/Out/ings With a Pipe Thread #6

>>1031492
Old thread is here >>1011840

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>>1031492
Newport 100s

>>1031497
I bet they taste great without that shitty FSC paper and stuffed into a cob

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My three favourite pipes

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>>1031513
And some of my rotation

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>>1031497
Good news Bepis
It comes in menthol.

>>1031514
How is Presbyterian?
I've heard all sorts of things, from it being great to sucking now.

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Any other Virginians ITT?

>>1031565
Fuck

>>1031565
In Georgia
It's only 8-1/2 hours away. No sweat.

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>>1031565
i´d love a clay pipe, but they are basicly unheard of around me.

they sound a really old one when the dug out the canal in Copenhagen though, looked cool

>>1031679
*they found

>>1031492
Why no weed?

>>1031687
Stoner culture is toxic. Let's keep it out

This thread may literally give me cancer.

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>>1031743

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>>1031492
Why no herbs?
>which have zero nicotine and other cancerus stuff
>which wont feed the tobacco industry with more cash

>>1031746
wow, that incredibly retarded
>100%herbal smoking mixture
so is tobacco
>Tobacco free
well, i, like the taste of tobacco
>Nicotine free
Why would i care, getting a vitamin N buzz from a heavy smoke is a nice added touch but it doesnt play a role at all

>>1031746
Because this is a tobacco pipe thread.
If you want to have your own thread discussing that stuff, you can.

>>1031743
Apparently we're too late to give you cancer.
You've already brought it in with you.

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Don't feed the trolls please.

Here's a question, particularly to the tripfag and the estate buyers. Have any of you a kalabash Meershraum/porcelain that the Jewhunter uses? I want that beautiful specimen but AFAIK turks made real meerachraum unbuyable and knockoffs are everywhere.

>>1031687
Ahem
https://www.4chan.org/rules

Global Rule 1:
>You will not upload, post, discuss, request, or link to anything that violates local or United States law.
Weed is illegal under Federal law, so it violates Global Rule 1.

Global Rule 5:
>All boards that default to the Yotsuba B or Burichan (blue) themes are to be considered "work safe."
>Violators may be temporarily banned and their posts removed.
>Note: Spoilered pornography or other "not safe for work" content is NOT allowed on the work safe boards.
/out/ is a "work safe" board.
As most workplaces are VERY conscious of drug related anything, discussing weed is by definition "not safe for work", and thus not allowed.

Global Rule 3:
>You will not post any of the following outside of /b/:
>Trolls, flames, racism, off-topic replies, uncalled for catchphrases, macro image replies, indecipherable text (example: "lol u tk him 2da bar|?"), anthropomorphic ("furry") or grotesque ("guro") images, post number GETs ("dubs"), or loli/shota pornography.
Weed discussion is specifically disallowed in the OP, and thus off-topic for this thread.

Clear enough for you?

>>1031782
Thanks to indoor smoking bans virtually everywhere, tobacco usage is an /out/ activity by definition.

That's why we're here.

>>1031517
I think its very good.
Very creamy and smooth, medium taste and strength. the flavour has some complexety to it but not too much, very well balanced. a nice all day smoke. Will buy again at some point.

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>>1031780
i was 10 hours short of getting one if i understand the question right. a Calabash for sale that matched.
>>1031782
go away
>>1031796
sorta this, but also, that Pipe smokers tend to be people who appreciate the aesthetic more, AKA people who seek those rare beautiful pieces of life. in the outdoors

>>1031679
Well if you can get your hands on one, a longer stem is best. The bowl heats up pretty quick.

>>1031679
I'm not sure about the shipping cost, but you can purchase one from SmokingPipes for $15.95 and they do ship to Denmark.
https://www.smokingpipes.com/pipes/new/Old-Dominion/moreinfo.cfm?product_id=195665

>>1031796
>tfw Florida you can still smoke inside bars and casinos
Based Republicans

>>1031746
Because the smoke from burning ANYTHING gives you cancer. Yes, this includes herbals/weed/cloves/[FOTM "not tobacco" tobacco substitute"].

The nicotine itself does not cause cancer.

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What is a good tobacco mix to start with. Just ordered a pipe and don't know what I should start with. Nothing to sweet.

>>1031934
>casinos
Better give credit to the Seminole Indians there, Bepis. They love their religious sacraments.
The rest of the state...is not quite so tolerant.

http://www.myfloridalicense.com/dbpr/abt/documents/amendment6_faq.pdf

>>1031952
Is that your pipe? Classy cob. Good pick.

If you don't want sweet, probably avoid aromatics for now. Aromatics have a 'casing' added; some sort of flavor like cherry or vanilla. I haven't really tried many of these yet. They range from subtle and well-built like GL Pease to really over the top cheap brands in big bags.

You probably want to start with some sort of English or Balkan blend. If you want 'some' sweet, look for Virginia based tobaccos. If you want smokier/roastier, go for a Latakia base. Other tobaccos, like orientals and 'Perique', are used in any number of combinations to provide different flavor nuances.

For your first adventures in to pipe smoking, as a fellow new pipe smoker, consider at least two of any of the following:

Dunhill Durbar (Smokey and rich)
Peterson Old Dublin (Kind of sweet, rich flavor)
Old Dark Fired (Very rich and powerful, smoky/savory kind of taste)
Dunhill Nightcap (Didn't get to try much of this before my tin got ruined, good though)
Frog Morton (Mellow and sweet, wet hay, etc)

Other tobaccos I've liked include Escudo Navy Deluxe, Dunhill Flake, and a blend from pipesandcigars.com called Stonewall which was ABSOLUTELY SUPERB but has been backordered.

You can get most of those in small quantities so you can try several. Just remember that tobaccos will ghost your pipe a bit and pass on some flavor profile depending on how much of one you smoke before another, time between smokes etc. Get some pipe cleaners and learn to use them to help this somewhat and to have a quality smoking experience in general.

Hope that helps! Make sure you have a tamper, too. Cheap nail-type ones are fine.

>>1031952
>cob
Good choice, anon.
The stuff that sings with cobs are good old American burley blends. So think Carter Hall (cobs LOVE CH), Prince Albert, Half and Half, Sir Walter Raleigh, Five Brothers, Granger, Lane Limited Ready Rubbed and the like.

If you want to go stronger than that but still not sweet, go for English and English-like blends. Sutliff's Super Value English Mixture is a good low price English-type blend that's widely available in the US, as is McClelland's Frog Morton series. As for real English blends, the famous ones are Dunhill's 965, Nightcap, Early Morning Pipe, and Flake; Escudo; Samuel Gawith's Full Virginia Flake and Squadron Leader; Presbyterian; Balkan Sobranie and Balkan Sasieni; Mac Baren's Plumcake, Capstan Navy cut and Three Nuns; and Hearth and Home's Magnum Opus, Black House and White Knight.

>>1032007
>anti weed bit is very cringey
Not nearly as cringey as the DUDE WEED LMAO!!!! kids

I was a pothead for years and that shit was annoying then. Just admit that it should be legal for recreational use instead of bullshitting everybody and saying you need it for your anxiety (which was caused by weed in the first place) or that your cousin's cousin's wife's grandmother beat cancer with it.

>>1031497
>nigger cigarettes
jesus christ you are more of a faggot than i could have even imagined

>>1032051
So you're saying we should get Bepis a pipe?
I like the way you think, anon...

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Pipe of the evening: Old Dark Fired in a Baraccini rustic pot, perfect after dinner. Later tonight I'll probably have some Durbar or Old Dublin.

I work EMS and have posted a couple of times, but this is my favorite station right now. For being stuck at work nothing beats sitting on the roof in the evening. The Cabinets in the background are almost bare of snow, the birds are singing and there's just enough breeze to make it comfortable. The waning moon in the southwest sky. The smell of trees in bloom.

It's not quite totally /out/. But it's right on the edge, and with a nice warm pipe it's enough to let me dream and make plans for my off days.

>>1031780
They dont export blocks of meerschaum out of Turkey, but the meerschaum in a kalabash is pressed afaik.

