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Wish it was for better reasons, but the pipes came quick and are in great shape. Thanks!

And again! Thanks, Erik!

In that case, I'd bring an empty Samsonite to fill.

Looking forward to seeing the bamboo stemmed one finished.

Howdy! My wife's folks live in Bath, just north of you.

Man. That sounds good.

I found this video educational as a noob, but who knows. Shape, finish, drilling, shank, stem, etc. <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/HKe0GXEiNjE" frameborder="0" loading="lazy" allowfullscreen ></iframe>

Same here. And shockingly fast shipping. :cheers:

Apologies.

As a Pittsburgh native I have to point out - it's spelled Heinz.

As a noob, I can't tell if it's a forum wide joke, or a hang up that gets discussed a lot. :lol: Not sure if that McConell's tracks with Red Cake, but it's worth a shot. Red Cake is certainly cased as well. I've wondered about the Wessex Red Flake, but that's not a bulk.

You can even get a P-Lip for your cob: http://www.walkerbriarworks.com/html/-forever-_stems.html

Light fruit casing. Tomato is a fruit, right?

Nice! How many hours on the cherrywood?

When I was starting with aros years ago, I used those keystones at the bottom of a briar, and they did help a good bit. Don't know about the pipes. Simple Man is selling one for a great price with keystones in his sale thread.

I asked something similar, there was good info: https://www.brothersofbriar.com/t29429-maybe-an-odd-silly-question-bowl-shapes-and-tobacco

Practically bomb proof.

I assumed you would have, I was just wondering. I'll need to try it again - but it was certainly different. I think the topping stands out a little extra, because it's a mild smoke with no star players in the blend, so my brain focused on the topping. I attribute that to lack of experience...

I'm good. :lol: I'm wondering if the 2045 made it into a scented baggie for shipping....... :dunno:

Starting to click with the BBF. The chocolate is still fighting back a bit yet.