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johnnyflake

Starting to Get Obsessed
Jul 29, 2023
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Henderson, Nevada
I also love all Cobs and the Country Gent & Diplomats are pretty much my favorites as well!

Just a heads up! I don't recall the names but a few of the MM Cobs have very thick bowls but small chambers. They smoke beautifully but are short smokes. To remedy that I took a pipe bowl scrapper and slowly scrapped out about an eighth of an inch in the diameter of the chamber, maybe a tad more. That alone almost doubled the smoking time of the original pipe.
 

minerLuke

Starting to Get Obsessed
Jan 2, 2023
296
589
Vancouver BC
I also love all Cobs and the Country Gent & Diplomats are pretty much my favorites as well!

Just a heads up! I don't recall the names but a few of the MM Cobs have very thick bowls but small chambers. They smoke beautifully but are short smokes. To remedy that I took a pipe bowl scrapper and slowly scrapped out about an eighth of an inch in the diameter of the chamber, maybe a tad more. That alone almost doubled the smoking time of the original pipe.

I used a drill press and a 3/4" or 7/8" forstner bit to open up the bowl on a couple of cobs. A steady hand a drill would work as well.

I love my MM cobs, my favorite is the dagner poker, I have 3 or 4 of those. I also like the country gentlemen and have a couple of those in the rotation.
 

johnnyflake

Starting to Get Obsessed
Jul 29, 2023
190
369
83
Henderson, Nevada
Yes! a drill press sounds like a great idea. I wish I had one! Back in the day I tried a handheld power drill and a vice, it did not work out for me. After a few days of effort, all I ended up with was four destroyed Cobs. I ended up crushing two of them with the vice and tearing up two of them with the drill. If I recall, one pipe was a Legend, and the others were cheapies with small bowls.
 

UB 40

Lifer
Jul 7, 2022
1,349
9,800
62
Cologne/ Germany
nahbesprechung.net
These little legend pipes anyone else’s favorite?
I have only tried cobs, have not venture into briers and only been pipe smoking for about 6 months so forgive me but I have bought a few of the fancy cobs along the way (shire Cobbit, charels towns, country gentlemen) but keep coming back to my cheap legend. It smokes well and holds the perfect amount of leaf for me. And if my hands are dirty I’m not fussed about it.
Just wanted to share my appreciation and see if I’m alone 😃
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You’re not alone, I appreciate my two every day, great smokers. But ahh, the stems…
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Grimlineman

Might Stick Around
Nov 14, 2023
71
147
Georgia
My favorites are my Diplomat, Country Gentleman, and Rob Roy Legend. If I'm looking for a longer smoke, then I'll grab my General.
I see a lot of folks mentioning the Diplomat. It looks a lot like the legend from the photo”s I’m guessing it’s just a little larger like the country gentleman?
 

SmokingInTheWind

Starting to Get Obsessed
Mar 24, 2024
295
1,783
New Mexico
I see a lot of folks mentioning the Diplomat. It looks a lot like the legend from the photo”s I’m guessing it’s just a little larger like the country gentleman?
Yep, same bowl diameter but 1/4 inch deeper. Same chamber dimensions as the Country Gentlemen.
Basically, the same as the Legend except for chamber depth and finish color. I have one and really like it when I want a bit longer smoke.
 
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SmokingInTheWind

Starting to Get Obsessed
Mar 24, 2024
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1,783
New Mexico
Yep, same bowl diameter but 1/4 inch deeper. Same chamber dimensions as the Country Gentlemen.
Basically, the same as the Legend except for chamber depth and finish color. I have one and really like it when I want a bit longer smoke.

I forgot to mention that the Diplomat has a hardwood insert in the bottom of the bowl to help prevent burn through. It also has an upgraded Danish style stem. The bowl is double coated with plaster before the finish is applied. I think it is a really nice pipe for the money.
 
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