Cool Find!

MASSIVE vintage legit Missouri Meershaum corn cob pipe. We found it at an antique store with no stem. Made a new stem and it's on the market. 30 bucks shipped if someone wants it.

Antique Store Scores!

Amy and I went Antiquing and I scored a Medico Crest estate pipe for a really good price. It was really really well used but it still smokes real well. I also scored a vintage Flying Dutchman tin and then! Amy found a Vintage OG Missouri Meerschaum corn cob bowl. So I started making a stem for it. pretty killer finds! Oh I also got a tool box for a steal! Pretty stoked.

New Additions to the Shop

Got a Lathe to get started until I can get to central Utah and get the Vintage one Amy's dad gave me. I'm also re-purpose an old Milwaukee hammer drill it will be doing the double duty of buffer/sanding wheel.

 

Its Beautiful out there!

Get out and play....and smoke!

(Thats half wind and half gut. I think. I hope.)

Come on baby light my Briar!

Bent Ebauchon Briar pipe finished and going to Eric in Las Vegas Thanks Eric!

Mariner 2

Made a larger version of the Mariner out of salvaged oak looks and feels great its going to Phil one of the brewers over at Lander Brewing co. Their brews are all fantastic but my favorites are the Rock Chuck Rye and the Atlantic City Gold Kolsch.
Check them out http://www.landerbar.com/brewing.php

The Urn

This one is, also salvaged wood. I call it the urn. Its for Joe, Joe is a badass dude and he and his wife have an awesome music project, they're album is about to drop check them out and keep an eye outhttp://www.facebook.com/andojmusic.

  I have more wood for something like this if you're anyone is interested. $35 shipped with a Czech pipe tool and some tobacco! hit me up.

The Mariner

Made up this one for myself the other day. Salvaged wood, I call it the Mariner. Smokes real nice and its a good compact size. Its pretty much been everywhere with me since.

Identity!

Brandon Wright made up a bitchen logo for me I really dig it. T-shirts and stickers coming soon!

Well Hello there!

Hey guys welcome to Carve! I'm just one guy in the middle of Wyoming seeing what I can and can't do with wood to smoke tobacco out of it. I'm just starting out and wanting to make pipes of all styles and giving the working man an opportunity to own a nice handmade pipe without having to pay the outrageous prices. I'm starting with classic European Briar pipes and Rustic American styled pipes made of various salvaged woods I'm hoping to get into Clay pipes and meerschaum down the road. Let me know if you're interested in anything. Check back often  because I'm digging in deep and turning things out! Thanks for look'n.

-Chase