Talbert Pipes Ligne Bretagne Shape Notes Shapes 1-5 Ligne Bretagne Standard Shapes 1-5 Bowl Height: 4.5 cm Chamber Width: 1.85 cm Notes: This stummel is ideal for churchwarden use. It has a nice deep bowl of group 5 capacity and is virtually weightless. The shank is thin and will only allow a narrow tenon. The light weight comes at the price of thin walls, however, and it is a pipe to smoke carefully until a good cake has developed. Aggressive puffing could easily burn one of these out. Bowl Height: 5.4 cm Chamber Width: 2 cm Notes: Like the #1 shape above, these Oom-Pauls have thin walls so they require a bit of careful break-in to avoid burning, but the bowl coating should help greatly. The design of these stummels makes a centered, connected airhole impossible - the degree of the airhole drilling must be so extreme as to disallow a centered tenon fitting. Instead, I am making each of these pipes with 9mm charcoal filters and a system-style moisture well, for maximum moisture handling. I've been smoking a sample of this setup for months now and it has become a favorite smoker, especially for very sweet Danish-style blends.. Bowl Height: 5.2 cm Chamber Width: 2 cm Notes: A slightly flashy straight poker design. Unfortunately, the stummels are so light that unless a reed-like stem is used, they will not stand on their flat bottoms. Nonetheless, a great poker shape IMO. The walls are decently thick though not enough to support deep blasting or craggy rustication. Bowl Height: 3.2 cm Chamber Width: 1.8 cm Notes: A great little prince/apple shape. Emily used this first in designing a practical ladies' pipe - something that was elegant without the usual fragile, hot walls. These stummels are sturdy and thick-walled, and for some reason they seem to frequently have much better grain than some of the others - they tend toward tight flame-grains and cross-grains. Bowl Height: 4.8 cm Chamber Width: 2.1 cm Notes: This is a large, group 5-6 size Canadian with an oval shank and a large tobacco chamber capacity. I have a wide variety of Canadian-style shapes which vary in small ways. Some are shorter of shank, smaller of bowl, or have slightly different bowl shapes and angles.