>>1031894
might have to break my "no buying over the internet" rule for this

>>1032203
Rock's rock. Synthetic diamonds are just as good. All depends on the chemistry and physics. I'd love a synthetic meershraum stone pipe regardless

Fucking turks eh

>>1032239
>rock's rock
Wood vs particle board might be a better analogy. Yes, they're both made of the same stuff, but because of the way the two are put together, the properties are different.
Now I'm not saying pressed meerschaum is as awful as particle board-it isn't. But it is heavier than natural meerschaum and not absorbent. A naturally porous rock like meerschaum isn't porous anymore when there's an epoxy binder filling up the spaces and holding the dust together. And the epoxy adds to the weight too.

>>1032239
Its not that simple though. Block meerschaum is very porous and will soak a lot of moisture, securing a dry smoke, and the pipe will get that classic meerschaum stain.
Pressed meerschaum is far worse at soaking moisture and will therefore never stain.

is there anything relatively good that you can forage to smoke?

>>1032351
you mean like an herbal smoke? probably, but i'd rather take the poison i know than one that could be potentially more dangerous. tobacco isn't all that expensive and hard to come across so i don't know if i'd ever need to forage for something different. interesting question, though

>>1031792
>Lists off official 4chan rules
You just might be gayer than OP

>>1032368
Yeah , it's not necessary to do so but I like the idea of just picking some stuff to put in your pipe. Same goes for tea, honestly I just pick random shit sometimes and cook it. It's really not bad and you don't have to carry the tin around.

>>1032370
>coming into a discussion you hate to just complain about it
Don't worry too much about it, Champ. You've still got me beat.

>>1032378
Calling you a faggot doesn't mean I'm complaining about the thread. Tobacco pipes are bae, senpai

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Pipe of the Night

Terminus loaded with Mac Baren Dark Twist
After fighting with humidity levels for a while with the DT-first too dry and then too wet-I think it's finally right. I got my first really nice, tasty smoke out of it in a long time. It's got a very mild, naturally sweet flavor to it. Not overwhelming like a full house English, but not one-dimensional like an aromatic either. Just a nice comfy smoke to puff slowly and think with.

>>1032203
The older calabash bowls were natural meerschaum. That plus the huge air chamber in the gourd body made for a pipe that never gurgled and always smoked dry.

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Lookit.

>>1032977
Neat

>>1032977
Neat

>was planning on buying myself a cigar for my 18th birthday for years
>California changes the smoking age to 21
Why is this state so cucked?

>>1033050
the state isn't cucked anon, it's the people who live in it who are cucked.

>>1031746
Maybe I am on my own here, but enjoying, and being addicted to nicotine are pretty high up on the list of reasons of why I smoke.

Thoughts on Oom Pauls? I'm really attracted to the shape and there's an estate comoy one in my local shop.

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>>1033050
Really? Wtf?

And at the same time they're broke as fuck because of all the people on welfare so they raise the tax on cigs some more but less people buy them and they actually get less tax $$$. Typical dems.

>>1033094
CA isn't broke as fuck at all fuckface. It's less broke than Illinois and less broke than Flori-duh anyway.

And ciggies in CA are cheeper than they are in Flori-duh as well btw, and waaaay cheeper than they are in Ill.

Also 9% of CA's resident are on food stamps at some point throughout the year, compared with Florida's 16% and Illinois' 14%.

>tl;dr
pepsi pls

that is cucked as fuck though raising the age to 21 kek

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>>1033094
>>1033099
I just realised I called you fuckface for some reason and that wasn't called-for at all. I didn't mean that. Sorry bebzy.

>>1032977
You got a purty pipe.

>>1033091
If you like it, get it soon.
That Comoy won't last long, and they're fantastic pipes.

>>1033102
just need to scrounge up the last bit of money at hopefully she wont be sold before that

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>>1033099
Things look rugged on this one

IL is so fucked tho. I read more about politics there than FL. What a terrible state.

>>1031492
Is the OP pipe a pickaxe or an elephant tooth? I can't tell the difference

>>1033711
Good question. I've not heard of either of those shapes yet. I'd guess pickaxe based on the limited research I just did.

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Added a refurbished estate comoy Oom Paul to the collection.

Can't wait to try it out tomorrow

>>1033828
That's a great looking pipe, Madsen.

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>>1033828
God dammit Mads you got some nice shit!

>>1033985
>Madsen
What are you some kinda newfag? It's either Mads or Madmartigan. Get it right!

>>1033711
If it were me, I'd call it a Cobra beacuse the front of the pipe looks to me like he open hood of a cobra.

>>1033985
aww, thanks man, definitely my largest so far, gonna take some getting used to with the bowl depth
>>1033987
thanks! living like an hour away from the Danish Pipe Shop and having a loose grasp on money helps
> It's either Mads or Madmartigan. Get it right!
i have no opinion on this
>>1033988
oh no, ive been down that rabbit hole before
>https://youtu.be/NAh9oLs67Cw

>>1033992
to me, a "cobra" pipe, would be some sort of freakish reverse ramses, i doubt that would even be possible,

>>1032979
>>1032983
I want neat-posting to return to all /out/

Not just /pipegen/

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>>1034048
Oh, it's possible.
For reference, here's a pipe Butz-Choquin is selling as a "cobra".

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>>1033828
Where'd you get that churchwarden, Madsen? Very interested

>>1033987
>What are you some kinda newfag?
Not that guy but wow I didn't think it really mattered

Also how do I into flake? Any recs?

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>>1031497

>>1034253
Depending on the brand, either:
1) rub it out in the palms of your hands, roll it into a ball and stuff the ball into the top of your pipe, or
2) fold the flake in half and just stuff it into your pipe.
Try both and see which one works better for you. The fold and stuff method is harder to light, but works better for some non-aromatics, while rubbed out is also called "The Mac Baren Handshake" for how well it works with their flakes.

Flakes burn slow, so smoke them slow and don't tamp until you absolutely have to. If you do it right, you will be well rewarded. Flakes have the best flavor of any pipe tobaccos I've tried. Very rich and satisfying.

Recommendations: Escudo, Dunhill Navy Rolls, Dunhill Flake, Stokkebye Luxury Bullseye Flake (one of the best flakes for beginners, and it's available in bulk), Erinmore Flake (an aromatic, and best when rubbed out), Capstan Navy Flake, Mac Baren Mixture, and Three Nuns.

>>1034271
This will disappoint you, but he's not Al Jolson, anon.

>>1032375
There's tons of shit you can smoke out there. Merriweather's foraging Texas is a great site, though somewhat specific to Texas many of the plants grow over a much wider area.

Offhand I can think of clover flowers, especially the red ones. Apparently they make a decent herbal smoke?

>>1034280
Do you know about how Orlik smokes? Saw that in a pipe thread long ago and was wondering about its merits
Also thank you for the advice

>>1034282
Underrated post

>>1034298
I haven't, but it's one of Madsen's favorites if memory serves.

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>>1034253
The Danish pipe shop. BPK churchwarden. Their cheapest churchwarden I think
>>1034298
>>1034302
It's a perfectly average smoke. Not exciting but not boring. If you get a good tin there's a nice citrusish taste. But it's a fav more for convenience as it's available in most supermarkets here. I didn't like Capstan much. Not sure why. Need to try it again to be sure

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Celebrating new employment with beer, pipe and woodworking

Pleased to report that the Oom Paul is a fantastic smoker. Definitely gonna dethrone the falcon as my favourite pipe. And the leather stand I made comes in super handy

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>>1031945
>The nicotine itself does not cause cancer.
ow. but nicotine makes you addictet like a junky is addictet to heroin. I am ok with this. but: when you smoke you harm others too.

>>1033054
>>>/r9k/

>>1034474
>like a junky is addictet to heroin
my dads brother is a heroin addict, i highly doubt that pipe smoking is gonna make me steal all the wiring in a house to sell for more tobacco.
>when you smoke you harm others too.
literally false. me smoking by myself in my house or at a campsite is gonna do diddly fuck to someone else. and if you are THAT worried about "second hand smoke" from a stranger walking by, how do you live with the danger of crossing the street, or car fumes, or cow farts

>>1034427
>Orlik

Mein neger
Orlik is my favourite va/per and summer blend
Gonna visit the danish pipe shop in kobenhavn this summer when im on interrail from Finland to Beograd.
Gonna buy me a couple of 100g tins

>>1034505
Orlik club mixture is fantastic too

>>1034520
give me a quick rundown/review?

