Stainless Steel Bowl?

[weezell]

MMMMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...NO!...

 

[mso489]

There's a reason we haven't seen a lot of stainless steel bowl lined pipes for smoking tobacco. It took a couple hundred years for the French to commercialize briar, and for the English, Irish, Danish, and U.S. to follow suite.

 

[romaso]

The old 'The Pipe' from to 60's or 70's had aluminum bowls with a coating (If I remember correctly)). I've got one I use as a taster, as it doesn't hold flavors. They didn't catch on and I doubt these will either, but ya gotta love the spirit that keeps trying.

 

[Searock Fan]

The old 'The Pipe' from to 60's or 70's had aluminum bowls with a coating (If I remember correctly)). I've got one I use as a taster, as it doesn't hold flavors. They didn't catch on and I doubt these will either, but ya gotta love the spirit that keeps trying.

I may be wrong but I seem to remember "The Pipe" was made of some kind of space age ceramic. I tried one and got rid of it. Went back to my Castellos.

 

[romaso]

I may be wrong but I seem to remember "The Pipe" was made of some kind of space age ceramic. I tried one and got rid of it. Went back to my Castellos.

Ya made me look it up: graphite
"In 1963, Super-Temp Corporation began making plastic pipes with pyrolytic graphite bowl liners."
Super-Temp - Pipedia

Castellos beat that anyday!

 

[btp79]

One guess as to what some people would smoke in this pipe .

My thoughts exactly, does it come with a screen?

 

[leonardbill1]

Nope, pass.