[trekismybike]

I'm wondering if there is anyone that knows how to make a wood pipe that can actually be smoked. Is there a special wood treatment or a specific type of wood, etc. Any info wood be useful.

[Hi_Ho_Sliver]

most pipes I believe are made from briar

[Mitchell]

Trek,

The link below talks a little about using any hardwood - but most eventually burn - as wood has a tendancy to do.

http://www.heroesandlegacies.com/pip...e_select.shtml

There a couple of other web sites specifically for pipe making and even to order supplies. Tyler lane pipes is one.

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[Randy48]

I've seen kits for sale on ebay before

[Keoma]

Hmmm...this is also something I have always wanted to do as well. Will be back! Thanx for posting!

[TOEKNEE]

i am wanting to carve a pipe as well. i have seen kits on ebay, never any books on the subject. hello people at fox chapel...

i have just purchased som e soapstone off ebay, there was a piece in the box that caught my eye, i am going to try and carve a pipe out of it.

[Clifford_Parker]

Briar is the traditional wood but most fruit woods are hard enough for casual use and meerschaum and pipestone both make wonderful pipes.

Buy a pre-drilled kit for your first attempt and then work up from there.

http://amsmoke.com/Services/PipeKit.html

http://www.pimopipecraft.com/

http://www.pipemakersforum.com/