I have read online that cherry, hard maple, and plum are good woods to use for making a tobacco pipe. Around my house (In Alabama), I have various trees, some of which are definitely maple, that I have limbs from. I want to make the bowl of a pipe out of this. But, could I pretty much use any wood that I want? I'm assuming the main idea is to make sure it a hard wood, that is wells seasoned (so that it won't burn easily). Past this, what else is there to know? The pipe doesnt have to be great, it just needs to work, and not kill me (quicker than any other pipe, of course). It will be my first pipe, and I kind of want to make it myself.
Thanks.
2007-11-23
10:25:20
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Matthew
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