>>1034619
Wwell its over half a year since i had it but if i remember rightly it was very candy like, like caramel, sort of the crispy caramelized sugar on pastries. but also kind of fruity.
a very "dessert" like smoke, very filling, did burn pretty hot though but manageable

now that ive googled it, people are absolutely trashing it online, but thats not the experience i had. dont smoke aromatics much but its one i actually like.

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has anyone outed with a hookah? I know this sounds retarded but surely you can get small, tough water pipes. inb4 any references to maryjewana. I'm only looking to smoke shisha. I really enjoy it and think the soft bubbling would be uber comfy by a camp fire.

>>1034650
Not personally, but I have a friend who has one that comes with its own carry case and he's taken it camping before. Not hiking or anything, but yeah, he's sat around the campfire and shared it with friends. I could see it being really comfy by a lake

>>1034650
this is gonna be anecdote only, but yea!

i was on a kayak trip in Norway up near Tregde and we had this dude "Ibrahim" with us, cool dude, short, but shoulders like an ox and a chin like granite, but a really heartwarmin guy.

he didnt speak much Danish so in the beginning he was pretty reserved but as we got on the days he warmed up. when we had longer downtime on islands or whatever he would walk away from the rest of us, sit down somewhere, with a hookah, colapsible i assume but i dont know, and played arab music on his phone real quiet and he just kinda chilled. he was my "follow buddy" for some of the paddling and it was really sweet having him trying to describe "waves" without knowing the different words for them, like making hand gestures and stuff.
and he also hiked a full sized hookah in on a solo overnight trip where we took pictures of our individual camps and such, his was LITERALLY just a tarp, and his hookah and a sleeping matt, nothing fancy but his spot had the best view.

so, to answer your question. no, but i know a guy who did

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This pic isn t very /out/
still celebrating new employment

I'm sorry.

But I wanted to ask about food pairings!

The greatest taste pearing with a pipe I've ever had was when I campfire cooked a pheasant on a spit over a campfire. You know how you the 2 or 4 Y sticks and a straight stick for a spit.

Crispy bird skin. Delicious gamey meat and the whole experience cooking it like that. Gotta remember to chew carefully not to bite down on the lead bird shot though.

So what's yours

>>1034720
Bourbon, and some bourbon mixed drinks, paired with Peterson Old Dublin. I haven't done many food pairings yet, I'm married so we eat dinner together and I only smoke outside. But, I wanna do some higher level backpacking meals this year so we will see!

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>>1034720
I've not eated and smoked at the same time but i enjoy to smoke a pipe after a meal with some coffee cooked over the camp fire.
Coffee and english blends goes so great together, especially Peterson Old Dublin.

>>1034739
>>1034743
this may be a language/translation quirk, but is a smoke after a meal still considered a pairing? i genuinely dont know

>>1034743
this also reminds me that i want flectarn pants to go with my jacket

>>1034755
Not necessarily a pairing. But, I enjoy different tobaccos if I am actively digesting some types of foods. If I eat something savory and heavy I LOVE Old Dark Fired afterward within the hour. I guess it's more like adding a course than a pairing really.

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>>1034660
Yeah I've looked at a few with carry cases but the majority aren't very rugged.
>>1034662
He sounds awesome.

It think it's going to be a case of hunting around for the right pipe or even making one like in this pic.

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So I know pipes are really /out/'s thing but what about cigars?

Anyone have anything they like in particular? Or are cigars just not really looked at/ thought of

>pic related, my travel humidor

>>1035065
I enjoy cigars, but I'm not very knowledgeable about them. I reserve them for special occasions given they're a bit pricey for me to smoke often (at least the ones I've tried.) I like a good cigar, but pipe tobacco offers a much wider range of flavors

>>1035065
cigars are tasty, but more inconvinient for /out/ing IMO.
>crush easily
nothing ruins that victory cigar you were gonna have at the peak like pulling out crumbled leafs
>cant really be put down anywhere
if you put it on the ground the bit you put in your moth is pretty much on the forest floor

and i generally find having a cigar in my mouth a bit uncomfortable, its bulky and i cant talk with it in my mouth.

but thats just person opinion, they are GOAT for car camping with a grill and tons of barbacue meat

>>1035073
you could always get one of those tubes made to transport them. also, what's wrong with just holding the cigar? i don't leave it in my mouth, either, but i don't mind holding it.

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>>1035065
When I smoked them more, I liked Arturo Fuente Flor Fina 858 Maduros.
But I stopped because like >>1035067 said, everything i smoked were just variations on the same theme.
I was looking for different flavors, and when I found pic related, knew I'd found something extraordinary.

Speaking of cigars, does anyone here have experience with pipe tobaccos that mimic the cigar taste? I've seen some different ones that either use the same tobacco as cigars or are blended and/or cased in such a way as to replicate the taste, but I haven't tried any yet.

>>1035079
I'm like you-I've seen plenty but haven't tried them.
Mostly because I was already bored with the flavor profile of most cigars.

>>1035075
Nothing necessarily, just takes up a hand

>>1035094
I guess, but I'm also the type who holds my pipe when not clenching it. I'll set it down if I need to run inside for a moment, but otherwise it's in my hand most of the time as I only clench occasionally. With that said I don't smoke anything while camping unless I'm settling down for a while so it isn't like my hands would be busy with other tasks anyway.

>>1034650
>>1034660
>>1034662
>>1034807
Here we go! Making me one of these! https://youtu.be/WzeVf3FJglA Might even be able to keep it UL!

>>1035106
thats neat

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>>1035065
My favorite, hands down. Second would be Ramon Bueso Genesis. My everyday burners are Dominican Creams, at about 1.29 a pop they'll smash anything sold at a supermarket or drugstore.

>>1035065
Really like the Acid Kubakuba, but them shit's be pricey.

>>1035065
I like cigars but I don't smoke them often. I don't know as much about them as pipe tobacco, they're a bit less convenient, and I just haven't bought a humidor so I would feel wrong about not storing them right. Eventually I will probably get one of those hard cased travel humidors and just use it to have a few on hand.

I liked Gurkha the last time I bought a few though.

>>1035314
One other thought. I mostly smoke when at work, come evening. If I get called away in the middle of a cigar, I'm out several dollars since a relight just isn't the same. With a pipe, I scrape a few cents of tobacco out at worst, or can relight and still have it be OK mostly.

>>1035314
Keep an eye on cigars international for deals. I recently got 5 CAO cigars, a travel humidor, and a quad torch lighter for 20 bucks.

>>1035329
Damn. Ok...I'll watch there. I buy my tobacco at Pipes and Cigars but they don't seem to focus on their cigars much.

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Friend of mine brought over his late grandfather's pipes

Stanwell's
a "Trio 54" and a "black and silver 54"

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Their pretty gunked up.

No serial number but it says 925 on the band of the "black and silver"

Would be neat to find out how old they are

>>1035366
925 is the purity rating for Sterling silver.

No clue for how old they might be, but since they're both made in Denmark, the latest it can be is 2009, when the factory in Borup was shut. Everything's made in Italy now.
Stanwell still makes the Trio line, but Black and Silver has been discontinued, no idea for how long.

>>1031746
I want to feed the tobacco industry.

>>1035317
There's nothing wrong with relighting a cigar. It's really no different from relighting a pipe.

>>1035393
Neat. Thanks!

>>1035366
what is it with estate pipes always being gunked up like that? is it a generational thing? do we care more because we (presumably) came into smoking a pipe later in life and educated ourselves on it? i've purchased a few estates and restored them and they're always in terrible fucking condition

>>1035453
So that's just a meme? Nice to know. I'd feel a bit better about it then.

>>1035543
Tobacco is tobacco. Relighting a cigar multiple times can ruin the flavor, but once is acceptable and certainly better than wasting the whole thing.

>>1035543
If it's anything like cigs, they get a really stale taste after you relight them. One thing that helps a little bit is after you put it out, blow or suck into/on it to get the remaining smoke out of it.

>>1031565
virginian but smoke hand rolled smokes. nice pipe.

>>1033094
mentol wides. a man of taste.

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>>1035468
News flash: Lots of people are lazy, and will skip out on chores with the merest excuse. And for a long time with pipes that excuse was:
>oh no, you see briar pipes need a layer of cake to smoke their best so you shouldn't clean it basically at all and blah blah blah
Never mind that the "layer of cake" in the bowl should be about the thickness of a nickel (2mm) at very most and the stem should remain clean. It was an excuse to be lazy, and they took it.

