My next evolution in the hobby: Smoking cool.

[cigrmaster]

You think it would work with rubbed out flake? When I pack rubbed out flake I pay special attention to filling in the sides as I go layer to layer, that gives me a much more even burn. I honestly do not have issues with heat because of my packing method. My only issue with heat is when I smoke too quickly and nothing can help that except a really thick walled quality pipe. I have some pipes that no matter how quickly I smoke, they do not heat up.

 

[slownumbers39]

Great idea!! Going to give this a try.

 

[tjameson]

This is the only way I've been loading my pipe for the last month or two and it works perfectly. Really works best with fine ribbon cuts.

 

[baronsamedi]

wayneteipen I do that exact same thing all the time!

 

[numbersix]

The method is ingenious and does work. My only complaint with it is that if you use aromatics, the top of the pipes get gummed up pretty quickly.
@wayneteipen - sounds like a good method, will be giving that a try tonight.

 

[ckquatt]

totally trying this when I get home!!! Genius!!!!

 

[strave19]

I've never done this, I'll try it. I use the roll the tobacco into a ball and stuff it method, which I guess is a simplified Frank method which works pretty well for me. Better than the 3 phase packing method.
This guy's voice is so soothing I'm going to just listen to his other videos while I work...

 

[deleon]

Gonna give this a try tonight. A friend does this method with his pipe but I think he tries to pack way too much tobacco and he's always relighting his pipe.

 

[captainsousie]

I took me a few tries over the last couple of days but I finally got the hang of this type of packing. It looks pretty strange but the results tell the story. My smoke tonight was perfect. Only had to relight 4 times and one of those was when I got too busy talking to smoke. It smoked cool, it smoked dry. I'm amazed and this might be my new go-to packing method.
Thanks for the video,

Sou