Love your vids man, keep them coming. Very soothing and informative. Your character as a man comes through and commands my respect and belief in what you say. It's obvious you are genuine. It's like you are my first smoking buddy. Thanks!
Jack Daniels - When I started my channel I had 3 criteria; 1. To provide solid information through my own experiences, and research of topics I had not experienced. 2. Keep the videos short (under 15 minuets) so as not to put undue stress on the attention span. 3. Get to the point and get out, my channel is more of a teaching style channel, most people want to learn what I have to teach them, so I try to get to the point discuss the point, then end the video, not hear how my day went, or how my boss has been riding me all day. There are that style of video out there, and if that's what you like, they are easily found, that's just not my style. I am glad you find my videos helpful, and I hope to be doing them for a long time to come. 😃😃😃
Hello. I am living in Belgium (Europe) and I like your videos very much (I starting smoking pipes when I was 16 and now we are 40 years later !). I like a lot of american tobaccos (with the new laws I have a huge tobacco cellar). l like GL Pease tobaccos very much, specialy Westminster, Quiet Nights, Maltese Falcon and Gaslight. If it is possible for you to make videos on these tobaccos and other created in the USA I will be a happy man. Thank you very much for all you are doing for the pipesmokers ! Xavier.
I think I have my own troll groupies, 5 minuets after one of my videos is finished uploading I get 7 thumbs down, so I guess you're right, I'm I Rock Star. 😃😃😃
I want to take a moment and thank you for your work Mr. Muttonchop Piper. Your videos are a joy to watch. They are made with such care, detail and patience there's an artistic quality to them and always organized. How little things matter so much, this particular video is an example. I have been smoking pipes on and off since 2008 and now with the help of your videos the experience has dramatically improved in a matter of days. You do not only look like a rockstar, you are a rock star and once again thank you. (you are to pipes what ralfy is to whisky)
Thank you my friend although I don't know if I deserve such high praise, I feel it's important to create an atmosphere of quality, interesting and relevant content, I hope I have come close to both. 😃😃😃😃
Coming across your page as a new pipe smoker is the best thing I could have done, answering questions I didn’t even know I had yet, excellent mate, thank you from Australia 🇦🇺
Hey Muttnchop question for you. I am having a problem with my pipe burning hot and tasting like ash on the last 1/4 of the bowl. You have any suggestions on how to correct this? Thanks in advance for any help you can give.
Just discovered your channel last week, when I decided to pick up piping again. You taught me so much in a few videos. Pipe smoking has become a very relaxing and rewarding experience to me now. Thanks for the advice!
How about a video devoted to "The Bottom of the Bowl? Getting the most flavor, reducing that ashy taste, keeping it lit, knowing when to stop. Thanks for advice and encouragement, Muttnchop.
Thanks for your videos i will begin my pipe adventure this week your videos are awesome keep em coming by the way your mason jar rack looks awesome did you make it or buy it im trying to find something similar
Been watching your videos for awhile now, always enjoy them and always find usefulness out of every one. Than You for your content! I also have discovered many people so far in the YTPC and there is a question that has been on my mind. When we are out and about, what is the best method for cleaning the tamper end and poker on the pipe tool? I am curious about those 2 as they are the most often used out of the 3 on the tool. I find myself taking the tamper and wiping it off on my pant leg before placing in my pocket, then look down and there is a dot of ash on my pant leg. Not nice to look at when where khaki pants or black uniform pants like I do. Let me know if you have input!!! Thank You
This was the 1st video I've found that actually told me what that part of the tool was for and didn't say, "If it's too tight, just dump it out.". Thank you MuttnChop, I hope you're doing well!!
Having my first proper attempt at pipe smoking, watched the first 6 or videos on the channel to learn and started getting the hang of it but couldn't keep a light till I watched this video, followed the instructions in the video and it all clicked into rhythm 😀
There is no real way to control that, if you live in a region that is prone to high humidity, it may take longer for your pipe to dry out then if you live in a more dry climate
@@MuttnchopPiper Thanks for the swift reply, appreciate it! I live in a very humid country, but I have boveda humidity packs, whuch I plan to use by storing those and my pipes in an air tight container. So about what humidity should those packs be at? Thanks again!
