I am surprised we have gone 21 posts and no one has made the obvious joke about Peterson rejects yet. This shows real growth gentlemen. I'm proud of you all.
for a brand new pipe?!?!?This does not look overfilled to my eye. If you are even moderately careful with the light, it would never be an issue. (matches my preferred method)
Why would smoking a brand new pipe be any different from smoking any other pipe?for a brand new pipe?!?!?
for a brand new pipe?!?!?
I'm in that camp, but your results might differ. I'm also an advocate of breaking in new auto motors hard.Why would smoking a brand new pipe be any different from smoking any other pipe?
Why would smoking a brand new pipe be any different from smoking any other pipe?
LOL, if you are smoking a pipe then it isn't brand new.
because the bowl coat and steam will go right up onto the rim rather than the upper portion of the chamber wall.Why would smoking a brand new pipe be any different from smoking any other pipe?
but it's not from the lighter.. it's from the ember in the chamber.I always pack to the top, and I have never had a problem with my rims. This might help...
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I have never experienced this. My pipes are kept pristine.but it's not from the lighter.. it's from the ember in the chamber.
I'm definitely no expert, and judging by some of your posts you are more experienced then me. That being said, I always thought it was recommended to smoke half bowls in a new pipe to encourage an evenly formed cake, not to prevent rim charring.for a brand new pipe?!?!?