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 --[[User:Flatticus|Flatticus]] ([[User talk:Flatticus|talk]]) 21:13, 6 March 2015 (UTC)
+:Excellent points, Flatticus, and I agree with the majority of your conclusion. Todd has a broad knowledge of pipe making and manufacturing history in spite of not being alive during most of it. At one point the Briar Studio (predecessor of the Briarworks) restored Estate pipes for Uptowns, and he's had his hand in a number of projects that would have exposed him to a broader range of what's currently out there. It is little hard to imagine he would be in touch with many smokers that have a rack full of Longchamps, though ;)
+:Is someone making pipes with a 3-D printer? If so I wonder what kind of material they're using... Of course, there was the pipe (pyrolytic graphite/phenolic resin). Guess something like that would work after a fashion. Yes, scary!
+:BTW, Thanks very much for your interesting addition to the [[Jobey]] aritcle! Please dive in more as you have the time, interest, and knowledge to share... That sort of information is extremely helpful!
+:--[[User:Sethile|sethile]] ([[User talk:Sethile|talk]]) 22:36, 7 March 2015 (UTC)