On the bright side, I've found that as a rule the worse shape the pipes are in when I buy them, the better they smoke. One of my GBDs was so plugged with tar it wouldn't pass a pipe cleaner through the stem-it's one of my best pipes. The Peterson I restored in the last thread was FILTHY inside, stem plugged and caked to heck. It smokes effortlessly now. Brand name or no name; bent or straight; big or small; briar, cob or meerschaum-the rule holds. If it takes a pack of pipe cleaners to get all the trash out, you're probably going to have a heck of a pipe on the other end.

>>1031497
Old roomate smoked those indoors playing civ in a bathrobe and drinking costco brand beer. Cool guy but fuck those cigs, man.

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I recently inherited a pipe and some other pipe things from my grandfather. I was wondering if anyone had some info on the pipe. I dont have pictures of the other stuff but pic related is the pipe. The metal on the stem says "Boede Waagen Holland" i looked online briefly but didn't find anything. No idea what the material is. The metal band also looks to be cracking, is there anyway to fix that?

>>1035780
Well, it's a meerschaum (sepiolite, a clay) pipe with a moderately oxidized vulcanite (hard rubber) stem.

Boede Waagen was a regional mass-producer of pipes. They're of decent quality but aren't particularly worth much (I can find a few expired ebay listings in the $20-80 range).

Odds are the band isn't cracked, but a section of rolled metal over the stem base, and it's just separating a bit at the seam. Shouldn't affect functionality at all as it's cosmetic. It is fixable but the fix (done professionally) would cost more than the pipe is worth.

That pipe looks to be in good shape. Should serve you well if you decide to use it.

>>1035780
neat that its a hexagon

>>1034008
>> It's either Mads or Madmartigan
Tripfags nowadays

>>1035833
Looks to me like its a ceramic pipe and not meerschaum.

>>1031492
>no weed allowed

Why the fuck not

>>1035871
because mainstream stoner culture is generally really annoying

>>1035874
Well said. I don't generally have a problem with weed, it's pretty harmless and has some beneficial properties, but living in Colorado has made it abundantly clear that even when stoners get their way they're inconsiderate and annoying as a whole.

I can't count the number of times I've had a bus driver stop a bus because some asshole lit up on it. Or how they smoke/dab in public and leave these obnoxious smelling clouds drifting over the area, some of them even fucking try smoking it inside or at the airport. If you ask them to stop they get offended or self righteous. By and large they're inconsiderate and rude.

/soapbox

On topic: I just ordered 2 new pipes and some new tobacco online. Got a Missouri Meerschaum Rob Roy cherrywood pipe for $7.50, a Feelglad Hawkbill Sandalwood & Ebony pipe, and a pouch of Prince Albert cherry vanilla Cavendish.

>>1035833
>>1035867
Thank you for the information! Im not sure how often ill use it but it'll definitely get the occasional use so that it doesn't just collect dust. I just need more tobacco, been out for a while now.

>>1035851
I really like the way it looks.

>>1035780
It's a clay. And the brand name is actually Goedewaagen.
Holland is famous for its clay pipes, and Goedewaagen was one of the biggest makers in the famous ceramics town of Gouda up until they went bankrupt in 1982. They still make lots of other ceramic things, but pipes aren't generally among them apart from the occasional run of souvenirs.

If that band holds the mouthpiece well enough, i'd keep it as-is.

>>1035933
Interesting, thank you! Unfortunately my cellphone camera wont focus on the markings on the metal preventing me from posting a pic, so i probably misread it i guess.

>>1035871
Because we don't want it in this thread.
Go make your own thread.
I'm sure you'll get plenty of discussion about it-probably much more than is here-and can talk about weed until your heart is content.

>>1035921
Np, thats a really classy pipe youve got there. Ceramic pipes are notorious for being bad smokes due to them being completely unable to soak up moisture, so theyre definitely not pipes for every day use.

>>1036063
Should i let the tobacco dry out a little more before using it then? Or live with it?

>>1035871
You can go to 420chan if u want to discuss weed.
The smoking experiences of weed and tobacco are nothing alike, and most people smoke weed indoors, so it doesnt really belong on this board at all.

>>1036066
Aslong as the tobacco still tastes good, yea you can dry it. I would smoke much slower too, and keep a pipe cleaner handy to remove moist from the shank/stem.
It will likely be a good pipe for aromatics because the tobacco cant really ghost on ceramics, I think.

>>1036063
>ceramic pipes don't absorb moisture
Wat
Unglazed clays are about the driest smoking pipes you can buy, and they're almost always unglazed.

>>1036096
Take a second look at his pipe. It's obviosly glazed on the outside of the bowl, and most likely also inside. (When I say ceramic pipe I think of glazed pipes, clay pipes in my mind are those long one piece english pipes)

>>1034625
Im not a huge fan of aromatics myself either but some are pretty decent.

btw Madsen, i see that i arrive in kobenhavn on a sunday and to my big dissapointment i see that the danish pipe shop is closed on sunday.
so my question is, where can i buy Orlik GS on a sunday in kobenhavn?

>>1036107
You can buy OGS in all danish supermarkets, both tins and pouches. For the most part they have OGS in a 100g tin and then a bunch of burleys and aromatics in 40g pouches.

>>1035867
meerschaum is a form of ceramic tho

>>1036113
Thats quite a relief.
Is it any more expensive there than in the danish pipe shop or same price?
In Norway they charge you fucking 325NOK for a 50g tin...
its almost cheaper to buy heroin

>>1036107
>Orlik GS
most super markets

>>1036140
pretty sure their about the same price wise

>>1036136
No it's not.
Meerschaum is a stone, specifically a particularly porous kind of sepiolite.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sepiolite

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Finally found my tin of Durbar kicking around in my car. This is my best smoke with it to date. The flavors are really coming through and not burning out too early now that I'm getting the hang of packing and pacing myself. Camp fire, roasting meat, incense, leather. VERY slight cocoa hit early on but may have been ghosting.

Nothing like a rooftop evening pipe to finish the work day.

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Pipe of the night
Chimney-shaped meerschaum with Dark Twist
First bowl on this small estate meerschaum. The Dark Twist is very rich and naturally sweet, and the smoking is dry, cool and easy.

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>>1036140
Its always the same price. Has to do with how we regulate tobacco in DK. There are these yellow seals on each tin/pouch that determine price before the store receives the tobacco.
OGS is 192kr if i remember correctly. While you're here, try some Wattson's Red too.

>>1036140
And btw, if you find that you want a little wider selection than what the supermarkets offer (which isnt much), look for a chain of stores called Skjoldburne. Its a wine/tobacco/chocolate store and they should be open on a sunday.

I still extend my offer from several threads past to try and smuggle U.S.-sold tobaccos to you dudes across the pond.

I don't know if shipping would counter your savings or how hard it would be to get through customs, or even if you could get in trouble for it, but I get a raging hard on for breaking petty little shit laws like these.

>>1036481
>NZ customs opens a package marked "gift"
>loaded with tobacco
>mail a bill of $1500NZ to unsuspecting NZAnon
>surprise!!

>>1036481
>>1036481
I hear a good box of nicaraguan cigars is like 50 bucks. Is that true?

Can you ship to Canada?

>>1036622
Like this you mean?

https://www.cigarsinternational.com/mobile/p/brick-house-fumas-cigars/1494122/

>tfw still don't really know cigars that well

>>1036622
And yes, I don't see why not. Again, just depends on if you are willing to pay whatever shipping is, and we would need to figure out a way for you to get me the funds that you're able to trust I'm not just robbing you. What part of Canada? I'll check shipping.

>>1036719
No rush. Just wanted to see if anyone's willing. I'm in toronto

>>1036717
Those are fantastic. I paid ten maplebux for one of their approximate size if not quality.

>>1036451
Thanks.
I'll check it out

You can't stop me from imagining smoking weed out of all of these pipes

>>1036909
I was always more into using cheap basket pipes and corncobs when I smoked weed than glass pipes. While I can appreciate the artistry that goes into making them they've got nothing on tobacco pipes. Feel free to imagine anything you'd like!

