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    Twist tobaccos make good chew too...

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    And we're off!!!

    Decided to pick up a few cobs to hold me over until I can start getting some "better" pipes.

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    A while back I bought this Mark Tinsky brandy from the American Estates section of SmokingPipes:

    Mark Tinsky Sandblasted Brandy (4) | Buy Mark Tinsky Tobacco Pipes at Smokingpipes

    I bought it because I liked its appearance, shape, proportions (and price). But It’s proved to be a sweet smoker, and well crafted. Notably, the draft is well centered in the mortise (sadly, not always the case), and the tenon-mortise fit is perfect — neither too tight nor too loose. And only a small gap between the end of the tenon and the bottom of the mortise.

    So when this Tinsky billiard popped up in American Estates for a very reasonable price, I grabbed it.

    American Estates Mark Tinsky Dress Coral Billiard (5) (2017) | Buy American Estates Tobacco Pipes at Smokingpipes

    And I now have it in hand. All of the nice things that I said about the craftsmanship of the brandy apply to this billiard, too. It’s been smoked, but not very darned much — the lower part of the chamber is still uncharred, and there’s no cake at all. As for the “small ding on the rim”, I can’t detect it by sight or touch. The light wood is spalted tamarind, I believe. The facets of the “Dress Coral” blast finish glint as I turn the pipe in the light — I’ve never seen that effect before. I haven’t smoked it yet, but I’m very happy to have it. I’m a Tinsky fan!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pipe Smoker View Post
    A while back I bought this Mark Tinsky brandy from the American Estates section of SmokingPipes:

    Mark Tinsky Sandblasted Brandy (4) | Buy Mark Tinsky Tobacco Pipes at Smokingpipes

    I bought it because I liked its appearance, shape, proportions (and price). But It’s proved to be a sweet smoker, and well crafted. Notably, the draft is well centered in the mortise (sadly, not always the case), and the tenon-mortise fit is perfect — neither too tight nor too loose. And only a small gap between the end of the tenon and the bottom of the mortise.

    So when this Tinsky billiard popped up in American Estates for a very reasonable price, I grabbed it.

    American Estates Mark Tinsky Dress Coral Billiard (5) (2017) | Buy American Estates Tobacco Pipes at Smokingpipes

    And I now have it in hand. All of the nice things that I said about the craftsmanship of the brandy apply to this billiard, too. It’s been smoked, but not very darned much — the lower part of the chamber is still uncharred, and there’s no cake at all. As for the “small ding on the rim”, I can’t detect it by sight or touch. The light wood is spalted tamarind, I believe. The facets of the “Dress Coral” blast finish glint as I turn the pipe in the light — I’ve never seen that effect before. I haven’t smoked it yet, but I’m very happy to have it. I’m a Tinsky fan!
    That Dress Coral Billiard is a very nice pipe! The brandy is nice also!

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    @Pipe Smoker , both are very nice pipes, but I REALLY like that 2nd one.
    Love the rustication paired with the smooth rim. I have a Nording that is finished like that, and it's the reason I liked it so much.

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    @Brimy , not a thing wrong with cobs.
    When I first started smoking a pipe, I actually preferred cobs. For someone new, I think they're easier to get the hang of. They smoke drier for sure.
    I smoke briars more often now, but still enjoy my cobs very much, and smoke them regularly.
    Check out my Youtube channel, Razorback Piper Guy if you like that sort of thing.
    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDM...i44pRZ4AP-_1OA

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    It has been my experience that folks who have no vices, have very few virtues. - Abraham Lincoln

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    @Cool Breeze
    Understood! I guess "better" was a bad word choice. From everything I've gathered from you guys each type of pipe material has it's own characteristics and effects on the smoking experience.
    The cobb being a more readily available material make it more affordable for a pipe smoker to build a "rotation". And yes, as pointed out to me by @Haebar , there are some very affordable briars out there, but a cobbs price point can't be beat!

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    Oh boy this could be a problem! I hit up online and my closest good smoke shop! Who knows may hate them all but its fun trying! Also if something jumps out to you as a don't buy again "because that's a noob move" let me know.

    BFM/KCCO

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    No more matches for a while!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brimy View Post
    No more matches for a while!
    You still have a land line???
    You oughta know not to stand by the window, somebody see you up there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bruck View Post
    You still have a land line???
    That's at work.

    But yes, its required by the wife's job.

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