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    Jumpin’ Railcars and Collectin' Cans JustTroItIn's Avatar  Cigar Bum Sponsor
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    A pipe Zippo has a different insert than a standard Zippo. It can be placed level over the bowl of the pipe which helps contain the flame in the bowl.


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    Quote Originally Posted by JustTroItIn View Post
    A pipe Zippo has a different insert than a standard Zippo. It can be placed level over the bowl of the pipe which helps contain the flame in the bowl.

    Thanks brother. That makes perfect sense. I'll be on the lookout for one.

    Reno

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    Quote Originally Posted by RenoH414 View Post
    Thanks brother. That makes perfect sense. I'll be on the lookout for one.

    Reno
    I have like 5 pipe Zippos, great great lighters. I also have 3 or 4 regular Zippos that I use with my pipes as well just fine. The secrete is to tilt your pipe about 45 degrees before lighting it when using a lighter that isn't intended to be used with pipes. This gives you enough room to get the flame in the bowl without burning the holy jeebus out of your finger, it also keeps the flame away from the rim. Just make sure to take the flame away from the pipe after each puff and you're in business.

    With that being said, whenever possible I use wooden matches. The lower heat from the wood matches helps keep the tobacco's integrity more because it doesn't scorch the tobacco. It also offers a much cooler smoke on the relight.

    The only time I have ever used a torch lighter was while on the Pacific coast. The wind is just too much. And I only use one with cobs...if that torch touches anything briar...bye bye finish and hello black rim char.
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