How to Remove Carbon Cake
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- Опубліковано 25 лип 2021
- In this video, we look at how we get carbon cake and what method I use to remove it when excess builds up.
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“Welcome back youtube pipe smokers!”
One of the best openings of all time.
AGREED!! SO glad to hear that again.
This man taught Gandalf how to smoke pipe-weed
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That is a high honor, indeed!
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Just want to say it again: Glad you’re back Muttonchop!
So glad you're back! My grandfather was a pipe smoker but he passed away before I was born. I inherited his pipe collection a few years ago and I can't thank you enough for the knowledge you've passed on. You've helped grow a connection with my past and my family, it means the world to me. From mine to yours, happy piping!
Talk about an upgrade! The new logo is incredible.
Just got a notification that Muttnchop put out another video. My day instantly got better.
As a new 19 year old pipe smoker, you have made my experience so far easy, fun and most enjoyable, sir. Hats off to you and greetings from Ireland. Happy piping
88 brother
Great lesson Chris. Glad to see you chugging along (like a train reaching speed!) with your vids. They're always so relaxed and respect the viewer. A true gentleman.
I agree with you. I used to shake the ash in the bowl before emptying the pipe, but I found that the carbon cake formed was too fragile, and would come away in whole chunks. Just letting it build up naturally has worked well for me with all my pipes, and I would suggest doing it this way every time! Thanks for the video, Mutton!
I'm very happy to have posting videos again.
Welcome back Muttonchop! Thanks for all the lessons that your have taught about pipe smoke and thanks about general point of view that you have certain shared with us in all your videos. We are appreciated your existence & your kindness. Wish you blessed always!
Iam new here and I absolutely love your videos/ tutorials. I recently purchased a Pipe and some sampler packs of Aromatics with the guidance of your teachings and comments left by fellow subscribers. I also have stumbled across "George Bruno's" channel, and so far I have been enjoying Piping.
Thanks again Mutt-N-Chop Piper, I look forward to more of your video's.
By the way, I have yet to find the need to ream out the carbon cake from my bowl, but your Carbon Cake reamer kit looks like a sturdy set up!. 🇺🇸👍
To preface, my comment has nothing to do with this video. I started smoking a pipe a couple days ago. Your videos have been extremely helpful. I just had my first 100% enjoyable, frustration free smoke thanks to your advice.
Another well blended video full of tasty notes of knowledge. In my experience, the best way to build up carbon cake is just to keep smoking. Burley blends are also great for building up cake. To keep cake build up down, lightly scape the bowl out after every use. Been doing that for years now and have no need for a pipe reamer.
Thanks for sharing Chris. So glad to see you back in action!
Thank you for still making videos for us new pipe smokers. Hope the chops keep growing long and thick and youre doing well! Love from Idaho
Watched almost all of your videos before I took the dive. I started my first smoke with a cob because I wasn’t confident in the baskets I was offered.
I caved and bought a Rossi Rubino Antico (8404). I haven’t experienced any tongue bite. I’ve spent the last few weeks piping and listening to Merry and Pippin’s “The Friendship Onion” podcast. Highly recommend it.
Thanks for the education. I’ve enjoyed listening to you. Even if I don’t do this forever, you’ve made this experience everything. Thank you for that. 🤘🏻
Mr. Muttnchop,
Please accept my deep gratitude for your most generous efforts at improving the pipe smoking experience for thousands around the world. I'd come to pipe smoking from cigar smoking, been enjoying it now for several years. As a young kid - the 60's - I'd seen several older family and acquaintances smoking pipes. And when I picked it up, decades after their passing, I enjoyed it - most of the time - but always thinking in the back of my head... I think I'm doing this wrong, it's not the cadence I remember, this seems like a lot of hot steam. I'd been smoking my pipes like they were cigars, relighting frequently to maintain a cigarlike volume of smoke. Your tutorials on the "breathing method" have perfected my enjoyment and transported me back to my Grand Uncles hearth in Ballyhaunis, and their relaxed, seemingly endless bowls enjoyed in cracked and abused Shamrocks.
