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Yes I do. I am a member of Midwest To Collectors. I've been a woodworker since I was a kid. I enjoy hand tools and have antique and modern. My last project was restoration of a 1910 Miller Falls miter box and saw. It was a box of rusty parts when I got it.

Mb HH Pure Virginia in my Dunhill Bruyere Apple 4A m ade in 1959 w/ vulcanite stem. Sitting by the fire with an after dinner bourbon.

Singed, just be happy you're not a New Yorker (sorry NY BOBs) with an attitude on everything. I know you got hit by this storm. That too, is like a full Moon. I Said to hell with it and built a fire, in my pipe and place.

I would but I have 3 -14oz vacuum tins of ERR, one opened, the other 2 sealed which I laid down in 2014. And on top of that I have 8 ozs of the 60s vintage.

Smoking C&D Haunted Bookshop that I laid down in a mason jar long ago - maybe 05. Got it in my Barling 5635 full bent blast EXEL that I bought in the early 70s. It gas a replacement vulc bit that I did the work on.

I use my lathe with two cotton 10 inch wheels 1/2 of each wheel dedicated to pumice, red stick, white stick, and finally carnauba in hard stick. I can adjust speed, highest 1750 RPM. At that speed pumice will get most oxidation. Now I soaked my stems in Oxiclean powder and warm water. Then, if...

Didn't get a chance to smoke a pipe today. Finished a week long project of cleaning oxidized vulcanite stems in my collection. Of course doesn't include Meerschaums and acrylic bited pipes. This was a love/hate relationship with vulcanite, but got it done.

A Savnelli de luxe Milano #804 Extra sandblast with vulcanite stem. Longest Canadian I own at 9 inches w/ stem. Smoking IRC Virgina Flake vintage 2010. In the mancave waiting for the storm.

Maybe 3 inches here. We've had no winter, but can handle it. Hope it misses you. You get to Fargo we will share a pipe. Good night brother.

Epiphany before bed. Watching Lonsome Dove with Robert Duval. A great Western series. Sun has sat Storm brewing

A few years ago I found a tin of Edgeworth RR from 1960. Same experience. Great Burley smoke.

Cornell & Diehl"s Epiphany - all day smoke. Albert Einstein's tobacco blend. It won't make you smarter, but it's good and easy going.

Epiphany in my Luciano 2010 with Bambo shank and acrylic bit. Watching a Western movie and the Sun set after dinner.

Greetings Sid, I was in Athens in December. I enjoyed my time there.

Smoking Epiphany 05 vintage in my 1928 Dunhill 128 LP. Watching golf in my mancave.

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Ok Singed, here you go. It's really a jewel when I have friends over for cigar night. It's missing two of its green glass ash tray inserts. It's has a nice verdigri.

I have oil cured several of my Benchmade pipes and they are beautiful smokers. I use almond oil and my microwave to cook the briar. It works!