Can a small hole at the bottom of a briar bowl be repaired with 'pipe mud - or is the bowl essentially kaput?
Briar Bowl Question
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"I personally would never smoke a pipe with a hole in it, but that is me."
Neither would I, but the pipe in question is a rare vintage for an incredibly cheap price, and it would be a shame to pass it up if it could be home-repaired.
Neither would I, but the pipe in question is a rare vintage for an incredibly cheap price, and it would be a shame to pass it up if it could be home-repaired.
ejames said,
"I once repaired a rusticated pipe with a hole in the bottom of the bowl using epoxy and pipe mud."
Wouldn't the burning tobacco cause the epoxy to release noxious fumes?
"I once repaired a rusticated pipe with a hole in the bottom of the bowl using epoxy and pipe mud."
Wouldn't the burning tobacco cause the epoxy to release noxious fumes?
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