Smoking some GLP Union Square in a Briarworks cutty.
***What Are You Smoking? March 2020***
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Yes I have several, stainless and carbon. The stainless is easier the upkeep but harder to keep an edge. The carbon can take a wicked sharp edge and holds up . I love it for it's ability to slice the thinnest flakes from a plug. ✌
Hit the nail on the head! And the knives are unbelievably inexpensive... ?
Almost finished smoking Ken Byron Ventures Experimental Void Ration Plug in a 1970s smooth medium bend Stanwell Rego 969-48 Design Choice 837 sitter with a vulcanite stem and ferrule in the military mount style.
Ashton’s Rainy Day in a Falcon with Meerschaum Bowl
Now smoking Ken Byron Ventures Verge Engine Retrodrive in a medium bend 1983 Ascorti New Dear KS with a black acrylic stem.
Sir,
Is that an "experiment" plug as I could not find it in any reviews.
In advance.
Thank you
Decided to switch it up tonight. Synjeco Clegir Rope in a MM Little Devil Cutty on my cold ass porch. This Clegir is damn fine stuff.
Hell yeah it is. Talk about a deep, full-flavored VA!
Smoking 4th Generation 1931 Flake in my new Peterson Newgrange Spigot 107
Absolutely. Super rich, earthy. One of the boldest VAs I’ve ever had. Excellent.
Listing this a few minutes early so I can concentrate on work for a while: Watch City Deluxe Crumb Cut in a 2016 Peretti's M.T. Natural made in Holland straight smooth brown Algerian briar billiard with a black acrylic tapered stem. More coffee, too.
Yes, it's an experiment. I'm not sure what the outcome will be, though.
Thank you hope it works out... for all.
Klondike Gold in a Savory's Ludlow Dublin.
Coniston Cut Plug in a new-to-me Hilson Vintage Acorn estate.
BasMatica in a Kaywoodie shell craft paneled billiard.
I like Klondike gold, it's sad when an enjoyed blend goes the way of the Dodo bird but encouraging to read people are striving to create new loved blends.
Listing this early: Wilke No. 44 in a 1970s slight bend black sandblasted English Rustic 120S Billiard (Comoy’s second) with a black vulcanite saddle stem.
For Ken, actually. I'm just being a taste tester and giving feedback. A couple of others guy do that for him as well.
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