Prior to giving up cobs, I found their stems more comfortable and less maintenance than even vulcanite.
Bottom Of Chamber In Cobs
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polyurethane contains Hydrogen Cyanide. This is a very dangerous compound. I am not an expert, so i can't explain exactly how it works (although i am just beginning to study chemistry and may try to make a job out of it) but the polyurethane molecule "contains" HCN (hydrogen cyanide).
I just stop when I taste the shank start to burn. When it finally burns the shank completely I raise the bottom with pipe mud to match up with the bottom of the drought hole.
It doesn’t actually contain any HCN, but it can react to produce HCN when combusted. But yeah, I wouldn’t put it in a pipe either.
As you smoke it the wood will burn away a little at a time. After a few smokes the wood will have burned down and may look more even. It usually takes me 4-5 smokes in a cob before I consider it “broken in”.
The one on the top is a new MM Stubby and the other a well used Carolina Gent.
Okay, I really need to wet down my humor. I didn't know all that, and I thank you for bringing it to the conversation, but I've never used self leveling poly in a pipe. I thought that was an obvious over-the-top joke. Reading it now, a month later, it sounds like I was actually that stupid. And I am, but not in that specific manner.
I did once tell an airport security agent that my friend, who was at that moment headed for the metal detector, was carrying a gun. Yes I'm that stupid. Yes I got in trouble, if a stiff reprimand counts as being in trouble. In my defense, 9/11 was still decades away, so I thought the agent was way too sensitive.
Yep. Their site once has a disclaimer that their products were not intended for marijuana use then they market weed pipes and remove the disclaimer.
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