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<blockquote data-quote="Zeno Marx" data-source="post: 564314" data-attributes="member: 1211"><p>Right on. Most of my pipes have lucite bits, so I haven't had a lot of practice with vulcanite lately, and back when I worked in shops, we only used buffing wheels. My mentor only used a buffing wheel, and anyone from our local group of smokers went to him for detailing. He was very good with the buffing wheel. You know what you learn. None of the little tricks we now discuss were out in the open. It's the darn double comfort ridges that have me avoiding the buffing wheel now.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Zeno Marx, post: 564314, member: 1211"] Right on. Most of my pipes have lucite bits, so I haven't had a lot of practice with vulcanite lately, and back when I worked in shops, we only used buffing wheels. My mentor only used a buffing wheel, and anyone from our local group of smokers went to him for detailing. He was very good with the buffing wheel. You know what you learn. None of the little tricks we now discuss were out in the open. It's the darn double comfort ridges that have me avoiding the buffing wheel now. [/QUOTE]
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