Ep45 - Restoring a heavily worn leather finish on a briar pipe

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In this episode:
I clean, restore, re-stain and polish the leather on a briar pipe that was sent to me by Pipetree.
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21 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 18

@davidjones4112 5 лет назад

Anyone interested in restoring pipes need to watch your videos, thanks for sharing.

@BarePipe 5 лет назад

David Jones thank you

@josemiguelhernandez7777 10 месяцев назад

Excellent, thank you

@glenndunnington8551 5 лет назад

Beautiful

@BarePipe 5 лет назад

Glenn Dunnington thank you

@ravinsaber 3 года назад

Oddly satisfying, thank you

@virginiapiper3729 5 лет назад

Nice work!

@BarePipe 5 лет назад

Virginia Piper thanks, I am just starting to scratch the surface of learning how to work with leather

@saeedsalek 5 лет назад

so nice your great keep continue

@BarePipe 5 лет назад

Saeed Salek thank you

@Flyingfinn82 8 месяцев назад

Just use some simple Saddle Soap to clean leather and recondition it with a shoe conditioner. Would have saved you a ton of time!

@cobsnbriars7796 5 лет назад

Very interesting! Does your leather cleaning method have an advantage over using saddle soap? Another very enjoyable video!

@BarePipe 5 лет назад

Cobs 'n Briars I wanted to avoid saddle soap because it contains lye and I concerned that it might create an unpleasant gas if it reacted to the heat from the pipe bowl. I have no science for that, just an abundance of caution.

@PipeDaddyHugeHefner 10 месяцев назад

Can you at least tell us why you stopped making videos? We miss your brilliance, sir

@bigdave5707 5 лет назад

The restored pipe looks fantastic. Is it a Kiko? What was the purpose of wrapping pipes with leather?

@BarePipe 5 лет назад

Big Dave it is a Kudu that was made in Africa. Leather wrapped pipes was popular for a period, and was a purely aesthetic thing. It added no real benefits to the smoking experience.

@MinistryOfStrings 3 года назад

I know you haven't posted anything in a good while but I'm taking a shot in the dark anyway with a question. I have an estate pipe coming to me and I cannot find any information on this particular shape. Do you have any idea where I can find information on wally frank pipes. The general google search is bringing up nothing. Any help would be great. Thanks in advance.