>>1036909
I Wonder wonder if you could see a noticible colour difference in the changing of a meerschaum

Any advice on casing some tobacco? I have a very basic/bland Virginia I want to play with. I've thought about casing it with raw honey and/or pecans. I'm not sure how to go about it but don't mind experimenting a bit and wasting it all. Any help on getting started would be appreciated

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this is gonna sound stupid but do you inhale from a pipe the same way you would a cigar?
you keep the smoke in you mouth right?
or do you inhale like a cigarette and into your lungs?
pls no bully i have autism

>>1037400
You keep it in your mouth. Very few inhale it fully but it's not common. Hence why pipes are looked at as a hobby and not an addiction.

You can also exhale it through your nose, called retrohaling , which opens up more of the flavor profile and helps you pick things out.

>>1037402
Retrohaling will also help you smoke slower since snorting out steam will ruin your session.

>>1037379
Dilute the honey with some water and/or everclear (or other neutral-flavored alcohol; it acts as a carrier for the flavor when you need it to and evaporates away when you don't) , so you can put it into a spray bottle and wet the shredded tobacco with it.
Spray it lightly, toss it around to mix it up, spray a little more then let it dry back out for a day or so. Taste and see if it's how you like it. If it is, you're done; if not, repeat.
For pecan flavor I'd mix it with everclear, then mix that solution 50/50 with sugar water (sugar helps the flavors adhere to the tobacco), dump that into a spray bottle, and mist as above.
Let us know how it turns out.

>>1037379
I've salvaged stale tobacco before by adding a couple drops of rum or bourbon to it then shaking the piss out of the tin/bag, but that's a pretty ghetto form of casing.

>>1037404
Yeah I did that once with Old Dark Fired, which is pretty intense anyways, and the whole experience was fucked. I was smoking it way too fast.

Im not the smartest guy..

I recently purchased my first pipe + assecoires and tobacco on smokingpipes.com. I was really excited until i learned that my package will be confiscated at the border since im a eurocuck. It also says that there will be fines for those that try to get tobacco from outside the EU into the EU.

How bad did i fuck up? I don't want to get a fine :(

I was so happy about the thought of smoking a pipe that i forgot to check the law, but man fuck these laws that prohibit a man for enjoying something innocent as a pipe.

>>1037492
Doesnt your country have pipes/tobacco?

Anyway I highly doubt you'll be fined. Worst case is you will have to pay customs on the tobacco to receive it (I think).
Im sure smokingpipes.com ship lots of tobacco to Europe, you could try asking them about it...

>>1037492
What country?

>>1037522

I live in the Netherlands.. they're pretty strict from what i read on Dutch pipesmoking boards. If they find tobacco from outside the Netherlands it will be destroyed, because you need to have Dutch taxseals on the product, which outside companies rarely issue.

Pipes/tobacco is sold here but the prices are ridicolous. Same as our Scandinavian friends were complaining about in the last thread.

Asking the American seller is actually a good idea... i suppose they do ship a lot to Europe. If the parcel is labeled something like 'hobby supplies' customs will rarely check it i think. Thanks for your suggestions.

If i do receive my things i'll be sure to post here!

>>1031746

>he thinks the "tobacco industry" = the cigarette industry

The pipe & cigar industry is fucking minuscule, especially the former. If anything they NEED our support so I am proud to give them my money.

>>1037543
Im from Scandinavia myself, I pay around 30dollars for a 100g tin, which is a lot more than in US, but not enough to stop me from buying.

I bought some snus once from a foreign website, I believe the website was swedish, but the warning labels was in hebrew so they mightve been shipped from Israel.
I ended up paying customs on it before the postal service handed it over to me, but I didnt get fined. They just want their taxes, which isnt too surprising.

Im interested to hear what happens with your order, Ive been looking into buying tobacco from the US too, but Ive been wary for this exact reason.

>>1037444
>pretty ghetto
That's literally how they do it though. They just have much bigger machines to do their much bigger batches. The principles behind each are the same, their stuff just looks more impressive.

>>1037543
You'll probably just have to pay some import duty. It happens.
Get with Customs. They'll tell you what the duty is, and you'll get your stuff when you pay the duty. The only difference between you and a big importer is the big guy pays the duty up front.

>>1031746
Joke's on you.
The big cigarette brands sold off their pipe tobacco lines decades ago due to low sales.
A few threads back there was news the owner of the Dunhill trademark said they were going to discontinue all Dunhill pipe tobaccos by the end of the year. Same story as always-low sales.
"Big Pipe Tobacco" is more and more a contradiction in terms nowadays. Just two companies own most of the familiar pipe tobacco brands sold in the US, and neither is very big. Beyond them, it's mostly individual shopkeepers and local pipe clubs doing stuff out of back rooms and working with bulk tobaccos to make basic blends.
And thanks to the FDA's new deeming regs, we don't know if there will even BE any new blends of tobacco approved. Simply put, the process is opaque, slow, legalistic and extraordinarily expensive-far more so than most individual businesses can afford to spend.

Anyone use snuff?
Any snuff recommendations for a beginner, Ive been thinking about getting Toque chocolate 10g.

>>1037967
Yeah I'm a daily snuff user. My got to's at the moment are viking dark and white elephant. Definitely try viking dark. Great tobacco scent and big niccy hit. White elephant is very love hate, very fine and spicy and very strong. You need to be super gentle when snuffing it.

A good trick is to inhale fully then with the last bit of space in your lungs take the snuff.

Also get done nice, dark, hankerchiefs. You about goes a little crazy.

>>1037970
>Also get done nice, dark, hankerchiefs. You about goes a little crazy.
FML. Get some nice dark hankerchiefs as your SNOT goes a little crazy.

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Enjoying the nice weather with some videography. Pipe and friends

Smoking Mac Baren Original choice. Its nice but I need to stop being lazy and actually go get some non-supermarket tobacco

>>1038002
>Mac Baren stuff available in supermarkets
Rub it in, Mads.

>>1037970
Do you know about the health risks, Ive seen some stuff saying it is worse than smoking and others saying it is near harmless. I don't know what to believe.

>>1038019
I know this may be shocking, but apparently long term usage of snuff leads to cancer. With snuff, it's cancer of the mucous membranes of the nose.

>>1038019
It still poses the health risks of tobacco use. The only difference is that you have none of the secondary health risks associated with smoking. Due to the fact there are far fewer snuff user there isn't much data. It would be Safe to assume that it isn't good for you... Try it and see if you think the enjoyment is worth the potential complications.

>>1037424
Excellent. Thank you for the advice. I'll report back in a few weeks after I've cased some tobacco and allowed it to set.

>>1038016
its not that its not good, i just dont want to "settle down" and start smoking the same tobacco too many times in a row

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Pipe of the night

Sultan shaped meerschaum filled with Dunhill Elizabethan Mixture.
First bowl with either thing. The pipe smokes good-not as god as a cob, but what can you do?-and the tobacco is smooth and satisfying. It's not smoky like 965, but spicy in a way I assume comes from the perique. I've had Dunhill's Navy rolls, which also has perique in the blend. This is similar to that, but the perique is more forward here without being overpowering.
It's very nice.

>>1037522
Thanks for nothing EU

Mads is this you

https://youtu.be/0gJYDZUOiD0

>>1038396
gonna need more pics of that pipe, dude

>>1038639
No, I´m not Finnish, and i find those licorice pipes to be too sweet.

surprised no one has made a "real" pipe like that,complete with pink rim, as far as i could find

Any recs for a tobacco with a really sweet room note? I need something I can puff on when around people who hate the smell of tobacco smoke. I'm not worried about strength or flavor, just something that is very pleasant

>>1038878
Aple

>>1038878
Mac baren original choice

>>1038881
what?
>>1038883
thanks, m8. i've added it to my list. i've been smoking a burley+viriginia and it's pretty great but not an aromatic. i think that added flavor would help out

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Enjoying a good smoke. A good bar and good friends

>>1038878
Captain Black white bag (vanilla)
Paladin Black Cherry
Lane 1-Q (vanilla and caramel)
Mac Baren Vanilla Cream Flake
Hearth and Home Trout Stream (maple and brown sugar)
Dan Blue Note (fruit and vanilla)
CAO Moontrance (fruit and vanilla)

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I don't smoke as much as I'd like, but last year after moving and getting a raise at work, I decided to treat myself to a new pipe.

