New OLD pipe***needing refurbishing???
Posted: Fri Nov 12, 2004 8:31 am
Hi!
I just had my first smoke in my first pipe - a 1967 Brigham Canadian (estate, obviously).
It has the absolute best draw you could imagine, only mild whistling (when there was only ash left in the pipe) and fairly comfortable to clench.
However, there were a couple of things - it seemed as though the finish on the left hand side of the bowl (looking at it with stem in mouth) was boiling. I use a Zippo to light tobacco (it's easier to get lighter fluid up here than decent matches!), but I think there's something wrong with the pipe itself.
Lastly, the smoke was rediculously hot - is there a decent way to cool it down, or is there a cool-burning 'baccy that will help things along?
I also determined that the tobacco I've been smoking is no where near bold enough in flavour. *Sigh*
So, thoughts anyone?
I just had my first smoke in my first pipe - a 1967 Brigham Canadian (estate, obviously).
It has the absolute best draw you could imagine, only mild whistling (when there was only ash left in the pipe) and fairly comfortable to clench.
However, there were a couple of things - it seemed as though the finish on the left hand side of the bowl (looking at it with stem in mouth) was boiling. I use a Zippo to light tobacco (it's easier to get lighter fluid up here than decent matches!), but I think there's something wrong with the pipe itself.
Lastly, the smoke was rediculously hot - is there a decent way to cool it down, or is there a cool-burning 'baccy that will help things along?
I also determined that the tobacco I've been smoking is no where near bold enough in flavour. *Sigh*
So, thoughts anyone?