Show them to me, pipes that is!

[jkstewart1]

SeeingRed, that's a great volcano you have there. Who produced that one?

[SeeingRed13]

Originally Posted by jkstewart1

SeeingRed, that's a great volcano you have there. Who produced that one?

John, believe it or not, it's a Brebbia. I got it b/c I'd never seen another like it - plus, I'd always wanted a volcano. It was a "win-win," in corporate-speak

Only thing that's a bit bothersome about it is the stem is a little looser fitting than I'd prefer. Anyone have easy solutions for such things?

[cp478]

Originally Posted by SeeingRed13

John, believe it or not, it's a Brebbia. I got it b/c I'd never seen another like it - plus, I'd always wanted a volcano. It was a "win-win," in corporate-speak

Only thing that's a bit bothersome about it is the stem is a little looser fitting than I'd prefer. Anyone have easy solutions for such things?

I would send it to a professional.
If it was cheap or i didnt care about it i would do it myself.
Its obviously not cheap and you obviously care about it.

[cp478]

Originally Posted by SeeingRed13

John, believe it or not, it's a Brebbia. I got it b/c I'd never seen another like it - plus, I'd always wanted a volcano. It was a "win-win," in corporate-speak

Only thing that's a bit bothersome about it is the stem is a little looser fitting than I'd prefer. Anyone have easy solutions for such things?

http://www.pipetips.com/2007/12/how-...m-of-pipe.html
That link explains a few methods to fix problem!