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<blockquote data-quote="Dock" data-source="post: 57004" data-attributes="member: 33"><p>Gentle reaming is fine with something like a British Butner. I use one on my big money pipes and my Stans with no problems. For more aggresive reaming of high grades I SERIOUSLY RECOMMEND THAT YOU SEND IT TO A SKILLED PIPE REPAIRMAN! If George aka LL chimes in on this I'm 100% sure he'll agree with me and not just cause he's a skilled repairman! :cheers:</p><p></p><p>I've seen far too many great pipes "f'd up by inexperienced hands using sharp tools on gentle wood! When in doubt, send it out!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dock, post: 57004, member: 33"] Gentle reaming is fine with something like a British Butner. I use one on my big money pipes and my Stans with no problems. For more aggresive reaming of high grades I SERIOUSLY RECOMMEND THAT YOU SEND IT TO A SKILLED PIPE REPAIRMAN! If George aka LL chimes in on this I'm 100% sure he'll agree with me and not just cause he's a skilled repairman! :cheers: I've seen far too many great pipes "f'd up by inexperienced hands using sharp tools on gentle wood! When in doubt, send it out! [/QUOTE]
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