCUA
What's "Murphy's"? Come on, man!
Murphy’s oil soap. Available at most supermarkets.