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Straighrgrains Ain't What They Used To Be!
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<blockquote data-quote="happypipester" data-source="post: 90144" data-attributes="member: 837"><p>I'm guessing there are a lot of factors that play into why getting a high-quality straightgrain is so difficult, but personally I don't really find straightgrains as attractive as a lot of people do... or, perhaps a better way of saying that is, I just don't think that a pipe has to be a straightgrain to be an aesthetically pleasing pipe, and certainly not to be an amazing smoker. While I do find myself looking at straightgrains, I often find that I prefer the look of nice sandblasts, rusticated pipes, etc. </p><p></p><p>Just my 2 cents! :tongue:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="happypipester, post: 90144, member: 837"] I'm guessing there are a lot of factors that play into why getting a high-quality straightgrain is so difficult, but personally I don't really find straightgrains as attractive as a lot of people do... or, perhaps a better way of saying that is, I just don't think that a pipe has to be a straightgrain to be an aesthetically pleasing pipe, and certainly not to be an amazing smoker. While I do find myself looking at straightgrains, I often find that I prefer the look of nice sandblasts, rusticated pipes, etc. Just my 2 cents! :tongue: [/QUOTE]
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