
Canadian, Lumberman, Lovat, Liverpool
These four classical shapes are very similar and often confused. They all have straight long shank, short stem and billiard bowl. The differences are in the shapes of shank and stem.
Length | Weight | Chamber |
---|---|---|
140 mm | 41 g | 20x38 mm |
Shape: | billiard |
Finish: | Smooth |
Grade: | ccc |
Briar: | Italy |
Stem: | Ebonite |
Cone: | Ebonite |
This is my 262nd smoking pipe.
Canadian, Lumberman, Lovat, Liverpool
These four classical shapes are very similar and often confused. They all have straight long shank, short stem and billiard bowl. The differences are in the shapes of shank and stem.
Billiard is the most classical pipe shape. Billiard's stem and mouthpiece look like a billiard cue. The bowl is almost cylindrical with almost 90° angle.
Smooth pipes — pipes with smooth finish — sanded and polished pipes.
Ebonite (vulcanite) stem is more soft and comfortable for teeth, than acrylic. So I prefer to use ebonite in pipes, which are short and light enough for smoking in teeth.
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