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Ep25 - GBD Billiard Part 2 - How to steam out dents and refinish the bowl

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This episode is part 2 of two episodes where you can follow along as I restore an estate GBD billiard pipe. In part 2, how to steam out a lot of small dents on a bowl and then re-stain it.
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21 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 43

@johncollins2955 2 года назад

I have had countless hours of enjoyment watching your work. Thank you so much!

@ralphburns6290 9 месяцев назад

Great video. I remember getting my first pipe, a GBD, when I graduated high school. Paid close to one hundred dollars. Work has a box boy. Put the pipe on a layaway plan for twenty dollars a week. I still have it to this day, fifty years later.

@zbigniew3238 Год назад

Beautiful classic pipe 👌

@stephandenis2007 4 года назад

Love those GBDs. I have a few. The finished color looks awesome!

@bobwallace2244 3 года назад

It is absolutely gorgeous. Great info video.

@christianfoster2433 2 года назад

Good job well done Sir, The lightness of the colour sits really comfortably with the lightness of such a beautiful delicate little pipe. Lovely job. Thank you for sharing.

@DoingitWrong 3 года назад

I think you made that pipe look much better than new! The color is very nice.

@patrickllaforge 3 года назад

I really like the faint yellow hue it gives, almost like a candied amber look. Sharp pipe!

@bigdave5707 6 лет назад

You did an outstanding job restoring this pipe. I wouldn't change a thing. The staining you did really brings out the depth and beauty of the grain. Keep up the good work!

@BarePipe 6 лет назад

Big Dave thank you That was exactly what I was aiming for, so I am glad you noticed.

@davidalangordon 3 года назад

Very good. I wish you would come back with more pipe and tobacco videos.

@RelaxedpiperYoutube 2 года назад

Looks amazing, love the unique color.

@bobkrause0103 2 года назад

Great job. Your the best. Alway great videos

@bonapiper5827 6 лет назад

I really like the contrast you ended up with. Well done!

@Terrytheartist 6 лет назад

Fantastic job! I think the contrast in colours have worked out superbly and the finished pipe is pretty unique looking now 👍💨💨💨

@BarePipe 6 лет назад

Terry theartist thank you. Yes I am quite happy with the outcome

@edpaine9499 2 года назад

Beautiful!!!!!

@johnferguson3026 6 лет назад

I think it works quite well. Beautiful grain on that pipe. You must have an amazing pipe collection. I think we all would enjoy seeing them. Thanks for the lesson. The steam with the iron is extremely clever. I must try. Cheers!

@BarePipe 6 лет назад

John Ferguson Thank you. Actually most of them end up back in somebody else’s hands either as gifts or resold to pay for the hobby.

@johnferguson3026 6 лет назад

Bare Pipe You are a true gentleman!

@choochinbriar2075 6 лет назад

Think the stain is really nice. Thanks for sharing how you fix these pipes!!!

@BarePipe 6 лет назад

Choochin Briar your welcome. Glad you enjoyed it.

@EctopicElm00707 4 года назад

Beautiful work - you are an inspiration. eBay's estate pipe section is about to be well and truly raided!

@englishmanpiper4745 6 лет назад

Very nice color

@bluedog5095 6 лет назад

Thanks for sharing. Terrific staining. Beautiful.

@BarePipe 6 лет назад

Blue Dog thank you

@michaele4552 5 лет назад

I've been playing with yellow on some pipes I'm restoring. Your insight and experience is very much appreciated. I agree with a previous comment from John, it would be really great to see a "My Personal Collection" video. Or at least a "My Favorite Pipes from my Personal Collection" video (If you're like me and have some pipes you like to smoke but wouldn't want to show the world. lol).

@misoman 6 лет назад

Reminds me of an orange tootsie pop. Well done sir!

@BarePipe 6 лет назад

misoman lol I did not think of that, but now you mention it...

@timsmitchell 6 лет назад

Another excellent video! Thank you so much for sharing! I love that you figured out what era the pipe is from based on that ad, and I love the stain!

@BarePipe 6 лет назад

Tim Mitchell thank you. I love discovering info about the pipes I am working on. Suddenly it turns from just another pipe into something particular.

@peter-radiantpipes2800 4 года назад

Awesomd. Learning so much from you. Thanks!

@russellalfonso2962 3 года назад

beautiful

@bbcustomoutdoors 6 лет назад

Turned out great!

@BarePipe 6 лет назад

Brian Avery thanks, I am happy with the outcome. This one is going back into the world for someone to enjoy.

@HamidVojdanpak 3 года назад

Vovo.very nice

@jamesfinn7633 2 года назад

In your video @5.39 you are using a clear liquid to wet the pipe before applying the stain? Is that alcohol, or something else? Thank you sincerely for all your posts they are wonderful

@jeffthechefpiper8227 6 лет назад

I like the color, nice contrast really shows the grain. Have you tried Fiebings saddle tan? Seems to me the color you were working towards with the yellow and brown would be saddle tan maybe, a little lighter with the alcohol.

@BarePipe 6 лет назад

Jeffrey Greenberg I have not seen that particular color at my local leather store, but now that you have made me aware I am going to keep an eye out for it. Thank you!

@jeffthechefpiper8227 6 лет назад

Bare Pipe I found that color at Hobby lobby, don't know if they have them up by you though.

@mrjim12miller 5 лет назад

Thanks for the video. Couple of questions. How long after the steaming did you wait before sanding , and what grade paper did you use? Thanks. Getting ready to try restoring a pipe.

@BarePipe 5 лет назад

Jim Miller Great questions. I normally let it sit at room temperature and humidity for a day before I sand it. For sanding grades it depends a bit on how much you still need to sand out. If it needs a bit more work then I start with 300 and work my way up the grades from there, if it is just a finishing sanding I start at 600, I usually don’t go past 1500 before staining, because once you start to get a glossy finish the stain tends to not penetrate as well. After staining I take it up to 6000 before I buff it.