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  1. danielplainview

    waxing a rusticated or sandblasted pipe

    A nylon wheel like this will clean and shine rustic and blasted finishes. image forum upload
  2. danielplainview

    One for Me: The Doodler [Pic Heavy]

    That stem/shank connection... oh yeah !
  3. danielplainview

    Cutty Before/After Restoration

    Thanks everyone. It’s a keeper for sure. Feather light too. @jpm, Yes those are dents. Looks like the shank was used to knock out the ashes quite a few times. I managed to remove most of it. Some were very close to the stampings so I left good enough alone. @brian Now I’ve seen 2. Very cool!
  4. danielplainview

    Cutty Before/After Restoration

    This is a shape I’ve never seen in my many years of hunting LHS. I was pleasantly surprised to find some decent grain under all that dark stain and grunge. The rim was charred and beat up. That was all the excuse I needed to add a slight bevel. 1926 patent era LHS Purex shape #84.
  5. danielplainview

    How Do You Resist PAD?

    Poorly. Very poorly
  6. danielplainview

    Stuck Falcon pipe bowl

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  7. danielplainview

    Penzance - Meh

    Jpm nailed it. Penzance is a fine blend but Margate is my favorite Eso. And yes, all their blends are very damp and require plenty of dry time. I only say this now that my cellar is saturated with Margate. :puffy:
  8. danielplainview

    Comoy's 409 Golden Grain Bulldog Restored

    Nice save, Al !
  9. danielplainview

    Covet Thy Pipe

    I covet pretty much every pipe Peck owns. The cased Parks Canadian’s for example.
  10. danielplainview

    I've Been Spammed Through This Site....Damnit

    She sounds hot
  11. danielplainview

    Can Pipe Smoking Be a Cheap Habit?

    Or It can be cheap and easy or as expensive and complicated as you make it. We tend to go overboard because well, it’s just more fun that way. :puffy:
  12. danielplainview

    any suggestion of Dunhill stem repair place

    Nothing a little elbow grease can’t fix. Ask George D(unhill) he’ll make it as good as new
  13. danielplainview

    Pre Carbonized Bowl?

    Breaking in a new pipe whether it be raw briar or bowl coating, will taste a bit funky and rob flavor until the pipe is somewhat seasoned. Keep going. Each bowl will be better than the last.
  14. danielplainview

    Keeping your Pipe nice and shiny!

    Simple maintenance will keep them looking good for years. I wipe the rim and mouthpiece with a damp cloth followed by a quick hand buff with microfiber.
  15. danielplainview

    Show Off Your Bent Bulldogs Here!

    Nice pack of dogs, hoppes. The Comoy’s are lovely.
  16. danielplainview

    Let’s See Them Pics - You And Your Pet While Smoking

    Bronson
  17. danielplainview

    Shank Brush, Soap, and Water = Deep Cleaning

  18. danielplainview

    Let’s See Them Pics - You And Your Pet While Smoking

  19. danielplainview

    What Does Pipe Burn out Look Like?

    Was the spot on there when you bought the pipe, or appeared after smoking it? It could be a cigarette burn from being left in an ashtray. In that case it’s simply cosmetic.
  20. danielplainview

    My Pipe Was Always Black Inside. How Do I Know When Cake Is Formed?

    It’s like porn. It’s tough to define, but you’ll know it when you see it.
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