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greggors

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Oct 5, 2010
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Wow I must have had a brain fart, didn't even think of ebay... thanks for the links lonestar :)
as far as the glazing on the ends I'm not sure it it would hold up to being placed into a fireplace ( which completely cleans them out and makes them like new again) I haven't had a problem with the stem sticking with my short clay, probably because my lips don't dry out easily.

 

dukdalf

Starting to Get Obsessed
Aug 24, 2011
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The company 7thearl refers to has been making clays for centuries. BTW, it's not glazing on the end but rather a kind of artificial beeswax. It won't stand up to fire, but you only need to burnish the kettle if you should want to restore it to its original white, not the entire pipe. The price of 10 euro (app. US$ 13,50) is realistic. Far more realistic than the 40 dollars mentioned in the original post.

 

buster

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Sep 1, 2011
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Crazy Crow has a nine inch clay for $12.95
http://www.crazycrow.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=CCTP&Product_Code=4620-403-010&Category_Code=833-000-000

 

7thearl

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Jan 23, 2012
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I have the 40cm bent and the 50 cm straight Dutch from RG.

The bowls are huge the 50cm is better as there is no glazing and the draw is easier too.

The 40cm bent has some draw issues because of it being bent. but still smokes great!

 
Jul 12, 2011
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Got mine from http://www.pipeshoppe.com/index.php - two for $20.

The 7" Dutch Gouda model; fantastic smoker, can't beat the price and

can't be beat for sip'in new bacci/old favs....just don't touch that bowl while

it is fired up ;-)

 
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