I went into a cool pipe/cigar shop in town looking for a churchwarden. The owner was super cool and spent time showing me different stuff and giving me tons of info. This big, gnarly Nording caught my eye. I was surprised because my other two pipes are very traditional shapes with smooth finishes. It's really a pleasure.

>>1038974
That is an awesome pipe anon. A bit jelly desu

I was initially drawn to smooth finishes but my second and favorite pipe is pretty heavily rustic aged. I keep an eye out for free hands like that one, I think I want one of those next. I like that rim.

>>1038997
Fucking auto correct.

>rustic aged
>R U S T I C A T E D

>>1038997
Thanks friend. To be honest I wanted a churchwarden to smoke and hang out with my buddy and talk about lord of the rings. So something freehand and rustic like the one I chose also fits the bill.

>>1038961
Thanks for all the recs. I've wanted to try some different Mac Baren tobaccos but they're a bit more expensive than what I'm used to. That Vanilla Cream sounds tasty though

Has anyone used rope tobacco? I want to try some and I know you can also chew it. I've never tried chewing tobacco so I doubt this is the best type to start with, but I figured while I've got some I'd give it a go. Any tips?

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I don't often get a mid day pipe. Peterson Old Dublin in a Baraccini dark rusticated pot while doing some gardening. Didn't intentionally match it with the Kolsch but it's not bad together.

>Costco branded beer REEEEEEEE

I know, I know. I gave a friend two Black Butte Porters and he insisted I take something in trade. They are actually surprisingly alright, not my favorite Kolsch style ale buy not the worst I've had either. 7/10 would quaff again if available.

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>>1031492
Yesterday morn

>>1039056
I just got some earlier this week from Smokingpipes. Been experimenting with slicing it so that it burns good. Haven't come up with a good method yet but what little bit i have been able to smoke has been good

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Good times

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I left this tin of nightcap in my car too long when I was new, and the side was dented so it didn't seal. Dry as it gets. What should I do with it? I tried a damp paper towel, worked somewhat, but it just wasn't the same. Should I do a little bourbon, or? Kinda viewing it as a chance to experiment so let's get creative if you have anything youve wanted to try.

>>1039150
Truthfully? Your best bet is to get another tin, a jar, and blend the two together then let it age for a month or two. Best way to salvage it.

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>>1038640
Got you, senpai

>>1039056
Slice it thin into coins and then either rub it out into stringy bits or just stuff the coins into your pipe as-is. You may need to let the stuff dry a bit before this works well-chewing tobaccos tend to be much wetter than pipe tobaccos for obvious reasons.
Also, be ready for the stuff to be harder to light than your average pipe tobacco. More moisture + less surface area to light=longer time needed to take a flame. .

>>1039150
Dump it into a ziplock bag with a paper towel or humidifier moistened with distilled water and let it sit a a day or so.
Check on it once a day and re-dampen the paper towel as needed with distilled water until the tobacco feels properly moistened.

>>1039079
>>1039168
Thanks guys, but I meant tips for chewing it. I've read that people used to buy rope tobacco and slice off pieces to chew. I figured while I was buying some to smoke I'd try chewing it, but I've never done that. If you have I'd like to hear how to go about it.

>>1039170
That's much simpler
>cut or bite off smaller chunk than you think will fit
>chew
>spit out juice.
Be warned, twist tobacco is STRONG. Some of the strongest chew you can get, so go slow and easy.

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Pipe of the night

No name Albanian pipe loaded with Casey Jones Last Ride cherry aromatic.
The pipe has no markings whatsoever, yet the bowl looks like a cross between an apple and a billiard-very distinctive.
The tobacco is fantastic, as always. I have yet to have a bowl of this that does not both taste and smell great. Every time I pick up this tobacco after not smoking it for awhile I wonder why i don't smoke it more often.

>>1035065
Nice line up anon I don't like taking cigars out cause every time I do they tend to tunnel and I hate that but you might want to try picking up some acid blondies and smoke them out of a pipe just flush cut them and then put it in your pipe and lit it like normal I haven't tried it myself but my brother likes to do that

Admittedly I wouldn't do that to the lfd the perdomo or that oliva, those aresome pretty tasty sticks

>>1039168
damn gorgeous man!

Heh, I have the exact same pipe tool.

>>1038396
>>1039168
whats the bowl like?

>>1039748
what tool? you didn't reply to anyone

>>1031792
But smoking pipes is nsfw and your post is violating rule 3

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>>1040022
Its bowl is about the same size as a MM Legend and good for a 20-30 minute smoke.
So moderate size-not small, but not the biggest.

>>1040052
thats one hell of a cool pipe dude!, thanks for taking your time to take pics!

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>>1040049
No employer will fire you for reading about smoking a pipe at work. Nor even for the actual smoking of a pipe at work, provided you do so in the designated areas.

>>1039748
>>1040024
Presumably he's talking the czech tool Mads posted here: >>1039130 Because everyone has once of those.

>>1040049
Did you actually read Rule 3 or are you just pretending to be retarded?

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Anyone else noticing the finish peeling on the 3-1 tool?

>>1040139
Yeah, looks like it. If it were me I'd sand and buff off the remaining bit just on the bottom. The thought of it winding up in my tobacco would bug me even though it's probably minute flecks at a time.

Also, I like that jar. I bought several similar ones at a dollar store and prefer the locking type to mason jars. Just wish they had larger sizes so I could load up on bulk.

>>1040143
i´m to lazy to sand it down, yea i know it would take 2 seconds but i would have to go down to the garage...
actually noticed it when it first started happening by a big shiny flake in the middle of my ash after tamping.

is it normal or is it something i started by trying to rub off the ash left on the tamper on stuff around?

actually recently bought that jar specifically cause its small, holds about a pouchs worth of tobacco.
electricians tape make a nice clean colorful wrap that you can write on.

>>1036068
True that.

>be young man, camping with my cousins and sister
>they're all fucking stoners (as was I at the time)
>smoking in the cabin in the state park
>paranoid as shit about getting caught
>have no fun whatsoever, can't even relax

Weed and /out/ can pair nicely, but it's best when you're way, way out innawoods to admire nature and alone with your own thoughts. When you're sitting at a prepaid campsite with electricity and neighbors and a bunch of asshole stoners it's awful.

Most of the time weed is just awful anyway.

Sage because off topic.

>>1040144
Chrome finish flaking off is normal wear, especially when you subject it to extremes of temperature (like, say, using your tamper to compress a pile of burning tobacco). A bunch of heating and cooling cycles will cause the metals to separate and ultimately let go.

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>pull up a chair
>lemme tell ya how a fat man stole muh foot
what brand pipe is this?

>>1040721

That's a billiard shape in a dark-stained rustic finish.
Literally hundreds of makers and thousands of brands have sold millions of pipes in shapes like that. They're literally everywhere you look.
Further, the brand name is usually stamped on the side of the pipe that the actor is holding away from the camera. So there really is no way we can tell.

what about yellowing of the teeth? how do you guys deal with it? do you just not care?

>>1040769
It's no different than the yellowing from drinking tea and coffee. Just use some whitening strips or if it's really bad go to a dentist and have them do it.

>>1040769
If you keep your teeth brushed and use mouthwash every so often it isn't much of an issue

>>1040786
Friend, if you make a dedicated weed thread I'll gladly go there and bullshit with you. Don't be butthurt

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Babby's first pipe. A Missouri Meerschaum for seven bucks. Went to this place called Tobacco Road, got some tobacco by recommendation.

Got excited, spent way too much time on the porch today smoking it. My tongue is numb. Really enjoyed it though.

>>1041188
Any kind of iced drink is helpful for those sort of sessions. Sometimes, no matter how slowly you smoke, you can't avoid the tongue burn. But you'll definitely get used to it.

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I always forget just how good OGS is.
Peterson Irish flake and Orlik golden sliced. Definitely my top favs

>tfw you lose your Missouri Meerschaum Dwarf
I guess now I have an excuse to buy a MacQueen later on.

>>1041201
Thanks for the advice, I'll be taking it. I also need to slow up I think.

>you'll get used to it
I hope so. My mouth isn't very happy with me today.

>>1041356
Damn, that's a shame.

