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smoking pipes materials

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engineering, manufacturing and construction

manufacturing and processing

materials (glass, paper, plastic and wood)

smoking pipes materials

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The most common material used for producing smoking pipes is wood, especially briar, but other materials are used as well such as meerschaum, clay or corncob.

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smoking pipe materials

smoking pipes components

smoking pipes equipment

smoking pipes goods

smoking pipes material

smoking pipes materials

smoking pipes objects

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