It's a Sgian Dubh by the look of it. A very nice looking one too. The handle's probably red deer antler with an amber insert. I think the 1st Bari looks amazing.
Do you have any plans on doing a vid on removing finishes? My first pipe was a Peterson's 306 dry system w/ an ebony finish. It started to "bubble" in a couple of little spots. I guess I was puffing too hard or something. Anyway i'ld like to remove the finish if that's possible. I would like to hear your thoughts on it.
Nice presentation. I really like those knives and the soft lines of that Bari bamboo pipe. I am actually getting into forging my own knife. A relative gave me some Elk antler that I might use for it as well. I hope to complete it soon with a Scandinavian grind.
lol :) i love it....movies are some of my favs...goes well with the blade...reminds me a bit of the trip back to Italy from 2 .....Vito might have used a similar blade to gut Don Ciccio ;) arrivederci
Mike it's a Sgian Dubh, a Scottish knife worn in your long sock, sadly it's fake deer antler, the one at the back is a handmade Sgian Dubh (meaning Black Knife), these where usually made from bog oak (morta) or deer antler, long and short sword would be left outside the house, the dubh would kept to eat with or protect yourself.
....correct...Dublin mean Black Pool in gaelic (Dubh Lin). Bog oak looks black, I would love to own a Paolo Becker bog oak pipe, he's just begun working with the material.
These are beautiful, I currently only own Two basket pipes, and one old Whitehall pipes that was my great-grandfathers, I think I'll be getting a Butz-Choquin and a Peterson's next.
There's no shame in a basket pipe, only owning one that you don't try to smoke....it's a good way to start. I love Butz-Choquin pipes, really great designs, and very good value for money. Peterson's take a while to break-in but when they do they're superb smokers.
Nice work!
TheManFromAlaska 2 years ago
It's a Sgian Dubh by the look of it. A very nice looking one too. The handle's probably red deer antler with an amber insert. I think the 1st Bari looks amazing.
hairydave82 2 years ago
I love the second pipe, the dr. mills. and beautiful knife btw!
DrGrabow10 2 years ago
Thats some great looking lumber Dan. Do you own any Charatans? I am a Charatan man I love those things
Acaciavet 2 years ago
Very nice collection sir. Thanks for sharing, and good choice of music.
nickandhispipe 2 years ago
Do you have any plans on doing a vid on removing finishes? My first pipe was a Peterson's 306 dry system w/ an ebony finish. It started to "bubble" in a couple of little spots. I guess I was puffing too hard or something. Anyway i'ld like to remove the finish if that's possible. I would like to hear your thoughts on it.
Sirchud68 2 years ago
What is the thing at the bottom? It looks like a pipe but has a gem on it? Incredible production values.
PipeFriendCHS 2 years ago
its a knife. take a close look. stag handle gem insert spear point blade. its a sexy knife. lol
DrGrabow10 2 years ago
a man of fine taste indeed,,congrats for these artistic addition my dear friend
cheers
ahmad
ahmedsadik1983 2 years ago
beautiful pipes...
frombagan 2 years ago
Hi - can you tell me more about the Dr Mills? It's a beautifully shaped bulldog...
st3r30s 2 years ago
Nice presentation. I really like those knives and the soft lines of that Bari bamboo pipe. I am actually getting into forging my own knife. A relative gave me some Elk antler that I might use for it as well. I hope to complete it soon with a Scandinavian grind.
alphaqlater 2 years ago
Luca Brasi sleeps with the fishes ;)
mibgd 2 years ago
couldn't help it, I love the movies and the soundtrack even more..
dubinthedam 2 years ago
lol :) i love it....movies are some of my favs...goes well with the blade...reminds me a bit of the trip back to Italy from 2 .....Vito might have used a similar blade to gut Don Ciccio ;) arrivederci
mibgd 2 years ago
Very nice, love the knife as well. Thank you for sharing!
SmokeRingsPipeDreams 2 years ago
Beautiful pipes and a lovely presentation! That knife look very special. I know many pipe carvers also make knifes, is this the case with this one?
Thanks for sharing!
Mike
Flieger671 2 years ago
Mike it's a Sgian Dubh, a Scottish knife worn in your long sock, sadly it's fake deer antler, the one at the back is a handmade Sgian Dubh (meaning Black Knife), these where usually made from bog oak (morta) or deer antler, long and short sword would be left outside the house, the dubh would kept to eat with or protect yourself.
dubinthedam 2 years ago
Wow! Thanks Dub, one learns something new every day. I think I also got a clue to your YT-name. :-)
Flieger671 2 years ago
....correct...Dublin mean Black Pool in gaelic (Dubh Lin). Bog oak looks black, I would love to own a Paolo Becker bog oak pipe, he's just begun working with the material.
dubinthedam 2 years ago
Yes! I've seen a couple of morta pipes that look really great... but the prices!
Flieger671 2 years ago
These are beautiful, I currently only own Two basket pipes, and one old Whitehall pipes that was my great-grandfathers, I think I'll be getting a Butz-Choquin and a Peterson's next.
Patchh09 2 years ago
There's no shame in a basket pipe, only owning one that you don't try to smoke....it's a good way to start. I love Butz-Choquin pipes, really great designs, and very good value for money. Peterson's take a while to break-in but when they do they're superb smokers.
dubinthedam 2 years ago
How many pipes do you own?
ItsThatGuy8669 2 years ago
Just over 50. Too many and just enough all at the same time.
dubinthedam 2 years ago