Pipe Tool
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I'm using one this morning. They are still being made in England and sold throughout the world.
Be careful using the "scraper", use it lightly as it's also a light reamer and that is something you don't want to do very often.
You accidentally put this in the For Sale section....
Be careful using the "scraper", use it lightly as it's also a light reamer and that is something you don't want to do very often.
You accidentally put this in the For Sale section....
Thanks for your reply this looks vintage I will post a photo when I figure out how to do it
Does it look like this? This one is less than a year old.
They come in several different colors and materials.
They come in several different colors and materials.
I’d love to see it as well. And I hate those little serrated pipe-knifes, though I’ve used ‘em very gently removing cake inside the chamber mechanically.
ETA: I need to get one just like @sandollars has in his pic.
ETA: I need to get one just like @sandollars has in his pic.
That's a beautiful pipe tool. One attribute of the old minimal-cost pipe nail is that the scoop won't do any damage, and it combines the tamper and scoop in one simple design. Also, as one of those ironies of life, you just about can't lose a pipe nail, whereas an expensive pipe tool could be off to see the world.
Looks nice but I wish they had wood or full metal scales.
although for $65 you could probably buy 3 Sheffield’s.
Like my A.G. Russell pipe too. Cut's plug and in this instance Curley Block good. Yes I also have less expensive pipe tools but sometimes a guy owes it to him self ?
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I have one,and while these are good quality but at the same time they seem to be a bit overpriced especially those with bone/wooden inlays,plus these are quite heavy weight,plain metal ones are better value 
Just bought this unused Erinmore branded Rogers Sheffield pipe knife for $15 shipped off eBay. Sellers pics, should arrive Christmas Eve!
Then there's the triangular "Engraver's Scraper" knives that are very much like the no-longer available Decatur Pipe Knife.
Heck, I was thinking of getting one of these to deal with plugs:
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