The Bob Ross of the art of pipe smoking tutorials. The “breath method” video completely changed my pipe smoking experience, for the better of course. Thank you for all the instruction!
Thanks for the info Chris and being detailed, saying that what you try to like your pipe goes out after a few puffs. Because that's the exact problem I have as I'm trying to learn to smoke my pipe. So imma definitely try this. The funny thing is I knew what the spike is for on the Czech tool is made just for that lol Have a good one Anthony ✌️🔥💨😊
Cannot thank you enough for passing on your knowledge. Long time cigar smoker but came across your videos and was convinced pipe smoking was a better fit for me on a regular basis. Bought first pipe a couple months ago and I’m up to 7 now. I’ve now slowed down on buying to focus on learning more nuances of the hobby and to develop my preferences on pipe shapes/tobacco blends. Looking forward to your future videos.
I am trying to break in a Missouri Meerschaum maple pipe, do you have any pointers for a pipe like this? It's not a corncob pipe or briar and I wondered if there are special procedures given that it is less durable than briar.
Michael Driggers - I don’t think so, it should behave like a Briar, but I have to admit I have never smoked a pipe like this, so I may not be the best person to guide you, but my suspicion is it’s will be like breaking in a Briar pipe. 👍👍👍
how about another kinda odd thing I've never herd anyone mention, where you kinda tap on the top of a pipe with 1 or 2 fingers (whatever is needed to make a slight seal). Lately I've found it really helps bring the ash to the top and cool is slightly. the only downside is I feel slightly silly basically spanking my pipe when it's acting badly :P
Love your vids man, keep them coming. Very soothing and informative. Your character as a man comes through and commands my respect and belief in what you say. It's obvious you are genuine. It's like you are my first smoking buddy. Thanks!
Brent Richards - that is so kind of you to say, and I appreciate you watching my videos. 👍👍👍
Your videos are super helpful buddy. It's my nightly ritual before bed. Perfect info and knowledge for any new comer.
Jack Daniels - When I started my channel I had 3 criteria; 1. To provide solid information through my own experiences, and research of topics I had not experienced. 2. Keep the videos short (under 15 minuets) so as not to put undue stress on the attention span. 3. Get to the point and get out, my channel is more of a teaching style channel, most people want to learn what I have to teach them, so I try to get to the point discuss the point, then end the video, not hear how my day went, or how my boss has been riding me all day. There are that style of video out there, and if that's what you like, they are easily found, that's just not my style. I am glad you find my videos helpful, and I hope to be doing them for a long time to come. 😃😃😃
Muttnchop Piper
Please come back and do more videos please!
Hello. I am living in Belgium (Europe) and I like your videos very much (I starting smoking pipes when I was 16 and now we are 40 years later !). I like a lot of american tobaccos (with the new laws I have a huge tobacco cellar). l like GL Pease tobaccos very much, specialy Westminster, Quiet Nights, Maltese Falcon and Gaslight. If it is possible for you to make videos on these tobaccos and other created in the USA I will be a happy man. Thank you very much for all you are doing for the pipesmokers ! Xavier.
the guy who gave you a thumb down wasn't happy with the way that lady was looking at him, probably spooked him
I think I have my own troll groupies, 5 minuets after one of my videos is finished uploading I get 7 thumbs down, so I guess you're right, I'm I Rock Star. 😃😃😃
Even Mother Theresa would have her own trolls. 😏
A nickels worth of free advice, Thanks
No wonder...thank you for the video. I learned something important.
You have been a huge influence on my formative piping. Thank you for your information and your dignified manner.
