Me and my friends are smoking some tea every now and than and i would like a pipe that is small, works for a long time (not an apple), no aluminum foil, and not a bong. Also I cant buy one, don‘t ask why. Please help, Josh
use a 1 diameter wooden dowel. drill a 1/2 dia hole about a 1/2 from the end. cut it off about four in. long. drill a 1/8 dia hole in the end until it intersects with the first hole you drilled. it will work like this but it will be better if you whittle or sand the mouth piece down so it's more comfortable.
One time long ago I made a double hitter. I used pvc pipe. 1 inch. used a tee in the middle and adapted a wooden bowl to fit on top. Two carbs and shut off on one in case you wanted to use it for a single. It was awesome, and I lost it in the woods after a long night of drinking and smoking. Wow, those are memories that you never forget.
Here's an easy one. You can make quite a few for cheap with some .5 copper pipe. 1) Cut them up into 6 pieces. 2) Mark a 1 segment, one inch into the pipe. 3) Take a bic pen, or any pen that isn't the clear type, and take out the tip and ink tube. Leave the end part. 4) Put the pen tube in the copper pipe. It only has to pass through the marked segment. | | | |x| | x segment 5) Hammer the section as flat as possible. The pen tube will be squashed as well. b) If you want to make a one hitter, follow the remaining b) steps 6) Bend the middle of the section against the edge of a door, brick, or the edge of the wrench until you have to hand-bend it. The wrench gave the cleanest bend because it's rounded, but you might need another person to hold it. 7b) With pliers, pull out the pen tube. You can reuse it if you're going to make more. 8) You may have to unbend the pipe, but do so as little as possible. 9) Bend the pipe back. 10b) Cut an inch wide strip of thin cardboard from a cereal box or something of the sort, long enough to wrap a little bit more than around the end of the pipe. This is for the mouthpiece so you don't burn your lips. 11b) Glue one side of the strip and wrap it around the first inch of the pipe labelled 'c.' |c| | | |x| | The only annoying part is probably going through my quick instructions, haha. It's really simple after you get the hang of it. Note that no measurement here needs to be exact.
Even in drive it's in 1st.You could manually shift it but why? Let the transmission work it's magic.The automatic is very intricate and works with vaccum or electric to shift at the precise rpm's the engine is turning.Also by doing that it gives you optimum gas millage,where by you shifting it manually all you're really doing is wearing parts out.
use a 1 diameter wooden dowel. drill a 1/2 dia hole about a 1/2 from the end. cut it off about four in. long. drill a 1/8 dia hole in the end until it intersects with the first hole you drilled. it will work like this but it will be better if you whittle or sand the mouth piece down so it's more comfortable.
One time long ago I made a double hitter. I used pvc pipe. 1 inch. used a tee in the middle and adapted a wooden bowl to fit on top. Two carbs and shut off on one in case you wanted to use it for a single. It was awesome, and I lost it in the woods after a long night of drinking and smoking. Wow, those are memories that you never forget.
Here's an easy one. You can make quite a few for cheap with some .5 copper pipe. 1) Cut them up into 6 pieces. 2) Mark a 1 segment, one inch into the pipe. 3) Take a bic pen, or any pen that isn't the clear type, and take out the tip and ink tube. Leave the end part. 4) Put the pen tube in the copper pipe. It only has to pass through the marked segment. | | | |x| | x segment 5) Hammer the section as flat as possible. The pen tube will be squashed as well. b) If you want to make a one hitter, follow the remaining b) steps 6) Bend the middle of the section against the edge of a door, brick, or the edge of the wrench until you have to hand-bend it. The wrench gave the cleanest bend because it's rounded, but you might need another person to hold it. 7b) With pliers, pull out the pen tube. You can reuse it if you're going to make more. 8) You may have to unbend the pipe, but do so as little as possible. 9) Bend the pipe back. 10b) Cut an inch wide strip of thin cardboard from a cereal box or something of the sort, long enough to wrap a little bit more than around the end of the pipe. This is for the mouthpiece so you don't burn your lips. 11b) Glue one side of the strip and wrap it around the first inch of the pipe labelled 'c.' |c| | | |x| | The only annoying part is probably going through my quick instructions, haha. It's really simple after you get the hang of it. Note that no measurement here needs to be exact.
Even in drive it's in 1st.You could manually shift it but why? Let the transmission work it's magic.The automatic is very intricate and works with vaccum or electric to shift at the precise rpm's the engine is turning.Also by doing that it gives you optimum gas millage,where by you shifting it manually all you're really doing is wearing parts out.
