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+1 on the expense factor. I try and steer new smokers onto corncobs because they are so affordable. Over the years I have bought – I can't begin to guess how many cobs – and if I lose one or break one, I don't grieve. I just pick up another one and puff away.
Any day of the week, actually twice...Two of those higher priced ones are sitting on my desk. :
:When you figure the hours he puts into them vs. the price, they are not that expensive. ANYONE can have cheap cobs, I have dozens of 'em...
It's always interesting to see what one can do with the humble corn cob. I find it interesting that he likes to use bamboo shanks. As a cob pipe manufacturer, we like our bamboo as well. Bamboo is extremely durable and offers a great draw. There's a reason it was the stem of choice during the early years of commercial cob pipe manufacture. I tend to be more of a traditionalist when it comes to corn cob pipes, but I can certainly appreciate the time and artistry that Mr. Santia puts into his pipes.
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