The CaneRod Pipes channel

I give a bit of an introduction of myself followed by a first impressions chat on the my first bowl of Cornell & Diehl Dreams of Kadath.

Part two of the two part series on cleaning ebonite (aka vulcanite) stems. This video covers a heavily oxidized stem that needed some extra effort including a peroxide soak.

First in a two part series on cleaning ebonite (aka vulcanite) stems. This video covers the first 2 of 3 stems, a reasonably maintained stem and one that needs a bit more work. Part 2 covers a heavily oxidized stem that needed some extra effort.

We descend into full cobfoolery mode and attempt to transform a perfectly innocent Country Gentleman into a Stubby Poker for the Aristocob 2016 Cobfoolery contest.

We descend into full cobfoolery mode and attempt to transform a perfectly innocent Country Gentleman into a Stubby Poker. This will be a two part series and I am hoping to submit the final product for the Aristocob 2016 Cobfoolery contest.

Here is part 2 of 2. This is a long one, so I split it into two videos. I developed this method to provide an option for anyone that wants to replace a stem without a lathe or specialty tools. It's not perfect, and not fast, but for an occasional one off I think it is a reasonable option. To be honest, it worked a lot better than I expected.

This is a long one, so I split it into two videos. I developed this method to provide an option for anyone that wants to replace a stem without a lathe or specialty tools. It's not perfect, and not fast, but for an occasional one off I think it is a reasonable option. To be honest, it worked a lot better than I expected.

In this video I cover how to prep the tobacco chamber and use pipe mud to raise the bottom of the bowl and form a new draft hole entry point. You can skip the first step and just use the mud to get a similar result.

Corn Cob Pipe Modification Part 1 Introduction