What Are You Smoking March 2019

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My March Meer smoking came to a halt. We drove back across the mountain yesterday to TN and I left my meers in NC. Oh well, I’ve got a modded MM cob here somewhere. In the meantime it’s RLP-6 in a Sav POY Canadian.

@tsal, enjoy it brother. Those are GOOD times.
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Fvf in a MM Gent with black coffee. Sitting at the workbench cleaning pipes.
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houtenziel wrote: Sat Mar 16, 2019 10:59 am
Johnny wrote: Sat Mar 16, 2019 10:46 am
Peacock wrote: Sat Mar 16, 2019 10:21 am
Curious to see what this pipe looks like after this month! It really is a cool shape
It's only on the sixth bowl. Been smoking the horn more. I probably need to wax them. I have the wax, just need to track down some corks
Being that they are brand new, you probably don't need to re-wax for a while. You really only need to re-wax when it looks like the surface is starting dull. If you smoke or handle your pipe a lot, then maybe every 3-4 months at the most.
Thanks Hout! I didn't know that. I thought you just waxed to bring out the color
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Lunch is done and trying some Three Sails in the IMP panel

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Appalachian Blend in the Pete Meer while getting my Peterson St Patrick's Day 2006 pipe ready for tomorrow. I bought the pipe off of ebay and the previous owner REALLY abused it. The bowl was almost completely closed with cake, it's taking nearly half a bottle of Murphy's to get the carbon build up off of the rim, there's damage to the rim from being knocked on a hard surface and worst of all... he apparently didn't like the P lip so he cut the stem off with what looks to have been a hacksaw! :roll:
I'm filing the end down a little and forming some kind of a lip on the end but I'm eventually going to send the bowl to Peterson to replace the stem.
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I'll post pics of the pipe tomorrow after I'm done cleaning him up. :D
... and you can put that in your pipe and smoke it!!!
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MB Golden Extra from Mr. Hout in the Thermofilter. It's my "try" pipe as it smokes very well and has a small bowl which is just the right size to give a new tobacco a "try". After finishing the smoke I made myself a promise that the next bowl of it would be in a pot. Upon opening the bag my wife proclaimed it to have a Chocolate odor. While I didn't detect that myself I did detect the odor of what I think is a well aged Burley. I hereby proclaim it to be good!

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Johnny wrote: Sat Mar 16, 2019 11:45 am
houtenziel wrote: Sat Mar 16, 2019 10:59 am
Johnny wrote: Sat Mar 16, 2019 10:46 am

It's only on the sixth bowl. Been smoking the horn more. I probably need to wax them. I have the wax, just need to track down some corks
Being that they are brand new, you probably don't need to re-wax for a while. You really only need to re-wax when it looks like the surface is starting dull. If you smoke or handle your pipe a lot, then maybe every 3-4 months at the most.
Thanks Hout! I didn't know that. I thought you just waxed to bring out the color
That's why I do it and boy, does it give them a warmth that no amount of smoking can bring out!
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Kevin Keith wrote: Sat Mar 16, 2019 1:21 pm
Johnny wrote: Sat Mar 16, 2019 11:45 am
houtenziel wrote: Sat Mar 16, 2019 10:59 am

Being that they are brand new, you probably don't need to re-wax for a while. You really only need to re-wax when it looks like the surface is starting dull. If you smoke or handle your pipe a lot, then maybe every 3-4 months at the most.
Thanks Hout! I didn't know that. I thought you just waxed to bring out the color
That's why I do it and boy, does it give them a warmth that no amount of smoking can bring out!
This is also colloquially known as "cheating". :lol:
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Bamarick wrote: Sat Mar 16, 2019 1:21 pm MB Golden Extra from Mr. Hout in the Thermofilter. It's my "try" pipe as it smokes very well and has a small bowl which is just the right size to give a new tobacco a "try". After finishing the smoke I made myself a promise that the next bowl of it would be in a pot. Upon opening the bag my wife proclaimed it to have a Chocolate odor. While I didn't detect that myself I did detect the odor of what I think is a well aged Burley. I hereby proclaim it to be good!
You really can't go wrong with golden extra. It's one that I have a few ounces of and plan on getting more
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