>>1038953
what bar allows for smoking indoors in kobenhavn?
basiclly just asking for the name of that bar and if there are any others that allows for it.
Have a 7 hour stop there while waiting for next train so might aswell check it out

>>1041397
Worst part is I've only had it for about a month. I've torn my room apart lookingfor it, but it's nowhere to be found.

>>1041549
Looks moldy, m8. You poisoned yourself

>>1041585
Shit, I smoked 2 of those tobaccos, think I'm okay?

>>1041549
looks like it has bud rot

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>>1041601
Things started looking like this

>>1041188
Glad you enjoyed it.
The thing you experienced was called "tongue bite", and it's a small steam burn on your tongue that comes from packing too hard and smoking too fast.
Try puffing lightly instead of drawing firmly, and pacing yourself to once every 5-10 seconds. Ideally it should feel like a small sip from a glass, not sucking a milkshake through a straw.
Another thing you can do to keep from burning your tongue is not packing our pipe so firmly. One thing I do and recommend is what's been called the "codger scoop" due to lots of long-timers filling their pipes this way. The way you do it is use your pipe like a scoop in your tobacco pouch, fill it, shake it so that the tobacco falls to the bottom, scoop again to top it off, shake off any excess and you're done. You won't win any long-smoking competitions with this, but you will have an enjoyable, cool, dry and flavorful smoke that lights easily and stays lit. All that you have to do afterward is just tap the side and/or tamp very lightly when the smoke gets a little thin.

For more tips on how to get the most out of your cob, try reading this. It helped me out a lot when I was getting started.
https://pipedia.org/wiki/The_Complete_Corncob_primer

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>>1041591

I used to smoke and dip. I got a tumor in my thyroid.

>>1041720
so you won the shit luck lottery? congrats

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Pipe of the night

Meerschaum Dublin filled with War Horse.
It's a nice lsmallish pipe perfect for a shorter smoke. Even still, I was feeling the WH well before I finished he bowl. It tastes great, but is quite strong. .

>>1041636
Thank you! Reading it currently.

I'm trying your method and got the life of me I can't keep my pipe lit for more than 20 seconds. I sure can taste it better though, much more pleasant.

>>1041504
Moose bar, quickly becomes filled closer to night time.
i think Pinden bar allows but i havnt been there in years
"det rene glas" allows smoking.
Bo-Bi Bar. allows smoking, no cell phones allowed though, you have to go outside for that

>basiclly just asking for the name of that bar
that bar does not allow smoking indoors, but there are a few chairs outside but they get brought in around 22:00 i think. bars name is Voodoo lounge. plays rock and metal of varying quality and on thursdays you can get a jug og beer for 100kr

there are many more, just give it a quick google and you can look for some in your area

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>>1041865
>no cell phones allowed though, you have to go outside for that

I wish this was a rule everywhere. People talking to a little box or typing on a little box or watching a little box instead of engaging the people around them. That's way more toxic than a little smoke.
Anyway...
Here's my new Peterson. Gunna pack it with some Three Nuns and sadly smoke inside today, stupid rain

>>1041920
>I wish this was a rule everywhere.
Yea it gives a great bar environment where people engage a lot more with each other. They also have the oldest bar desk in Copenhagen if I remember. And couples with the ability to smoke inside you don't get the split bar feeling where half the people are outside smoking and the rest stare into phones

That's a beautiful Peterson man! Enjoy

>>1041829
What tobacco are you smoking?
If it's a flavored tobacco (usually called "aromatics"), you should know that those types tend to be very wet, smoke wetter than plain tobaccos, and the sugars used to hold the flavoring to the leaves attract moisture. To deal with this you'll want to do three things to get the most out of you :
1) fill your pipe very loosely
2) let the tobacco dry out for a little while before lighting (a half hour works well), and
3) puff very slowly and lightly.
If you puff like a steam train for the first couple of minutes you can soak the unburnt tobacco underneath, and that's bad times. Puffing slowly and lightly allows the moisture to escape from the top of the bowl and away from your mouth. This keeps the tobacco dry and your tongue intact.
Also with aromatics, you have to be very gentle with the tamper, only tamping lightly when you just can't keep the tobacco going. Often when I smoke an aromatic I will go 10-15 minutes before my first tamping, and that will collapse over half of the tobacco in the bowl when I touch it.

Finally, lighting.
The standard pipe lighting method is a two-match light. The first match is called the "charring light"; it dries out and fluffs up the tobacco on top, getting it ready to take a flame. After the charring light, tamp softly and apply match number two. Light the entire surface of the bowl until it all glows when you puff lightly. A good solid light up front will keep you from puffing like mad trying to keep it lit and causing all of the other problems because of it.

>>1041829
Another thing that can help control moisture in your pipe is to take it out of your mouth between puffs.
One of the things I discovered I was doing was breathing back down the stem of the pipe. This would cause the moisture in my breath to condense on the tobacco, where it would flash to steam when the burning ember hit it and give me tongue bite. By simply taking the pipe out of my mouth between puffs I didn't breathe down the pipe stem and my smokes got a LOT drier.
Plus I think it's pretty cool to watch the smoke slowly curling up and out of the mouthpiece.

>>1040769
I drink a fuck ton of coffee already, if they were gonna be yellow that would have done it. But I brush regularly, and rinse after each smoke.

Are there any Arab pipes? Specifically Iraqi, Turkish could do, I have had a hard time finding any.

>>1042229
Yes, They're called hookahs, and they're pretty popular now. You should be able to find them around if you look.
There are also Midwakhs, but those are much rarer, and smoke a special mixture of stuff that's not readily available in the US.

>>1033050
Hawaii has all the same laws.
It's a shame since it's a great /out/

>>1041950
This is going to completely reveal my power level, but...how do you talk to people in a bar? Like what are some ways you've just gone and met new people?

I'm at a place right now for a work-related class and I've done really well socializing, like way better than I ever have before, but I'm not sure how I would do it without a pretense...all of us here are in the same field and similar positions of management.

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What's the age range of /pipegen/? I'm 29. I know smokers are normally older but I read an article that said more younger people are picking it up and I know 4chan runs young-ish.

>>1042373
I'm 19, but I'm pretty sure most people in here are older.

>>1042373
43 here

>>1042373
I'm 40

>>1042388
>>1042389
Wow! For once I'm not the old fag
I'm 34

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>>1035065
Don't smoke them often, but I've had just about every Cuban and some nice Honduran ones.

This was the one out of all I've had that I've liked the most

>>1042373
24

>>1042373
19 and trying to stop smoking cigarettes.

I'm hoping to hand make my own pipe and grow some pipe tobacco on my property, but growing tobacco in Australia is just as, if not more, illegal than growing weed. Basically impossible to get seeds. Will eventually just order them online from different places until they get through.

>>1042416
Damn, Straya is fucking cucked

>>1042373
19, started smoking pipes at 17.

>>1042370
hmm. it just kind of happens, dependent on the bar of course, smoking a pipe actually tends to attract people a lot, and asking to borrow someones lighter gives you a moment to talk, usually the one i borrow a lighter from will ask about the pipe and then the ball gets rolling from there

also, get tipsy but not too drunk, if you get too sloshed you wont be able to inject yourself into other peoples open conversations or you may miss important social cues.
>people coming to me because of the pipe
>complimenting people "hey man cool shirt, what drink is that? looks delicious. neat -personal detail here-
>"haven't i seen you before?"
>just straight up inject yourself into a dicussion a group of people are having, this can be dificult to gage when is okay but can lead to great fun.
>if there is "that old guy" go talk to him, they have the best stories
>>1042373
22

>>1042421
Its seriously absurd man. Our political landscape if retarded considering the attitudes of our general population.

>>1042229
Meerschaum block pipes are Turkish.

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>>1042574
They are, unless they're African like pic related.

>>1042599
Beautiful pipe! Is that african meerschaum then?
I thought meerschaum was only dug in Turkey.

