Pipe rests

LiquidChaos66
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So I don't smoke my pipes all that often... but when I do I usually find myself searching for safe place to set them down If I need both hands and don't feel like drooling down my pipe stem lol
Anyone here make pipe rests or know someone who does?

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I got this idea from my BnM... they have a couple cases full of pipes, and many of them sit on the leather pipe rests they sell. The rests are nothing more than a thick piece of leather, a strap about 1.25" by 8 or 9 inches that's doubled over and riveted together. Looked at from above it looks similar to a teardrop.
I've made a couple out of some flexible plastic, and they work well... not display-worthy like a nice wooden creation, but they do work.
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Hmmmmm Ive seen those before. It seems like a really simple idea and something that I could do with some practice. Was hoping someone here has done that before. I like supporting my BOTL here than going elsewhere when I can.Life is like a blind fiver. You never know what you're gonna get.0
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Well I think I might take up making pipe rests as a hobby. Was looking into leather stamping and whatnot... looks like a fun craft. Just a have to come up with the money to get all the supplies I need....Life is like a blind fiver. You never know what you're gonna get.0
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I plan on making a couple of beanbag rest prototypes this weekend1
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Don't be like me, who waits 'til I have every conceivable tool/gadget before starting a project... you can make a few basic rests as prototypes, and build from there.
"I could've had a Mi Querida!" Nick Bardis1 -
That's what im planning.... I can get some basic stuff for maybe $50-$75. I found a local leather working place that im gonna hit up.Life is like a blind fiver. You never know what you're gonna get.0
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Here's my two.
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For the first one in back, I cut up an old, broken belt and used some electrical tape to make a pipe rest, consider it a proof of concept. I then came across a woman in Guernville at a swap meet selling leather goods and had her make me the front one.Join us on Zoom vHerf (Meeting # 2619860114 Password vHerf2020 )2
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Great idea very cool!
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Yakster said:For the first one in back, I cut up an old, broken belt and used some electrical tape to make a pipe rest, consider it a proof of concept. I then came across a woman in Guernville at a swap meet selling leather goods and had her make me the front one.
I like it, simple and effective! I'm gonna try making one with pop rivets to replace the bag of rice I'm using in the shop!0 -
I bought the plastic rest at our local thrift store for 25 cents. I made the wood rest.4
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This is one of the coolest pipe rests I have seen. Well built.
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Go fancy. Use @Yakster’s belt concept, punch a hole in it & fasten with thrift store cufflinks, nut & bolt, or similar..
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Saw this on Amazon. No more pipe tipping over. Folds down flat too
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