| Brothers, here's a useful tip: If you, like me, enjoy a good cigar while ruminating with manly steel in hand in the garage, and if your manly rumination includes, say, fiddling with a carburetor, or removing fuel lines, then, this is important: do not smoke that stogie to the nub. Gack. Stop before you reach the place your gasoline fingers been grasping Ugh. Don't ask me how I know. Ptui. Of course I could figure this out beforehand. But that Ave Maria was such a wonderful part of the experience that I was reluctant to toss the hind couple inches. Egad. Temptation sank me again. In consequence of which, I am now in the market for a cigar mouthpiece for use in the garage. Nothing meerschaum and gold; nothing antique and special; just something that can kick round a workbench and serve a need. Anyone know where to get? Anyone make one? I know we have brothers here who make pipes. One willing to turn a long handled briar mouthpiece, for say a 50-52 ring gauge cigar? |
Mechanic's Mouthpiece
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I see them on ebay all the time. Cheap. Some are meers, others are wood.
That nasty taste may be Mother Nature's way of suggesting that smoking while working with combustibles could end unhappily.
Bob
Bob
My KLR650 has a sticker on the air box, says: "Safety Third"
RICH
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What's life without a little explosion... I mean excitement.
leverhead
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Longer
Ben Brand
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Much longer!!!!
Southern Planter
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What a nice topic for my guys at the toolbox safety talk.
Might be fun to stuff the thing vertically into a pipe just to blow peoples minds at Walmart. Might even get your mug posted on the "People of Walmart" site.
Might be fun to stuff the thing vertically into a pipe just to blow peoples minds at Walmart. Might even get your mug posted on the "People of Walmart" site.
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