Threaded Mouthpiece/Stinger

[tinkering]

I am an abstainer; I hope I don't fall off the wagon while working on this old pipe. I am here to try to find out about the threaded mouthpiece (missing) on this pipe. Not common to be threaded it seems.
I will start a thread on it (no pun intended but I will leave it in). What is the correct forum to do this in? I saw a couple that could be the one; where does the most technical building and repair take place?

 

[Blackhorse]

Moved to most appropriate section…as requested.

PS: welcome.

 

[tinkering]

Moved to most appropriate section…as requested.

PS: welcome.

Thanks.
I will try to get a picture of the mouthpiece to attach.

 

[Blackhorse]

Even a verbal description, especially any stamps or markings would be better than simply “this pipe”. I’ve had a few low cost pipes that had a metal stinger and the mouthpiece screwed into the stem, or whatever.

Note: you might try doing a search here, based on appropriate key words…

https://www.brothersofbriar.com/threads/pipes-with-tenons-or-stingers.14764/

 

[tinkering]

Even a verbal description, especially any stamps or markings would be better than simply “this pipe”. I’ve had a few low cost pipes that had a metal stinger and the mouthpiece screwed into the stem, or whatever.

Note: you might try doing a search here, based on appropriate key words…

https://www.brothersofbriar.com/threads/pipes-with-tenons-or-stingers.14764/

That's excellent. Thanks.
I will send a picture. I will try tonight to get some.
Apologies for the tardiness.

 

[Timbo]

Welcome and I'm sure somewhere in our collection of braincells we might have an answer given some more info.

 

[Gaius Marius]

Welcome from the Oregon desert.
I look forward to seeing you around!

 

[tinkering]

Moved to most appropriate section…as requested.

PS: welcome.

Where did you move it to? Oh, I get it now. You moved the whole thread to the Pipe Techniques Forum. Thanks

 

[tinkering]

Where did you move it to? Oh, I get it now. You moved the whole thread to the Pipe Techniques Forum. ThanksView attachment 21809View attachment 21810

The second pic shows the bit of wood rim that is missing behind the threads. that is

 

[tinkering]

Even a verbal description, especially any stamps or markings would be better than simply “this pipe”. I’ve had a few low cost pipes that had a metal stinger and the mouthpiece screwed into the stem, or whatever.

Note: you might try doing a search here, based on appropriate key words…

https://www.brothersofbriar.com/threads/pipes-with-tenons-or-stingers.14764/

Is there a way to change the title of my thread from 'Greetings From Alberta' to 'Threaded Mouthpiece/Stinger or something like that?
Thanks

 

[Aussiemike]

Welcome tinkering great to have you with us. I enjoy working on old pipes also.
This is my goto I love seeing all the amazing transformations.

https://rebornpipes.com/

 

[tinkering]

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Maybe I shouldn't have said I am an abstainer I am an abstainer; I hope I don't fall off the wagon while working on this old pipe.

I would like to find out about the threaded mouthpiece (missing) on this pipe. Where can a guy get a mouthpiece that would thread on to the stem in the pictures?

 

[Aussiemike]

What pipe is it does it have any markings?

 

[Blackhorse]

Is there a way to change the title of my thread from 'Greetings From Alberta' to 'Threaded Mouthpiece/Stinger or something like that?
Thanks

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