Michel Baruch MKE - Your welcome my friend, and thank you for your kind words. 👍👍👍
I want to take a moment and thank you for your work Mr. Muttonchop Piper. Your videos are a joy to watch. They are made with such care, detail and patience there's an artistic quality to them and always organized. How little things matter so much, this particular video is an example. I have been smoking pipes on and off since 2008 and now with the help of your videos the experience has dramatically improved in a matter of days. You do not only look like a rockstar, you are a rock star and once again thank you. (you are to pipes what ralfy is to whisky)
Thank you my friend although I don't know if I deserve such high praise, I feel it's important to create an atmosphere of quality, interesting and relevant content, I hope I have come close to both. 😃😃😃😃
pretty darn close
Eventually you will get the feel for packing and tamping your pipe. I have used a spent .308 round and a paperclip when I was without a Czech tool.
Michael Driggers - Great Suggestion, and guidance my friend. 👍👍👍
Coming across your page as a new pipe smoker is the best thing I could have done, answering questions I didn’t even know I had yet, excellent mate, thank you from Australia 🇦🇺
I hope you bring back blend club someday chop. Hope you’re doing well. Be nice to see ya in a new video.
Well damn. That’s what’s been happening to me lately. Thanks for the tip
Thanks Chris, I just forgot about this aerate method, thanks for reminding, Paul
Pablo The Scandinavian you're welcome my friend. 😃😃😃
Thanks MC! Really enjoyed with my HH Mature Va this morning
Thank you for being honest with your "mistakes"!
You're doing real for a pipers channel, fantastic 😊
Thanks so much for this tip!! This and your advice on tamping finally got me further down the bowl. Much appreciated!! Aloha!
kds471 - Glad I could help. 👍👍👍
Great video as usual, your pipe in the video? I like it.
Man, I am sure glad that you did this video. Thanks
Ran into this scenario tonight. These videos have been very helpful in getting started. Thanks! ~Mark
Hoosier Hares & Homestead - I am glad they are helping out. 👍👍👍
Hey mutt filter great for that ash collection
Hey Muttnchop question for you. I am having a problem with my pipe burning hot and tasting like ash on the last 1/4 of the bowl. You have any suggestions on how to correct this? Thanks in advance for any help you can give.
Kris Syxx - check out my video Ash, Ash, and more Ash, give this a try and see if it helps. 👍👍👍
Muttnchop Piper thanks I found that video after I asked you. it did help a lot.
Great advice. Thanks.
I thought I watched all the videos you had and yet here I am on my day off still learning more about this fascinating hobby.
Thank you sir!! 😊
Steven Codding - You bet my friend, and thanks for spending your day off with me. 👍👍👍
How do I subscribe?
Very useful.
I'm glad for this.
Thanks.
mehmet haydar - you're welcome my friend. 👍👍👍
Excellent topic
Muttnchop just was curios have you tried the lane ready rubbed tobacco yet if so let me know if it was worth it. Thanks have a great Thanksgiving.
Just discovered your channel last week, when I decided to pick up piping again. You taught me so much in a few videos. Pipe smoking has become a very relaxing and rewarding experience to me now. Thanks for the advice!
Just finished my first pipe smoking session and I was doing this exactly the wrong way, thanks for setting me straight! Just subbed a minute ago
Thanks for your videos i begin my pipe journey this week btw where did you get your mason jar rack i love that
How about a video devoted to "The Bottom of the Bowl? Getting the most flavor, reducing that ashy taste, keeping it lit, knowing when to stop. Thanks for advice and encouragement, Muttnchop.
i love you!
Thanks for your videos i will begin my pipe adventure this week your videos are awesome keep em coming by the way your mason jar rack looks awesome did you make it or buy it im trying to find something similar
Keep the videos coming very very helpful and informative
Been watching your videos for awhile now, always enjoy them and always find usefulness out of every one. Than You for your content!
I also have discovered many people so far in the YTPC and there is a question that has been on my mind.
When we are out and about, what is the best method for cleaning the tamper end and poker on the pipe tool? I am curious about those 2 as they are the most often used out of the 3 on the tool.
I find myself taking the tamper and wiping it off on my pant leg before placing in my pocket, then look down and there is a dot of ash on my pant leg. Not nice to look at when where khaki pants or black uniform pants like I do.
