Transportation of Pipe and Toby
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quest complete, purchased http://www.altex.com/Platt-Blow-Molded-Tool-Case-105-x-7-x-3-207-P143635.aspx for $14 bucks at my job
I have looked inside and I could fit roughly 2-4 pipes plus enough tobacco for a whole day of smoking, along with pipe cleaners, matches and a tool
I have looked inside and I could fit roughly 2-4 pipes plus enough tobacco for a whole day of smoking, along with pipe cleaners, matches and a tool
^^Thats nice and the price is great... but don't you think its a bit overkill for everyday use? ... Im just saying because that might get a bit cumbersome after a while.
Now for traveling... that would be perfect.
Now for traveling... that would be perfect.
I am going to plot out and form 2 spots for two standard size pipes,
modeling from the two briars that i have now...
I will also dig out a long strip for pipe cleaners and/or my mini churchwarden
there will also be enough room and this is call enough to stack 2-3 larger altoid tins ontop of each other with
different blends, leaving a small spot for matches or other small things
modeling from the two briars that i have now...
I will also dig out a long strip for pipe cleaners and/or my mini churchwarden
there will also be enough room and this is call enough to stack 2-3 larger altoid tins ontop of each other with
different blends, leaving a small spot for matches or other small things
That's a nice looking solution!
If you ever want something smaller (that will easily fit in a jacket pocket, for instance) there are many, many leather pipe bags available. I've got a half-dozen such carrying cases/bags, each of which holds 1-2 pipes and a day's supply of tobacco, plus matches, cleaners, tools, etc. My favorite, though, is an old wooden cigar box I picked up at one of our local stogies shops. It's about the size of a thick paperback book, has a hinged lid that locks with a clasp, and will hold 1-2 pipes plus tobacco and accessories. I like it because it looks cool and is sturdy.
If you ever want something smaller (that will easily fit in a jacket pocket, for instance) there are many, many leather pipe bags available. I've got a half-dozen such carrying cases/bags, each of which holds 1-2 pipes and a day's supply of tobacco, plus matches, cleaners, tools, etc. My favorite, though, is an old wooden cigar box I picked up at one of our local stogies shops. It's about the size of a thick paperback book, has a hinged lid that locks with a clasp, and will hold 1-2 pipes plus tobacco and accessories. I like it because it looks cool and is sturdy.
+1 Bigvan
I have a basic leather zippered pouch, Hold 3 pipes, has a tobacco pouch that will hold al least 2oz's and a outside zipped compartment for accessories.
I think If I owned some very expensive high grades, this will be the way to go, but for my under $100 pipes, my leather pouch will do
Great solution Jsiddle!!
I have a basic leather zippered pouch, Hold 3 pipes, has a tobacco pouch that will hold al least 2oz's and a outside zipped compartment for accessories.
I think If I owned some very expensive high grades, this will be the way to go, but for my under $100 pipes, my leather pouch will do
Great solution Jsiddle!!
Very understandable, I just found it funny/ironic/weird how the thread developed. I like being able to sit, relax and "manage" my smoke (tamping, relights, etc.), which would be hard to do outside in a work smoking area. The only thing that sounds appealing is the socializing.
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