| A: | 35 mm | - | 1.38" inch |
| B: | 48 mm | - | 1.89" inch |
| C: | 150 mm | - | 5.91" inch |
| D: | 17 mm | - | 0.67" inch |
| E: | 37 mm | - | 1.46" inch |
Estate Abe Herbaugh – Blasted 2 Knuckle Asymmetrical Peewit - Unsmoked
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SKU
K1036
6.875,00 DKK
5.500,00 DKK
5500.00
Weight:
29 gram - 1.02 ounces
| Filter: | No Filter |
| Brand: | Abe Herbaugh |
| Product no: | K1036 |
Though born in Newport News, VA, rising American pipemaker Abe Herbaugh has called West "By God!" Virginia his home for most all of his life. In an artisanal world where the word ‘young' tends to get applied to any carver under the age of 40, Mr. Herbaugh is young (28 as of this writing), and it must be said a certain youthful enthusiasm and vitality does shine within his work. His decade-long vocation as an electric guitar builder and skilled repair expert of the same, has inculcated within Abe the necessary woodworking/ machining skills and an acute eye for the smallest of details. Even his avocation, that of a long distance hiker, has imbued Abe with both an unwavering determination as well as a ‘never settle' mindset, which is already serving him admirably as a pipe artisan.
Abe's early memories of rich pipe tobacco in the air, and the way a relative of his looked when he smoked it, kindled a desire within the youth to become a pipe smoker himself, in turn leading eventually to thoughts of trying his hand at the craft of creating them (no doubt given a boost when he purchased and beheld his first premium pipe from Rad Davis). He soon began to make his own pipes. His first pipe was carved from a random block, utilized a pre-cut stem and was (in his words) "an unmitigated disaster". For his subsequent work, he used his father's fiddle workshop. Today Abe primarily crafts his pipes from Mimmo briar ("I have tried a few others, but I always wind up coming back to Mimmo"), hand-shapes his stems from ebonite, and drills his draft holes to 5/32". While his learning of the craft has been overwhelmingly autodidactic, Premal Cheda, having picked up one of Abe's pipes as an estate, thought that Abe had talent, and invited Herbaugh over for a few days to show him some of the tricks of the trade - an encounter which Abe says helped his progress immensely. We're quite excited about Abe Herbaugh's pipes. and predict naught but blue skies for this fine young artisan.
We believe Sixten Ivarsson would be proud to see his ideas being carried out in this fine manner. The smooth rim on the top of the bowl and the stem is a little different, and there is a little glue og the bamboo knots. Otherwise a true and very fine copy of Sixtens design. Our compliments to the blaster who made a very fine and deep job.
Though born in Newport News, VA, rising American pipemaker Abe Herbaugh has called West "By God!" Virginia his home for most all of his life. In an artisanal world where the word ‘young' tends to get applied to any carver under the age of 40, Mr. Herbaugh is young (28 as of this writing), and it must be said a certain youthful enthusiasm and vitality does shine within his work. His decade-long vocation as an electric guitar builder and skilled repair expert of the same, has inculcated within Abe the necessary woodworking/ machining skills and an acute eye for the smallest of details. Even his avocation, that of a long distance hiker, has imbued Abe with both an unwavering determination as well as a ‘never settle' mindset, which is already serving him admirably as a pipe artisan.
Abe's early memories of rich pipe tobacco in the air, and the way a relative of his looked when he smoked it, kindled a desire within the youth to become a pipe smoker himself, in turn leading eventually to thoughts of trying his hand at the craft of creating them (no doubt given a boost when he purchased and beheld his first premium pipe from Rad Davis). He soon began to make his own pipes. His first pipe was carved from a random block, utilized a pre-cut stem and was (in his words) "an unmitigated disaster". For his subsequent work, he used his father's fiddle workshop. Today Abe primarily crafts his pipes from Mimmo briar ("I have tried a few others, but I always wind up coming back to Mimmo"), hand-shapes his stems from ebonite, and drills his draft holes to 5/32". While his learning of the craft has been overwhelmingly autodidactic, Premal Cheda, having picked up one of Abe's pipes as an estate, thought that Abe had talent, and invited Herbaugh over for a few days to show him some of the tricks of the trade - an encounter which Abe says helped his progress immensely. We're quite excited about Abe Herbaugh's pipes. and predict naught but blue skies for this fine young artisan.