Let me know if you have input!!! Thank You
This was the 1st video I've found that actually told me what that part of the tool was for and didn't say, "If it's too tight, just dump it out.". Thank you MuttnChop, I hope you're doing well!!
Hey muttenchop piper do you use pipe screens?
No, it's just one more thing you have to clean.
Having my first proper attempt at pipe smoking, watched the first 6 or videos on the channel to learn and started getting the hang of it but couldn't keep a light till I watched this video, followed the instructions in the video and it all clicked into rhythm 😀
Mutton Chop, at bout what range of temperatures and humidity should a pipe be left to dry in(after smoking)?
There is no real way to control that, if you live in a region that is prone to high humidity, it may take longer for your pipe to dry out then if you live in a more dry climate
@@MuttnchopPiper Thanks for the swift reply, appreciate it! I live in a very humid country, but I have boveda humidity packs, whuch I plan to use by storing those and my pipes in an air tight container. So about what humidity should those packs be at? Thanks again!
Good infomation
Was having this exact issue on my 2nd smoke ever and this tip helped a ton. Thank you for all the tips and tricks to get into this great hobby
I feel we need some easy terms for the "unburnt tobacco" and the "burnt tobacco" :)
Very informative.
Thanks 😃
so here I am watching and three years later after this video you have 26K Subscribers. Congrats
mrairborneranger87 - Amazing, i am truly at a loss why, but I must be doing something right. 👍👍👍
The Bob Ross of the art of pipe smoking tutorials. The “breath method” video completely changed my pipe smoking experience, for the better of course. Thank you for all the instruction!
Paul 'Pauli' Simoneau - I’ll accept the comparison, now to start working on my Afro. Lol, lol. The breathe method did the same for me. 👍👍👍
Thanks for the info Chris and being detailed, saying that what you try to like your pipe goes out after a few puffs. Because that's the exact problem I have as I'm trying to learn to smoke my pipe. So imma definitely try this. The funny thing is I knew what the spike is for on the Czech tool is made just for that lol
Have a good one Anthony ✌️🔥💨😊
You're welcome my friend. 👍👍👍😃
I found you by accident a while ago, I know watch your video's every night while I smoke my pipe. Keep up the good work.
Jake1999 - you bet my friend, thanks for watching. 👍👍👍
I've just stirred the tobacco around, making it less pleasant and sometimes making a mess. I'll definitely try this next time, thanks for the tip!
You are welcome my friend. 😃😃😃
Cannot thank you enough for passing on your knowledge. Long time cigar smoker but came across your videos and was convinced pipe smoking was a better fit for me on a regular basis. Bought first pipe a couple months ago and I’m up to 7 now. I’ve now slowed down on buying to focus on learning more nuances of the hobby and to develop my preferences on pipe shapes/tobacco blends. Looking forward to your future videos.
Jb07 -You are welcome my friend, am glad you are enjoying the hobby, sounds like you are well on your way. 👍👍👍
I am trying to break in a Missouri Meerschaum maple pipe, do you have any pointers for a pipe like this? It's not a corncob pipe or briar and I wondered if there are special procedures given that it is less durable than briar.
Michael Driggers - I don’t think so, it should behave like a Briar, but I have to admit I have never smoked a pipe like this, so I may not be the best person to guide you, but my suspicion is it’s will be like breaking in a Briar pipe. 👍👍👍
@@MuttnchopPiper thank you!
heh, I was doing this sometimes anyways but wasn't sure it was a good thing to be doing since I'd never herd anyone talk about it. good video.
king james488 - Thank you my friend. 👍👍👍
how about another kinda odd thing I've never herd anyone mention, where you kinda tap on the top of a pipe with 1 or 2 fingers (whatever is needed to make a slight seal). Lately I've found it really helps bring the ash to the top and cool is slightly. the only downside is I feel slightly silly basically spanking my pipe when it's acting badly :P
Thank you
Steve Maslin - You bet my friend. 👍👍👍