Have any of you ever tried this?

I had couple bowls of it. I didn't care for it much, to much cigar taste for my liking.

That's exactly the feedback I am looking for! It caught my eye as a unique product, but was unsure of what to expect.

OK, I thought it would say "imported briar" if it was briar. I guess I don't know what it is.

It did taste like a very good cigar. My thing is if I want a cigar, I'll buy a cigar. I don't have to clean that after.

Hmm ....
Perusing the internet, I see black super glue has been used to repair holes and build up vulcanite stems. It may be worth a shot if I can find some black super glue.

I have been on a burley kick lately, but agree with you on this point.

Are they holes or just big teeth marks? If it's teeth marks just put a softy bit on it. Will cover the marks and keep you from making them any deeper.

Yello-Bole Burley (brylon, from the nineties)
Stokkebye Bulk Navy

It should be stamp "brylon" if it is brylon as well. Confusing.

The problem is the need to get a good tenon fit to,the shank, but also the outside diameter of the stem to the outside diameter of the shank. I guess the stem having a slightly smaller diameter than the shank would be preferable to the other way around.

I used a MM unfiltered stem as a replacement on one of my early pipes that had the stem break somewhere. Tenon fit was exact, but the outside was smaller than the shank OD. Looks a little weird but works. The only problem is the interior of the MM tenon is larger than most vulcanite stems, and you get a lot more smoke pulled through.

It's holes, one on the top and one on the bottom.

I don't think the shank OD will be much of an issue in this case, as long as the base is flush. The stem has a much smaller OD than the shank.

No, I haven't but it looks interesting. Not sure I would want to invest $20 in it.

Yeah, you're right.

I would suggest contacting these folks. They say each stem is made to order, so maybe they would make a stem with your tenon specifications.

http://oldlogcabinpipeworks.com

Maybe, but it looks like they only make one size currently, to fit the MM filtered pipes. I ordered some black rubberized cyanoacrylate that will take a week to be delivered. I'm curious to see how it does.

well, problem with the image on previous post

Parker Jockey Club oxidized and then restored.

I haven't yet tried it; but have had a great interest in it since seeing it in a P&C catalogue, but it was out of stock for so long and sadly, the price is too high in my opinion. So, I contacted Vincent Manil and we actually struck up a conversation. He is going to let me know if shipping direct to customers in the US is workable, but he doesn't forsee much of a problem with it. And he sells a half pound for $25. And once he know the shipping situation, he is going to see about shipping me a brick to try. I'll letcha know how it goes and ship some out for ya if I get a brick.