how to make a wood tobacco pipe

  Make a Wood Tobacco Pipe

Step 1: Collect a piece of wood that has a straight grain and is around 4-5 inches long. You can use any type of wood, but the best kind to use is cherry because it's easy to work with and it looks nice.

Step 2: Using your router, cut the wood into a round shape that is about 1" thick. Make sure that all sides are square and don't have any waves or irregularities in them.

Step 3: Sand down all sides of the wood pipe until they're smooth and shiny. If you're planning on smoking tobacco through this pipe, then you should sand down all sides, including the bottom part of the pipe where smoke will come out while you're smoking tobacco through it later on down the line. This step is essential because if there are any rough edges on top or bottom parts of the pipe, it would be very difficult for one person to hold onto while smoking tobacco through it at first and may cause their fingers to get burned from touching hot metal or plastic surfaces after smoking tobacco through it for some time (this isn't necessarily bad though).

Step 4: Next up is drilling holes into your wooden tobacco pipe at specific locations using an exacto knife or needle nose pliers

 To make a wood tobacco pipe you will need:

A piece of wood. In this example I am using a piece of oak.

A drill bit. I use a small bit (1/8") because the hole I make in the wood is small and I can easily push it through with my fingers. You could also use a large drill bit if you want to make your pipe larger or if you have a thick piece of wood. For my pipe, I used 1/8" and it worked just fine.

A file, sandpaper and/or sanding block.

An awl or something similar to help poke holes in your wood (optional).