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As one would expect, his work speaks for itself. Never being able to settle for a substandard product coming from his workshop (indeed, guitars demand perfection), some of those skills, along with the ones learned within a workshop, made their way into the hand-held sculptures from briar and other materials. His pipes are beautifully designed and constructed from briar, bamboo, and stem materials of vulcanite rods or colorful materials (Bakelite or celluloid), with Delrin tenons. ''Courtesy, [http://www.smokingpipes.com//pipes/new/G-Batson/index.cfm SmokingPipes.com]'' | As one would expect, his work speaks for itself. Never being able to settle for a substandard product coming from his workshop (indeed, guitars demand perfection), some of those skills, along with the ones learned within a workshop, made their way into the hand-held sculptures from briar and other materials. His pipes are beautifully designed and constructed from briar, bamboo, and stem materials of vulcanite rods or colorful materials (Bakelite or celluloid), with Delrin tenons. ''Courtesy, [http://www.smokingpipes.com//pipes/new/G-Batson/index.cfm SmokingPipes.com]'' | ||
You might also enjoy listening to Brian Levine's interview with Grant on the [http://pipesmagazine.com/blog/radio-talk-show/the-pipes-magazine-radio-show-episode-14/#more-6406 Pipes Magazine Radio Show] | |||
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