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  1. john3music

    Musician and Pipe Smoker John Connor on Radio Show of June 25, 2024

    Thank you. It’s a 1968 335 I inherited.
  2. john3music

    Musician and Pipe Smoker John Connor on Radio Show of June 25, 2024

    I’ve done many interviews, but I’ll be bias and say being on Pipes Mag with Brian was my favorite one I did. I had so much fun. If Brian asked me back on in the future I’d do it in a heart beat.
  3. john3music

    Musician and Pipe Smoker John Connor on Radio Show of June 25, 2024

    Right on. Let me know what you think of my blues tune at the end of my interview.
  4. john3music

    Pipe Documentary

    No link. Go to where you stream, access Tubi, and search for Father the Flame.
  5. john3music

    Pipe Documentary

    Pipe documentary, Father the Flame, is currently available to watch free on Tubi. I first heard about it after listening to episode 69 of the podcast. Great interview.
  6. john3music

    Clean Pipe, Happy Life

    And nobod I think the soap and water comment was sarcastic. Never use soap and water on a pipe. I clean mine with a generic Everclear or some other spirit.
  7. john3music

    Breath Method

    I suppose you could use it to regulate cadence. I primarily use it when my pipe gurgles due to moisture at the bottom of the bowl. Sometimes I’ll use the method to regulate the ember from burning too hot or keep it from going out.
  8. john3music

    Clean Pipe, Happy Life

    You can do it
  9. john3music

    Clean Pipe, Happy Life

    A clean pipe is a happy pipe. A happy pipe is a happy me.
  10. john3music

    Breath Method

    Indeed. I use the Breathe Method when I get some gurgling from moisture build up. I hardly ever run a pipe cleaner through the stem with that method it works that good.
  11. john3music

    My Experience So Far

    I’ve tried different packing methods and I found I prefer a very light pack, so I just use the gravity method.
  12. john3music

    How Often Do You Smoke a Pipe?

    Daily. Hopefully you’ll find some place you can enjoy your pipe on a more regular basis.
  13. john3music

    New Dunhill Ruby Bark Getting Broken in and First Clean

    Thank you Thank you. It’s my firs Dunny. Just getting broken in but it smokes so nice.
  14. john3music

    New Dunhill Ruby Bark Getting Broken in and First Clean

    Thank you!
  15. john3music

    New Dunhill Ruby Bark Getting Broken in and First Clean

    Title edited for caps. Please read Rule 9. I spent the past couple weeks smoking my new Dunhill RubyBark to build up a cake from bare wood. It started getting that not so fresh feel. I’m doing my first tear down and cleaning it.
  16. john3music

    Springtime Deep Cleaning

    It’s that time again to do a deep clean. I’m using Brian Levine’s method: Everclear and bristle pipe cleaners to clean out the stem, mortise, and shank.
  17. john3music

    Deep Cleaning Cob Pipes

    You gave the best explanation I’ve ever heard of as to why we clean pipes, because of bacteria and the natural junk left behind.
  18. john3music

    Deep Cleaning Cob Pipes

    What does the sunshine portion do? Also, do you have them sit in indirect sun near a window?
  19. john3music

    Deep Cleaning Cob Pipes

    I’ve heard people cleaning the stem and shank on a briar pipe on a regular basis with a spirit (eg. Everclear). What’s the consensus on doing the same with a cob pipe?
  20. john3music

    Dunhill Unicorn Pipe

    I was looking at estate pipes on eBay and came across a Dunhill RubyBark pipe. Opening bid was $120 so I put in a bid of $123. Many folks were on the watch list so I had no expectations of winning this pipe. When time expired I was shocked to find out I won this pipe for $123. The original owner...
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