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  1. jonesee75

    Pipe Lover Magazines (1946) - Downloads

    Thank you for sharing.
  2. jonesee75

    Anyone on Guam?

    Very limited resources out but was curious is there is anyone on island.
  3. jonesee75

    How often do you smoke?

    When the mood strikes me. However when I am restoring a pipe I am always enjoying a bowl. Cheers.
  4. jonesee75

    So, you want to start restoring pipes?

    Some great information, having been restoring for a couple years now. Some I keep, some I passed on to friends. You can have all the greatest and best tools, but if you do not have patience you may end up ruining a good pipe.
  5. jonesee75

    GBD New Era 9487: Resto Before/After

    Awesome job man. Made her look very nice. Hope she smokes as good as she looks.
  6. jonesee75

    Forum rules RULE!! A note to the Moderators and All

    Welcome to the forum, praying for a safe return home for you and your troops. From one serviceman to another, thank you for keeping the watch.
  7. jonesee75

    So This Happened - Monster Estate Haul (Pics)

    I picked up a Medico Onyx (Brylon) a while back. Think I paid $5 for it. Smokes great. Congrats on the awesome score.
  8. jonesee75

    Cleaning Question

    Depends are you stems starting to show oxidation? If so go get some 2000 or 2500 grit sandpaper from Walmart or an automotive store. You can use your oxiclean to raise to oxidation. The wet sand with the 2000 grit paper. Rinse then polish with some tripoli wax (which you can get at Lowe's or...
  9. jonesee75

    Salt treatment: some questions

    Have used both cotton and salt. Both have worked very well. Cotton balls are much easier to work with. If you can get it, I would recommend Everclear. I know there are others who like to use a bourbon or rum to add "flavor" to the pipe. Honesty I have tried it but I did not taste it. Happy...
  10. jonesee75

    Chewed bit - save or toss?

    I have been able to raise dents in the stem by laying a damp cloth over the stem and pressing that flat part of a knife blade over the dent. The heat transferred through the cloth will raise the dent. Greg at reborn pipes likes to use a small tea candle and utilize slow passes over the flame...
  11. jonesee75

    Free Pipe Bag

    That is awesome. Stories that this are always great to hear.
  12. jonesee75

    Employment Drug Tests

    As Johnnyiii said, it is all about insurance.
  13. jonesee75

    4 NOGGINS

    sweet Jesus that is a lot of jarred tobacco. South Carolina is not that far of a drive from Panama city, FL. ROAD TRIP!!!!
  14. jonesee75

    Florida Smokers Roll Call

    Just moved to Panama City from VA. Only found two pipe shops here so far. Tobacco very limited, lots of jarred aromatics. No flake anywhere. Haven't check P-cola or Destin yet.
  15. jonesee75

    Preferred Staining Method

    I have used the black Fiebings and found out the hard way that a little goes a long way. Made a huge mess. Just received two Navigators in the mail and they are going to need a lot of work. Seller forgot to mention that one of the stems was bitten all the way through. I have recut bits but...
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