June 21st, 2010
waiting to be fired…all natural hand dug clay smoking pipes….” spirit pipes “…
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@albertochoa2006 …2 ft square…2 foot deep…i fire up to 50 pipes at a time…i also use alot of pine cones..during the firing…sometimes i fire 4 or 5 …it depends…the coals from the fire stay hot for a long time …i try to keep the fire going for aleast 4 to 6 hours…jim
@jmg1957 Thats one hell of a pit. So its pretty large I’m guessing? I was planning on making a 4 foot wide pit maybe a foot deep to fire my pipes but would the pit get hot enough?
@albertochoa2006 ..the fire pit fires around 2100 degrees …i fire them sometimes for about 6 hours….jim
@jmg1957 how hot are your fire pits!? I thought clay needed to be fired at around 1700 degrees farenheit?
@sdawson222 …yes i use a fire pit…local hand dug clay…thanks…jim
@NorthGeorgiaPipe ….thanks…jim
@parrotpotterstudio …thanks…jim
can you do it without a kiln? can a fire pit be used? where did you get the clay
Nice looking clay pipes! I like the Gator~ It looks like a Aligator to me!
Cheers
Well done, Jim, nice batch!
@oddsource …thanks…will try to find better tools soon…jim
I like that sun one, do you use a needle tool for the designs or something else cause their deep and no flakes great job!
@MadBadVoodo …thanks….hope all is well..
Thumbbs Up my Friend!!