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<blockquote data-quote="juanmedusa" data-source="post: 382648" data-attributes="member: 3173"><p>I had a freehand pipe I got new and smoked a couple times. It developed a hot spot almost instantly even with slow smoking and it blackened a bit right there on the exterior. I quit smoking it. It depressed me. I still have it in a drawer somewhere and always think I'll cut through it to see if it was too thin or had a void but I never remember to when I'm doing projects. I would likely give up on any pipe before I was able to smoke a whole in it like the one in the original post.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="juanmedusa, post: 382648, member: 3173"] I had a freehand pipe I got new and smoked a couple times. It developed a hot spot almost instantly even with slow smoking and it blackened a bit right there on the exterior. I quit smoking it. It depressed me. I still have it in a drawer somewhere and always think I'll cut through it to see if it was too thin or had a void but I never remember to when I'm doing projects. I would likely give up on any pipe before I was able to smoke a whole in it like the one in the original post. [/QUOTE]
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