Here’s a couple of 1930’s KB&B Chesterfields. Fist one is a Kaywoodie SuperGrain. Second hand me is a 1933-36 Yello Bole Chesterfield sandblast.
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But the only other ones I've got are Savinellis, 3 or 4 of them. The perform similarly, but the button is decidedly different. Flatter & wider IMO. Not necessarily better or worse.
But the only other ones I've got are Savinellis, 3 or 4 of them. The perform similarly, but the button is decidedly different. Flatter & wider IMO. Not necessarily better or worse.
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Post em!
That’s what this thread is for. Savinelli Dry System, Chesterfields, Well Pipes, Wellingtons, etc. All the system pipes that aren’t Peterson’s.
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Ah, got it! I thought it was for exact system clones from different companies rather than completely different systems. I think Sav's don't have the graduated bore and obviously the balsa filter. Are there other differences?
I've used mine only without filters, can't even recall if they accept or are designed for one.
As for the graduated bore, I don't know that either.
I only know the bit is somewhat different, neither necessarily better or worse, some will have their preferences. Overall they seem to perform similarly to my limited experience.
As for the graduated bore, I don't know that either.
I only know the bit is somewhat different, neither necessarily better or worse, some will have their preferences. Overall they seem to perform similarly to my limited experience.
I know next to nothing about Sav Dry Systems. But they are a system pipe, they have a well.