Will a briar pipe get damaged if I smoke outside in 93 or 104 degree heat?
Beautiful! I've not seen that one yet. Maybe missed it in a group photo but this is the first by itself that I've noticed.Briar's melting point is 92°F, I wouldn't risk it.
I smoke in 110+ from time to time without issue. Anything less than 105 is gravy.Will a briar pipe get damaged if I smoke outside in 93 or 104 degree heat?
No. Tobacco burns at a much higher temperature than that.Wouldn’t the heat from the weather increase the temperature of the burning tobacco?
Wouldn’t the heat from the weather increase the temperature of the burning tobacco?