Well, gotta make sure my wife didn't know it lolwell you're in a good place to possibly find more. Being here and all.
Well, gotta make sure my wife didn't know it lolwell you're in a good place to possibly find more. Being here and all.
Looks like we are in the same car man ?This thread is slowly converting me to danish pipes.
I won't tell her.Well, gotta make sure my wife didn't know it lol
Yeah pipes over $1000 simply not fit on me, too pricy. Still can't imagine, is it could make smoke taste like dream?
Seems you have tons of pipe collection there..beautiful stuff!
I believe that above a certain price level no significant improvement in the smoking properties no longer occurs.The rest is prestige, the more famous the pipe maker becomes, the more he can charge for his pipes. For example, I have a pipe by Tom Eltang that he designed when he was still employed by Stanwell. It cost $54 used.
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At smoking pipes I have seen his model ('the egg') for $1,200.00
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Oh, I'm far from it, but when I saw your pictures, I remembered that I also have an old Georg Jensen pipe. I bought it in a small tobacco store in Ffm. around 1976 (Pictures below). It wasn't expensive, doesn't look super great, has fillings , but it is handmade, passes a pipe cleaner easily, is very light and any tobacco tastes good in it. I noticed that I always automatically reached for this pipe when I didn't know which one to smoke next, even though I've had a few higher quality pipes.Seems you have tons of pipe collection there..beautiful stuff!
Agree, my Georg Jensen is my regular pipe, its smoke really great. It wasn't expensive too but really a warhorse..beside I really love canadian shape family.Oh, I'm far from it, but when I saw your pictures, I remembered that I also have an old Georg Jensen pipe. I bought it in a small tobacco store in Ffm. around 1976 (Pictures below). It wasn't expensive, doesn't look super great, has fillings , but it is handmade, passes a pipe cleaner easily, is very light and any tobacco tastes good in it. I noticed that I always automatically reached for this pipe when I didn't know which one to smoke next, even though I've had a few higher quality pipes.
I think I've blathered on enough now though.
Have fun with your pipes!
2 quick shots with poor lighting.....
The nomenclature reads:
Georg Jensen Pipes
Junior
Handmade in Demark
HULBY 6
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Really? Nothing special about the smoking properties?I've had a few. Other than looks, they really don't smoke any better than a cob.
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Any well drilled pipe with a clear unobstructed airway will smoke like any other. They're little more than pretty drinking straws. Any difference in smoking quality is the technique of the smoker and not the pipe.Really? Nothing special about the smoking properties?
Yeah the smoker technique put bigger portion on the smoking quality. Sometime how smoker do an adaptation with their non good quality pipe (let say off centered draft hole) still could resulting a nice smoking experience..more and less it's all just like pretty drinking straw, but some specific aspect like chamber size, draft hole size, depth of bowl, straight or bent must play the role.Any well drilled pipe with a clear unobstructed airway will smoke like any other. They're little more than pretty drinking straws. Any difference in smoking quality is the technique of the smoker and not the pipe.
That only affects the length of the smoke.but some specific aspect like chamber size, draft hole size, depth of bowl, straight or bent must play the role.
That's all about packing. I can sit a lit pipe down to make coffee, check the mail, etc. and still come back to a lit pipe.I read about Sixten Ivarsson pipe left around 10 minute and still lit.
By my experience its easier to maintain lit in medium size chamber or bigger than the small one. I was guessing it's because the more bigger the chamber the more better oxygen fill/flow to reach the ember.That only affects the length of the smoke.
That's all about packing. I can sit a lit pipe down to make coffee, check the mail, etc. and still come back to a lit pipe.
You adjust the packing to compensate for that.?By my experience its easier to maintain lit in medium size chamber or bigger than the small one. I was guessing it's because the more bigger the chamber the more better oxygen fill/flow to reach the ember.