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This is what the beginnings of briar burnout looks like.
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<blockquote data-quote="Kyle Weiss" data-source="post: 389926" data-attributes="member: 1969"><p>Dave: No-can-do in this case. There's so little material between the base of the tobacco chamber and outer curve of the bottom of the bowl, nothing to grip/wedge a fix. It's partly design, partly manufacturing flaw. I'm sure some kind of fix could be attempted, but to be honest, I'd bet money it wouldn't hold. </p><p></p><p>E-man: I've never done any extensive cleaning before a mud-patch. Have one in a soft spot on a morta pipe that you can't even tell is there, and all of my non-plug cobs get one layer, and withstand all the torture and abuse that goes along with it. Ain't no thang, just good cigar ash and mixing the stuff just right. Any failed pipe muddings have been due to too little/too much water. It's kind of a learn-as-you-go thing. </p><p></p><p>8)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kyle Weiss, post: 389926, member: 1969"] Dave: No-can-do in this case. There's so little material between the base of the tobacco chamber and outer curve of the bottom of the bowl, nothing to grip/wedge a fix. It's partly design, partly manufacturing flaw. I'm sure some kind of fix could be attempted, but to be honest, I'd bet money it wouldn't hold. E-man: I've never done any extensive cleaning before a mud-patch. Have one in a soft spot on a morta pipe that you can't even tell is there, and all of my non-plug cobs get one layer, and withstand all the torture and abuse that goes along with it. Ain't no thang, just good cigar ash and mixing the stuff just right. Any failed pipe muddings have been due to too little/too much water. It's kind of a learn-as-you-go thing. 8) [/QUOTE]
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