I Make - Tobacco Pipe Tampers - Leather, Antler, Birch 

Good hobby and smart practical DIY thinking

Very inventive woodwork! I see this a way around my not having a lathe problem. Thanks for sharing! Pipe on!

Well they come in the 'don't need but really want to own' category. Thanks for showing how you did that.

Those are excellent.

Really nice job Skog. Love the leather/ antler combo, sweet.

Top work Brother! Really beautiful craftsmanship. To quote Ma Kelly from "Jonny Dangerously", " I've been thinkin' of taking up smoking,...this clinches it"!

I have to say, these are simply amazing tampers! Very awesome

Nice craftmanship.. Never a dull video. I saw some nice shortcuts today.

Very nicely done.

Sounds like a carriage bolt. Smart choice! Looks amazing man

fantastic work, you're a hell of a craftsman!

Nice pieces, quite ingenious and simple manufacturing process. Congrats!

Awesome tampers!!!! Great idea. I will definitely have to try this.

I've done some like that, using a bolt, with wood and bone. Looks great..... thanks for sharing, great vid

Thank you for sharing

very cool video my friend keep pumping those bad boys out

Lief those came out Extremely nice. Well done man, I bet they get picked up very quick!

Fun crafting and professional results!

Beautiful video and amazing work, as always

Friggin killer Skog!

Nice tampers man! I'm diggin the super skog shirt too!

Very nice work 😊

Nice Skog!

The nut allows (in my experience, anyway) you to build the entire stack, using a slower curing glue, use a nut and washer to clamp it all down, then set it to one side to cure. Just a thought. It works for me

Really cool dude!

Very cool. God bless. John

Have you ever used a temporary washer and nut on the opposite end of the carriage bolt as a clamp to hold the stack until the glue sets up ?

The bolt used appeared to me to be a carriage bolt. They have no slots or hex sides and were used as the name implies in cart, wagon, and carriages.

Спасибо!

Wonderful

You do what you do, I do what I do. I like to work fast, I use glue that lets me do it. No big deal. Food for thought though.

nice work

Great video. Amazing what you can do with a bench drill, bits and pieces and a bit of imagination. By the way, who and where did the music come from? Loved it. All the best.

hey skogkniv, what sort of tobacco do you usually smoke? (e.g. English, Virginian, Latakia, Burley, Aromatics, etc.) If you havent tried boswell pipe tobacco you should definitely try it! (ESPECIALLY Christmas cookie for the holidays) Great job man.

I was so inspired by your video, that I just had to try my own. I'm sure I have loads of room to improve, but I love how simple these are to make and how beautifully the leather polishes up. I uploaded a video on my youtube page if you want to head over and have a look

I keep thinking the birch bark and antler would be really nice fero rod handle.

BCUSA brother, who's music is that in the beginning? Great vids man! Keep up the great work.

Pretty clever solution to not having a lathe. :)

I dont smoke, but those are very cool!

Where do you get the redline spacers ?

I don't smoke but that is cool.

What's the name of the first song in the video?

Family comes from Norway.

Because I am not interested in pot smoking, or promoting it. If that is what an individual wants to do that is their personal business. They can keep it to themselves.

Do you have any for sale?

Why do that when I have a vise that allows me to do it faster and more efficiently. I would hate to screw and unscrew the nut over and over. Not to mention the risk of glue getting in a thread and curing before you can unscrew it.

What do you use to sand/ polish the stainless steel?

Why specify tobacco pipe ? :)

Is that beeswax you rub on it around the 10:20 marker?