One of my Dunhill innertube patent pipes has a really open draw without tube inside. I'm thinking that the tube that's missing will do just the trick. Anyone have experience with Dunhills with/without tube? Also, anyone have one or know where I can find those? This is strictly to tighten up the draw.
Anyone have Dunhill innertubes?
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Dunhill Replacement Pipe Inner Tube 4-pack #PA3104
Dunhill Pipes - 100 years making the finest pipes. Handmade in England. Pipes types include Root, Bruyere, Rubybark, Cumberland, Shell Briar among others.
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Out of stock. I already tried to get them from Dunhill. Everywhere seems to always be out of stock.Dunhill Replacement Pipe Inner Tube 4-pack #PA3104
Dunhill Pipes - 100 years making the finest pipes. Handmade in England. Pipes types include Root, Bruyere, Rubybark, Cumberland, Shell Briar among others.
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They are pretty easy to make, you can get the tube at the hardware store. Just cut it at a 45d angle at the length you need.
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Alternatively you could pay much more for a vintage tube in the original package
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It's in French and Euros...I'm in the States with no other options after checkout.Dunhill Inner Tube pipe (x1)
The tube filter, adapted to Dunhill's straight pipes The possibility to clean it easily (and therefore reuse it) The guarantee of keeping your Dunhill pipe clean longer
I may go with this option, thanks. Says .45mm thick for. I wonder the thickness of Dunhills?
About the same if I recall, that gives you a bore of 2.1mm.
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I love my slightly tight British draws, I bet the tube will make a difference. I might have a cast off in my repair drawer of orphan parts. I'll check tonight.
They had 8 of them in stock I bought them all, wanna buy one for $32 bucks just let me know
Just kidding but they are in stock and the shipping is only slightly more than the tube cost. Me personally i would just go with this choice if no one here has one.
I find the restricted draw of the tube to be unpleasant. And it doesn't really help keep the draft hole clean. But, to each his own.
Not a fan either but if i had to chose i would take the tube (phrasing) over a stinger, stingers are horrible to me and a pain in the ass to clean them out, at least with a pipe cleaner .. i guess the hot water method would work better for those but i'd rather just stay clear of them.
I can see what you guys are saying and normally wouldn’t be interested in something like this, but this particular pipe needs one. I've tried packing tight and all different ways, it's just too open. I have to huff it and it just isn't right and proper.
Sorry,all I had in my box of odds & ends were some miscellaneous stingers, no straight tubes
Patent#417574/34. I don't believe so. Inner tube with spring flange? Is that the ones with a disk around them?
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