Shank ties! Get yer shank ties HERE!Citizen B wrote: ↑Wed Nov 24, 2021 5:17 pm I rely on a zip tie to repair a cracked shank. There is no residue to react to heat and you can tighten that thing up so that there isn't a leak. A zip tie preserves the pipe's integrity without altering its basic chemistry. The addition of a zip tie to a shank is like the addition of a wedding ring to your fiancee's finger. You don't want to glue any part of a woman shut. Why would you want to do that with a pipe? A zip tie is the least expensive, the least invasive, and it is the most easily correctable of all possible solutions. A zip tie on a pipe is aesthetically pleasing.
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I reached out to them on two occasions (via email) with no response.Bruyere_Royale wrote: ↑Wed Nov 24, 2021 1:11 pm I can't see a picture, but after @simplepipes recent experience with sending a pipe to Grabow I would pass.
I will continue to seek certain vintage Commodores / Westbrooks but have no use for anything new from Grabow.
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