You are appreciated.
Kind Regards,
Gerry Birmingham
Woburn, MA
Your back 😄 have been thinking of taking up pipe smoking this year (primarily from your videos, and LOTR) and just ordered my first pipe, a Peterson standard smooth XL315 fishtail. Cannot wait, thanks for coming back to UA-cam from Australia 🇦🇺
So happy you're back!
Love your content.
Love to see you back chops I use my grandpa's old little springy cleaner that was a dollar sometime back in the day Those look great too and I'm sure all the new pipers are gonna love your stuff too
Great to see you back Chris👍 Your explanation and demonstration are easily understood. I’ve used both alternating between half and full bowls as well as smearing a minute coating of honey. Both have worked and I enjoy consistent smoke 💨 Thanks again for sharing, I only started back in May last year and your videos have been most helpful. All the best from Scotland 🏴 Garry
Great to see you back again and as always I enjoy your videos. You are a wealth of knowledge my friend. Take care until I see you again,Tommy
So glad to see you back here after a long period without videos! I was getting a little worried.
Welcome back!! I use a paper towel after every bowl full of wonderful smoke and it keeps the excess carbon down. Learned that from you my friend. But when I buy an estate pipe that has not been prepped I use the same tools as you use. Great video, thank you.
I'm 25 years old, used to smoke a pack a day of Marlboro Menthol.
I just bought my first corncob pipe last week and some War Horse Green, and I now only smoke 1 to 3 cigarettes a day.
I've gotten to a point where I prefer the pipe and only smoke cigs to ease my chemical addiction, and I'm glad to say I am very close to quitting them entirely.
I'd like to thank you, Muttnchop, for making it so easy for me to do it all properly, and being so wholesome and kind and transparent without any nonsense the entire time.
I'm glad you're back.
Every video of yours has been exceptionally helpful and instructive. Thank you so much for your efforts. This was a perfectly timed video for me to find… although I didn’t receive notification of it at the time of posting. I took up pipe smoking in December 2020. Prior to that I had rediscovered a collection of pipes from my late grandfather. None of my living relatives have any memory of Grandpa smoking a pipe. Thanks to your guidance I am working through cleaning and testing each pipe. Several have a thick carbon cake, but none of the cakes are intact. After a few experimental attempts to remove them, much remains because I was afraid of being too aggressive. A pocketknife is not something I would have considered using. I will take your advice and give it a try. Thanks again!
Im glad you're back I find your videos really informative.
Great video, Muttonchop! Never tire of the basic educational videos. Never hurts to revisit a subject. Best wishes.
None of my pipes have reached this stage yet. When the time comes now I will know what to do. Thanks all the helpful videos you put out.
Welcome back, excellent advice on reaming. Your four part reamer is one of the best I have found. The other design that I really like is the three sided blade reamer available from Phil Rivara, it seems to give me better control on shaping the cake exactly as I like it. Being in the retail pipe business you can imagine correctly that I have seen cake so thick that one cannot even fit your little finger into the opening. Of course as you also know if you let that cake build up to that extent you run the risk of cracking the bowl wide open as the cake expands at a different rate than the briar bowl interior. Great advice and again welcome back!. Keep puffin.
Great to see you back Mr. Mutt!
I'm a newbie as of 2021 working on a 7 day set, on day I'll get that much cake!
I always listen to your videos twice. Once for the info, then another time because somehow I find them very relaxing. 🙂
Oh and thanks for the tip! I own four pipes and am not a regular smoker, so the cake builds up pretty slowly. I did have to remove some recently on my two first pipes. I just used the scoop thing on a Czech tool… seemed to work fine! I was very careful and the cake didn’t chip. But… I’ll definitely look out for chipping next time, thanks to you! Although I can see how the tool you’re using is probably better to do a more “equalized” job.
Keep em coming and thanks again Chris!