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>>1042574
>>1042599
>>1042663
Meerschaum is love

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>>1042663
There are some deposits in Tanzania. It's denser than Turkish meer, so it's heavier, not quite as absorbent and doesn't color as readily.
When Turkey went full export ban in the early 1970s, a lot of the big European brands turned to African Meerschaum to fill the void and it was everywhere for a while. I don't think there is currently a supplier of African block meerschaum in any quantity right now, so any African meer pipe you do get will have to be estate.
One thing to be very careful of with meer pipes: pic related. It is the maker's mark for Pioneer, a big maker of African Meer pipes for lots of brands, and its maker's mark is (probably intentionally) VERY similar to Peterson's. Unless the pipe SPECIFICALLY marked with the Peterson name or something else that ties it to Peterson (like verified Dublin hallmarks on the silver band), assume the pipe is a Pioneer.
Pioneer pipes aren't bad, just not worth as much as a Peterson.

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>>1042705
For reference, here's the Peterson maker's mark they put on their stems.

>>1042667
Thats a beauty, did you buy it in DK? If so where?

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>>1042707
Yes!.yes. and. The Danish pipeshop

>>1042735
I guess its just not available online then. How much did you have to pay for it? Certainly doesnt look cheap

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>>1042754
its an estate, here is the listing, payed 500-600DKK or something if i remember right,

heres the listing

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>>1042754
I don't think his was. Of course, they almost never are if you let someone else do the choosing and cleaning for you.

Mine, however, cost $11 on eBay.

>>1042768
thats a great stem color!
kinda wish mine wasn´t as "swirly"

>>1042705
>>1042706
wow that´s actually kinda crazy, and really nice learning about, thanks for posting!

>>1042771
If you look at it close up it's still pretty swirly. It's just not as dark as yours is.

>>1042789
Åh. Fair point. The orange is gorgouse though

>>1042765
Not too bad.
I only own estate pipes, but I really want a brand new meerschaum so I can stain the bowl myself 100%.

>>1042768
Nice! But isnt that pressed meerschaum?

>>1042820
>so I can stain the bowl myself 100%.
this was actually kind of my logic for buying estate for my first meerschaum. i was actually in the shop looking for a really beat meerscaum so i could "test" how to smoke meerschaum and how it felt smoking meerschaum.

but i just fell in love with that pipe. it even has a scratch that looks like my initials on it. im gonna treat it like dir though, respectfully.

im not gonna baby it, that pipe is gonna see some beatifull sunrises and smokey camp sites
" make sure to have clean hands when touching meerschaum" No, its gonna have campfire ash and fish blood,

bit its gonna give it character, dont underestimate the strength of a pipe pre WW1 pipes kicking about still, the least i can do i feel, i contribute to its history

>>1042827
>so I can stain the bowl myself 100%.
so to actually get to the point instead of a drunken ramble, i specifically bought estate, so that i would feel bad about the changes, changes had already happened, so i could only add. i would feel incredibly terrible actually smoking a new meerschaum. corrupting that beautiful finish and shine.

>>1042830
I feel that. Yours doesnt look like it had seen very heavy use previously too, still a lot of staining to do.
Bremen pipe smoker on YT has a great video on this exact subject. He has a ton of meerschaums thats been stained beautifully by being treated roughly.

>>1042837
>>1042837
>Bremen pipe smoker on YT
that dudes vids is why im considering spending my 2.5 months summer vacation hiking in Germany, great vids, great /out/ vids some times for locations. also his vids on meerschaum is what really opened my eyes to it, and his attitude towards meerschaum is great, not high and mighty, and culturally, as a Dane, i respond VERY badly to high and mighty people, the way he went about meerschaum showed me a whole new way, meerchaum for the every man, not just the wealthy out of touch fur coat clinging dementia ridden land owner, most of this should probably be a tribute email to him an not a post on an anonimous imgage bord, alas
if i remember, tomorrow i will se if he has an Email listed and i will say all the nice things i want to say to him to him

im a big history/ war nerd so his content is right what i like

stuff like this
>https://youtu.be/wfOlibJ8wAE

>>1042842
Agree completely. Its a perfect mixture of history, /out/ and pipe smoking, and those big german forests does look tempting indeed.

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>>1042820
>isnt that pressed meerschaum?
Nope. Block.
"Made in Turkey" on the side and everything.
Just for people reading along, the easy way to tell if a pipe's made of either block or pressed meer is with a few small droplets of water on the outside of the pipe.
Block meer is porous, so the water will soak into the body of the pipe. Pressed meer isn't (there's epoxy binder holding the meet dust together), so the water will either run off or just sit there.

>>1042827
>pre WW1 pipes are kicking about still
Don't I know it. I've got a few, and still smoke them. I even made a new mouthpiece for one of them (pic related) a couple threads back.
They're generally smaller in size but just as functional as modern designs. And sometimes even more so, because the army mount pipes popular in the WWI era were designed to be taken apart while still hot and stowed disassembled in a pocket. Try that with a regular pipe and you're going to get a cracked stem (ask me how I know...)

Don't be afraid to use your pipes while /out/ guys. They're not fragile bits of priceless glass. They're tools, and durable. And like all tools their value comes from their utility.
Meerschaum is weatherproof and won't warp or deform in high humidity environments. Briar is nearly fireproof and very abrasion resistant. Corncobs are light and very tolerant of abuse-if one goes swimming, just set it out in the sun to dry, no harm done. All are more durable than cigars or cigarettes, yet still light and don't take up much space.

The chipped and dirty $7 cob you take everywhere with you and smoke all of the time is a much more integral part of your life than a pristine, $600 custom carved meerschaum that sits on your shelf just looking like it belongs in a museum.

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What should i smoke in these cobbits?

>>1042917
Whatever you want. Cobs work with everything.

That said, they sing when you smoke burley blends in them. I was enjoying some Carter Hall in my cob today while fishing. That's a nice combination.

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>>1042996
>they sing when you smoke burley blends in them
shut the fuck up with this cringey shit

>>1042998
Try it.
It's cheap and you'll understand.

>>1042999
I do smoke burleys, you idiot. I'm talking about talking about pipes in such a fedora tipping way. You aren't enlightened, there's nothing romantic about pipe smoking, size does matter, everyone is laughing behind your back, etc.

>>1043000
Never said I was.
Have fun projecting your sadness and failure.

>>1042996
That's usually what i smoke in my cobs. I loaded the small one with some half & half, was pretty good

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i know you hate stoners and all that shit, but say, would there be any problem with the pipe if instead of tobbaco i used something else? clogging or something else wink wink nudge nudge...

>(pic related, always wanted a corn cob pipe, but i hate tobacco)

>>1043005
>heh, i'll use the projecting defense. that'll show him
you're a faggot. i can tell by your posts in all the threads. you always use cringey language when talking about pipe smoking. you act like a font of knowledge on the subject but you aren't. you're a tripfag in all but name and you've yet to even post a picture of you doing anything /out/ with a pipe. you're a fucking poser

>>1043008
Yes I have. Lots of times.

I bet you feel all big and grown up now that you've told me off. Let us know how that changes your life when you finally get one.

>>1043007
Don't smoke weed out of tobacco pipes. It damages them quicker than tobacco and permanently ruins the flavor of the pipe.
Glass pipes are for dope. Please don't cause tobacco pipes to be affiliated with pot.

That said, those tobacco free herbal stuff mentioned >>1031746 would be fine

NEW THREAD UP

>>1043009
>>1043009
>>1043009

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First time here on /out/. Didn't think there'd be a smoking thread here, but as mentioned somewhere above, smoking has somewhat become an /out/door activity.
Thanks to the kindly anon who redirected me here from /ck/ when I posted pic related in a smoking thread.
Is this thread a fairly regular occurrence?

>>1042370
>>1042467
I'm a bit younger and I frequent older pubs so it's always funny when I get to know older drinkers when they ask me if I can read the names off the draft handles.
Of course they have better stories as they have actual life experiences already as opposed to being in school and getting into shenanigans.
Not that hearing a 60 year old tell you about his shenanigans isn't the best.

>>1043007
It's going to be a pain. The resin will build up and be harder to deal with on wood than glass.
The other poster is right but I would like to add that corn cob pipes are cheap.
Weed will make it taste different, and a previously owned pipe might not work as well since tobacco flavor will mix in.

If you want buy a cheap new corn cob from a drug store or online that's not a terrible waste of money. Get pipe cleaners and after smoking out of it for a short while you will probably use it sparingly compared to glass, which isn't a terrible thing.
Would recommend not putting it for sale as tobacco pipe smokers wouldn't like it.
This shouldn't be a big deal though if you tell someone up front or just keep/throw away the pipe as it such a cheap corn cob anyway.