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Lifer
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Conical bowls burn easier to the bottom without stirring because you don’t have a wide heel.
 

whsergent

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Conical chambers imo seem to burn hotter/better and if they get too hot you might sacrifice some taste.
 
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How do you refer to a stem which isn’t simply tapered but squared off towards the bow (apologies for using likely incorrect terminology)l?
 

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