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HeavyLeadBelly

Part of the Furniture Now
Dec 9, 2023
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Milwaukee, Wisconsin
C&D Pegasus in a new to me Savinelli Milano Deluxe, not a bad inaugural smoke if I do say so. Stem keeps coming loose but I imagine there's a way to fix that.
Full disclaimer am a bit tipsy and winding down the night, but I thought I read somewhere that graphite could help with a loose stem…but as the disclaimer said, I’m a bit tipsey so double check what what I said :D
 

Pappy Coon

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Feb 13, 2024
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Panhandle of Nebraska
Full disclaimer am a bit tipsy and winding down the night, but I thought I read somewhere that graphite could help with a loose stem…but as the disclaimer said, I’m a bit tipsey so double check what what I said :D
Some people use bees wax. I've used a light coat of Sally Hansen Hard as Nails sanded to fit with 1500 grit pads on several estate pipes and it worked great.
 

abecox

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Sep 8, 2010
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Cleveland, OH
Full disclaimer am a bit tipsy and winding down the night, but I thought I read somewhere that graphite could help with a loose stem…but as the disclaimer said, I’m a bit tipsey so double check what what I said :D
As I've been smoking it the stem seems to have gotten a better grip so who knows maybe it just needed some love. I was gonna try some beeswax if I can get some at the farmers market this weekend cause I've heard that works.
 

HeavyLeadBelly

Part of the Furniture Now
Dec 9, 2023
934
10,193
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
As I've been smoking it the stem seems to have gotten a better grip so who knows maybe it just needed some love. I was gonna try some beeswax if I can get some at the farmers market this weekend cause I've heard that works.
Yeah, after reading what others said, and what can recall, beeswax is a good place to start. Good luck!
 
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