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What is your single most favorite pipe?
My Jesse Jones Brandy he made for me back in the spring of 2013.- dutch65
- Post #57
- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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Pipe Smoking in Tarantino Films
Can't wait to see The Hateful Eight. I think I read somewhere it is due to be released in December 2015. :D- dutch65
- Post #6
- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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Hello Everyone Brand New Women Pipe Smoker
Welcome to the PM forums lono96, I am sure you will enjoy this awesome hobby and experimenting with the large variety of blends available today. :-)- dutch65
- Post #2
- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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How Often Do You Alcohol Clean?
My routine involves cleaning my briar pipes with bourbon whiskey after each bowl of tobacco. However, when I am breaking in a pipe, I may simply run a dry pipe cleaner through the pipe while building a cake. On a pipe that is broken in, I will inspect the bowl for excessive cake buildup, and if...- dutch65
- Post #39
- Forum: Pipe Smoking Basics & Beginner Questions
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Recommend a Repair Man
These guys are well established in the pipe community, and highly recommended..... http://walkerpiperepair.com/- dutch65
- Post #2
- Forum: Pipe Repair and Maintenance
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How Long to MM Corn Cobs Last?
The first thing I do when I buy a new cob, is make up a batch of pipe mud from cigar ash, and put about a 1/16th layer of it in the bottom of the bowl. This in addition to the hardwood plug from the factory, will virtually bulletproof your new cob. http://www.stemandbriar.com/repairs/pipe-mud I...- dutch65
- Post #9
- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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Vucanite vs Acrylic
I always use rubber softee bits. The only problems I have with the button end of my stems, are when they are too wide, or too narrow to hold my softee bits in place. In which case, I will have an acrylic stem replacement made to solve that problem. -
"What the Heck is an ‘AeroBilliard’ and an ‘Inverted-Calabash’"?
Here is a link to Neill Roan's blog, where he critiques this gorgeous Italian "second chamber" pipe..... http://www.apassionforpipes.com/neills-blog/2013/3/23/neatpipes-aerobilliard-takes-flight.html -
Cannoy Suede Finish
I remember seeing a photo on Facebook that Walt posted, with the same suede blast. I think it makes for a really classy looking pipe. Simply gorgeous! -
Boswell's New Laser Art Tech
Awesome! I could commission a gorgeous laser engraved straight grain, to match my mud flaps even! :rofl: -
"Clean and Ready To Smoke" Rant and Warning
I remember a long time ago, reading Shinypipes "Sellers Requirements," shown at the bottom of every listing. After reading that diatribe, I was almost certain what to expect, and have never placed a bid with her.- dutch65
- Post #57
- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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New Members, Introduce Yourself!
Gentlemen, I am checking in from North Alabama, Athens to be exact. Looking forward to reading your posts here on the forums.- dutch65
- Post #1,120
- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion
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Tobacco B&M prices
Here in Alabama, a 50 gram tin of pipe tobacco runs $14.50 plus 8% sales tax, and a 100 gram tin goes for $21.50 plus 8% sales tax. For the most part, I am trying to put my PAD on hold, and sinking my disposable income into TAD before things get any worse than they already are.- dutch65
- Post #28
- Forum: General Pipe Smoking Discussion