I needed to see this video. In particular, I needed to hear that there's as much variation in people's carbon-cake build-up preferences as there are in pipe smokers and I need to find the level of build-up that works for me.
Also helpful is your explanation as to why, when I've reamed my pipes, parts of the cake I've so carefully built-up breaks off. I'm going to follow suit now and let the burning tobacco do the good work of protecting my pipe instead of adding ash to it to encourage cake growth.
Thank you, my friend. And happy piping!
I just smoke it then when the tobacco has been spent, I just stir it up with the created condensation and let it sit and cool then dump it out. I’ve found it also helps hold the flavor in the bowl as well…
It might seem like a heresy to some, but I usually stuff an alcohol-soaked tissue (the ones used for sterilizing injection sites) for an hour or so and then scrape the cake out with a Czech tool.
And yes, it sure is a joy to see you posting again. :)
I bought the tool after having watched your video. It works a treat 👍🏻 my pipes needed a deep clean so it’s job done. Thanks for all the precious advice for a novice pipe smoker like me. Keep up the good work please 😁😁
I didn't complete a week knowing your channel, and I think I've watched every video you've uploaded to the last minute.
Love your channel and you.
To your health
Thank you my friend.
Thanks for another easy-to-follow and extremely helpful tutorial! I was gifted a few old pipes from a family friend who quite smoking and they desperately need some carbon cake removal, so thanks again! I'm also really looking forward to being able to acquire a Muttnchp Piper official hat to wear when I smoke. Blessings!
I like using sandpaper wrapped around a cork. If its really bad I use a round file. Glad to have you back my brother!
Great to see you back brother. I have the same tools you got. I got it from pipes and cigars. God bless you brother
So glad you’re back!!!
Hey Muttonchop, I have three different reaming tools. I have the set you demonstrated, a senior pipe reaming tool and a Brigham pipe reamer. The latter two will adjust. First time I went to use the reamer was a scary thought. Worried about ruining the pipe. Now I think of it as a part of the pipe cleaning process when necessary. Good to see you on again. Have a nice evening.
It literally makes my day seeing your videos so glad your back Devil Dog happy piping
Be real careful with the bottom of the bowl with those blades cause over time you will thin it out like I did!
I’ve got that exact set and love it! Very cool, Chris, thanks for this video!! :)
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I'm just messing around, but in my mind I just call him Muttonchop Piper haha, always taken aback when I see his name used.
@@jetjazz05 Haha, yeah Jesse I hear you! Stop by sometime to get to know me more if you wish! :) Cheers
I've always wondered what the secret of these tools was!
Good stuff Chris. I'm relatively new to pipe smoking and I generally clean my pipe after it cools down after every smoke but I have invested in a set of those reamers and I have used the same process.
This is Masih from Iran. I really missed your videos, good to see you doing videos again.
I enjoy your videos. I really enjoy all your stories. Hope you keep them coming. Great to see you on here again.
Thanks for the advice chop. It is very useful to us newer ones. My previous plan was just getting another pipe once one got too thick!
Glad you put out a video on this topic!
Thank you from Sevilla. You always give me very good advice.
I hope to see you many years.
Greetings from Spain.
Enjoyed the teaching video Thanks! I am so glad you are back.
Thank you! I always enjoy your videos!
My day just got better; thank you
I just got to know this channel with the first video starting off with you just smoking a pipe on your chair watching tv, and now I don't ever wanna stop watching your videos. 21 years old, but I like this content
Thank you my friend, I appreciate it
Damn it's good to have you back!
One of your vids came up on my recommendations 2 months ago and got me interested since ive quit cigarettes and cigars take up a bit too much time even though I got a day off. Long story short got 2 pipes from MM and just ordered a dwarf cobbit and now Im going through your vids for tips to make my pipe smoking experience better. Im glad your vid about corncobs hooked me into pipe smoking and now im eyeing a Dr Grabow Briar.
Thanks for the video! really helpful ! really enjoying your content!
