alfredo_buscatti
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In his book "In Search of Pipe Dream's" he advocates particularly large drilling. Can anyone tell me what it was?
Not everybody would probably enjoy driving a sports car that slammed their heads back against the head cushion if they punched the gas pedal, or put them through the windshield if they hit the brakes too hard, either.I dislike a pipe with a "wide open" draw. I find they are too fussy in packing. My Castellos are both very open (never measured them) and take a tight pack. When packed properly, they smoke well. But, I prefer my the way my Upshalls are drilled, just under 5/32"
Yak said:George just made some modifications to an Ashton of mine, he turned into a champ from an average pipe.FWIW, the six that George Dibos has re-stemmed/airway adjusted have left a permanent impression on the concept of "a good-smoking pipe" on this end. Not that the others are bad. Just that great ones are great.
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