which of the newer makers do people recommend?
Check out the very recent thread about a 3/4 set for sale and you’ll get your answer 
Patrick.
Brad Angus of Vancouver, WA has a great feel for delivering pipes made the old-fashioned way. Great to work with on incorporating custom ideas and either copying a pipemakers style or evoking that style; both ways deliver great results!
I have heard pretty good things about Marcus Coulter’s pipes.
I’d have to agree with Pat on this. Joe Kennedy’s sets have earned their reputation.
djm
Agree with Pat and djm. Joe will be the next big name in upiping.
Howr’ya.
I’ve after moving to Vancouver city for 7 months. Apparently Brad Angus resides around Washington/Vancouver area. Would anyone have his contact details/website etc.
go raibh míle maith agaibh go léir
Cheers.
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Brad Angus on the web: http://pageproducer.arczip.com/halfandhalf/index.html
which thread?
…ya gotta turn a page or two back, but the title mention a 3/4 set for sale.
I believe this is the thread being referred to:
http://chiffboard.mati.ca/viewtopic.php?t=21507&highlight=3+4&sid=86178354c8fdc762140ca69404c15c74
but that set sold within a few hours. Ya gotta be quick …
djm
Michael Hubbert comes to mind. At present, he is producing a full set in D, based on a Crowley set, rather than a Rowsome. Top-notch workmanship!
Ted
Howayez,
I was talking about Joe Kennedy from Canada in this thread, also a fabulous pipe maker.
Gluck,
Patrick.
I recommend David A.Boisvert
http://www.greenwoodpipes.com/
He made me a wonderful Cnat chanter in cocobolo…
(the chanter on the top)
a very well done instrument.