Excellent video! Very professional like usual! Keep it up!👍🏻🙏🏻
Great vid Chris. Thanks a lot. Have a great week.
Keep’em coming Muttnchop! You’re my favorite YTPC contributor! I love everything about your videos!
HE'S BACK!
Thank you Chris, perfect video.
Excellent as always!
Hello Mutton Chop, I say am looking forward to the JM Boswell Blend for 2022. I use honey to establish initial carbon cake, and then being a woodworker and model maker, I use my Dremel sanding drum to quickly cutaway the excess. I’m blessed with a controlled hand so I can get to it pretty good. Please keep up your inspirational words of wisdom and encouragement!
Sooo stoked to see a new Muttonchop vid👍👍
Very interesting topic and information. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the video. Very informative as always.
Great stuff and very informative, keep em comin!
Thank you for the tip. Would like to see more tobacco reviews. I like orientals, English, latakia, perique
Great videos, otgers describe and rush it but I really like the time you take making videos, slow and calm like smoking pipes, happy piping sir
First off... great to have you back, and great video. I've looked at this cutter set... but most of my briars have tapered, Dublin style bowls. Any recommendations?
The king is back
I was taught the honey technique when I first picked up a pipe as a 20-year-old , and I always liked it because the first few smokes were sweeter. I have not noticed tear out but have been moving away from this technique because I hear so many people do.
For years, I just used the spoon to clear the excess cake, so maybe it happened, and I wasn't experienced enough to notice.
I use this exact cutting system. Works great
I found an old rotary rasp at home and it works well enough for me. Put in in a tap chuck and T handle I had. Was just about the right size too. I have a cheap pipe.
I have the same Savinelli pipe myself! great pipe!
Great video
Thanks for sharing
I use the pen knife method
It works for me 👌
Great video! Thanks!
👍👍👍👍👍Thanks Muttonchop, great topic.
Love the new opening
Another good one!
I got the same pipe,not only do they look fantastic there definitely one of the best for clenching and easy on the teeth. Excellent line by Savinelli. Thanks for the vid MC
what kind of Pipe is that?
@@pv9164 Savinelli Porto Cervo 122 rusticated
Another great video! You are a treasure…
Hello!!! Really glad to see you back!!
I have a question: I got 2 pipes Butz Choquin form my grandfather. They both came with the rim and top already burned. Is there anything I can do?
Thank you very much!
Happy piping
I was seriously just about to take all of the carbon out of my pipes with a reamer attachment on my drill. Now I definitely will not be doing that 😂. I'm one of those folks who have been smoking a pipe for a while but I don't have any friends who are pipe smokers. Thank you for the information
Thanks for the video. I have pipes that need carbon cake removed, but a bit scared that I might mess up the pipes in some way. I have one of the senior reamers. The big silver looking thing that is adjustable and has a drill bit that unscrews on the top. My 320 pipe comes to mind that I can barely fit tobacco in it.
Another great video!
Thanks for another great lesson. Welcome back muttonchop!!!
Missed seeing your face in the video. Stay well sir, God bless you.
I use the honey method. Thin coat of honey with the ash and char of a smoke added, shaken around, etc.. Seems to work quite well for me, several pipes, no problems.
Great video as always...
Dear Muttnchop Piper,
First of all thank you for your videos! They have helped my in so many ways.
I am not aware if you read the comments but I had a burning question and I thought I give it a shot.
In one of your previous videos you talked about that when you here a "gulping" sound when smoking your pipe you need to put a pipecleaner as quickly as possible before the tabacco leaves a sour taste. My question with this is how do you do that with a filter in your pipe? I know you also use pipefilters but I am curious how you handle that kind of situations.
Thank you for your content!
Good job sir
Could you do an update on your meershuam pipe please? Thank you.
I prefer the Senior pipe reamer to the T-handle or the blade/knife.
It’s adjustable, and you never get caught between sizes like you do with the t-handle.
It’s also more forgiving and consistent than a knife.
Love your videos