How do these compare to balsa filters in terms of nic reduction?
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What a great looking pipe!simplepipes wrote: ↑Mon Nov 18, 2019 8:28 pm
Another Bing Billiard . . .
A gentleman in Arkansas finishes these from pre-turned bowls.
Scheduled to arrive on Thursday.
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Classic...and classy.simplepipes wrote: ↑Mon Nov 18, 2019 8:28 pm
Another Bing Billiard . . .
A gentleman in Arkansas finishes these from pre-turned bowls.
Scheduled to arrive on Thursday.
-sp
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I personally find the paper ones to be superior to balsa. Balsa seems to act more as a passive sponge to soak up moisture that drops out of the smoke, whereas the paper ones have a little matrix of "hangies" inside them that pulls the funk out. Judging by general grossness after a single smoke, paper ones win.
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Galavanting out in the county, obligatory stop at Timmmmmmie's, obligatory bowl, this time everything is coming up Sutliff peaches, in the Sav bulldog...
I've tried three fruits, cherry, orange, peach, don't like 'em. The peach is probably the least offensive, but I predict a ghost. Once you get past the flavor, the underlying leaf, I'm guessing cavendish, isn't too bad. I'll jar it up and wait at least until next season's harvest. Cheers...
I've tried three fruits, cherry, orange, peach, don't like 'em. The peach is probably the least offensive, but I predict a ghost. Once you get past the flavor, the underlying leaf, I'm guessing cavendish, isn't too bad. I'll jar it up and wait at least until next season's harvest. Cheers...
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uh, oh...wrong thread again...avid wrote: ↑Tue Nov 19, 2019 11:49 am Galavanting out in the county, obligatory stop at Timmmmmmie's, obligatory bowl, this time everything is coming up Sutliff peaches, in the Sav bulldog...
I've tried three fruits, cherry, orange, peach, don't like 'em. The peach is probably the least offensive, but I predict a ghost. Once you get past the flavor, the underlying leaf, I'm guessing cavendish, isn't too bad. I'll jar it up and wait at least until next season's harvest. Cheers...
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My new pipe arrived today . . . I am extremely pleased and anxious to start the break-in process.simplepipes wrote: ↑Mon Nov 18, 2019 8:28 pm
Another Bing Billiard . . .
A gentleman in Arkansas finishes these from pre-turned bowls.
Scheduled to arrive on Thursday.
-sp
This pipe was very reasonably priced and far exceeds the quality of others I paid significantly more for.
-sp
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Very nice.simplepipes wrote: ↑Wed Nov 20, 2019 6:49 pmMy new pipe arrived today . . . I am extremely pleased and anxious to start the break-in process.simplepipes wrote: ↑Mon Nov 18, 2019 8:28 pm
Another Bing Billiard . . .
A gentleman in Arkansas finishes these from pre-turned bowls.
Scheduled to arrive on Thursday.
-sp
This pipe was very reasonably priced and far exceeds the quality of others I paid significantly more for.
-sp
Would love to know who this fellow Arkansawyer is. Might order a pipe from him.
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PM with contact info sent.Bro Uhaha wrote: ↑Wed Nov 20, 2019 6:50 pmVery nice.simplepipes wrote: ↑Wed Nov 20, 2019 6:49 pmMy new pipe arrived today . . . I am extremely pleased and anxious to start the break-in process.simplepipes wrote: ↑Mon Nov 18, 2019 8:28 pm
Another Bing Billiard . . .
A gentleman in Arkansas finishes these from pre-turned bowls.
Scheduled to arrive on Thursday.
-sp
This pipe was very reasonably priced and far exceeds the quality of others I paid significantly more for.
-sp
Would love to know who this fellow Arkansawyer is. Might order a pipe from him.
-sp
My vote has not been bought . . . I paid for my Undergraduate and Graduate Degrees . . .
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