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<blockquote data-quote="Singed" data-source="post: 604575" data-attributes="member: 6261"><p>There is an art to hanging a pipe from the bit, I cannot claim to have mastered it. By hooking the button behind your upper teeth and relaxing your bite you can in essence lock the pipe in place with its own weight, without keeping a grip on it between your teeth. As I said, I have not mastered this, my jaw trembles and so my pipe shivers. I keep trying nonetheless.</p><p></p><p>I just spent two hours watching a movie with my Savinelli 616 and practicing just that technique. I am certain others can explain it better. I am a notorious clencher and clenching works poorly for 3/4 and full bent pipes. Especially if they have any weight to speak of. My compromise has always been to smoke the pipe "in hand".</p><p></p><p>BTW you have a handsome pipe there and I love that it's a sitter.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Singed, post: 604575, member: 6261"] There is an art to hanging a pipe from the bit, I cannot claim to have mastered it. By hooking the button behind your upper teeth and relaxing your bite you can in essence lock the pipe in place with its own weight, without keeping a grip on it between your teeth. As I said, I have not mastered this, my jaw trembles and so my pipe shivers. I keep trying nonetheless. I just spent two hours watching a movie with my Savinelli 616 and practicing just that technique. I am certain others can explain it better. I am a notorious clencher and clenching works poorly for 3/4 and full bent pipes. Especially if they have any weight to speak of. My compromise has always been to smoke the pipe "in hand". BTW you have a handsome pipe there and I love that it's a sitter. [/QUOTE]
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