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    Dan Blue Note -First Aromatic, New Favorite

    So, I dried out a couple of pipefuls, and went to town on it. It seems that it vastly improved my smoking experience. not too moist, not smoking hot, no wet mess at the bottom of my pipe, and actually even enhanced the flavor. I will have to dry out the rest of the tin, and will probably try the...
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    Dan Blue Note -First Aromatic, New Favorite

    Here, I should clarify. I have two humidors, one with a humidifier in it, which houses my small count of cigars, and another without one, which is simply used to keep the sunlight and air currents away from drying things (I originally got it to dry cooking herbs, after reading about something...
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    Dan Blue Note -First Aromatic, New Favorite

    my one note about it is that some of the tobacco in the tin seems more moist than other parts, and the moister tobacco seems to burn a bit hotter for me. a bit of time dished in my humidor will help with the moisture irregularities.
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    Dan Blue Note -First Aromatic, New Favorite

    Well, I have to say i have a new favorite. Not much in the world of pipe tobacco struck my fancy up until now, mostly one end of the spectrum or the other, hot smoke or vaporized candy, so to speak. I found a little shop called Siciliano's in Standale, Michigan, just west of Grand Rapids. As a...
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    Root Wood? can't find any info on this

    I should start by saying that the root i am referring to is not briar. I have several pieces of large diameter cherry root, and was wondering if any of you have worked with this or something similar. If not, I will make a pipe and post my results here to shed some light on the subject. either...
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    new to the forum

    thank you all for all the wonderful welcomes! I didnt mention it, but i got my start as a bowyer, which is where i first encountered and worked with many of the woods i make pipes from. I still make bows, sell them too, but the pipes solve the problem of what to do with pieces of wood that are...
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    new to the forum

    actually, that's the one i forgot. i have made a couple mulberry pipes too, but never smoked one. how do they smoke? have you ever tried osage orange?
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    new to the forum

    here's another one of mine, a more recent and more finished product. this one is a stained maple bowl, with a half integrated maple, half black walnut shank. the stem is bamboo, and measures nine inches in length. overall the pipe is 13 and a half inches in length, the wall thickness varies...
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    new to the forum

    Hello all! brand new to the forum, and to pipes really. I am a maker myself, and i work with a lot of cherry, but also maple, yew, black walnut, birch, and my personal favorite, osage orange. I haven't tried many tobaccos, but my current favorite is prince albert. I am a fan of curchwardens, and...
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