Is it safe to make a pipe out of a hockey puck?

make a gravity bong instead

 

make a gravity bong with a water bottle it won't be noticed by your parents because they won't examine the water bottle you're holding and ask about it

 

u dont have papers? always keep papers.  walk to the store and buy papers or a cigarillo

 

 
why dont you just clean the bubbler/hookah you own?

 

Well I'll tell you the think I told you in the other thread...
 
A puck is small and the flame would be 100% close enough to melt rubber. The smoke would also be hot enough to release some carcinogens most likely. Clean your piece, get papers, make a GB or dont smoke.

 

The Canadian struggle

 

Idk if it is possible, but if so I would love to see some pics lol. I love novelty homemade items!

 

No shame dude, I contemplated making a bong out of an old Nike Bauer stick I broke

 

its safe to do anything if you smoke enough weed

 

GanjFarmer hit it right in the head! Plastics and pot do NOT mix! To save my self some hassle, I am just going to repost why you should NEVER let plastic and pot mix!
 
http://forum.grasscity.com/bongs-bubblers-water-pipes/1084354-pot-wont-kill-you-but-your-bong-might.html
 
 
Now, I know you guys think using plastic in a bong is a bad idea, but you may not realize just how bad it is for your health! You may have younger family members who may be tempted to make a plastic bong, please show them this-

(It is a PubMed translation from French, so I'll even translate the "Sci-Speak" for you!)

Fatal alveolar haemorrhage following a "bang" of cannabis

(Fatal lung hemorrhage after using a bong with cannabis)

The new methods of cannabis consumption (home made water pipe or "bang") may be responsible for fatal respiratory complications. We present a case, with fatal outcome, of a man of 19 years with no previous history other than an addiction to cannabis using "bang". He was admitted to intensive care with acute dyspnoea.

Bongs are a new way of using cannabis. ( ) Here we have a healthy 19 year old pot smoker dying. He was admitted with severe breathing trouble.

A CT scan showed bilateral, diffuse alveolar shadowing. He was anaemic with an Hb of 9.3g/l. Bronchoalveolar lavage revealed massive alveolar haemorrhage.

He was bleeding into his lungs.

Investigations for infection and immunological disorder were negative and toxicology was negative except for cannabis. Antibiotic treatment was given and favourable progress allowed early discharge.

He was healthy except for using cannabis. He quickly got better when we gave him antibiotics, so we discharged him.

Death occurred 15 days later due to alveolar haemorrhage following a further "bang" of cannabis. Autopsy showed toxic alveolar haemorrhage.

He was dead 15 days later due to lung hemorrhaging after smoking more pot. The autopsy showed that it was chemical damage causing the bleeding.

The probable mechanism is pulmonary damage due to acid anhydrides released by the incomplete combustion of cannabis in contact with plastic.

The burning pot and plastic made some nasty acidic fumes.

These acids have a double effect on the lungs: a direct toxicity with severe inflammation of the mucosa leading to alveolar haemorrhage and subsequently the acid anhydrides may lead to the syndrome of intra-alveolar haemorrhage and anaemia described in occupational lung diseases by Herbert in Oxford in 1979.

These acids do a double whammy on your lungs: first the acid burns and poisons your lungs, causing to them swelling up and then the little air sacks and blood vessels start to rupture; a dude named Dr. Herbert wrote about how this really messed your lungs up.

It manifests itself by haemoptysis and intravascular haemolysis.

A person who has this is coughing up blood, and their blood cells are literally breaking down into bits in their veins.

We draw attention to the extremely serious potential consequences of new methods of using cannabis, particularly the use of "bang" in homemade plastic materials.

This whole thing freaked us out because we can see the possibility of more deaths because of the use of plastic in bongs where it can get in contact with burning pot.



Blades, tell your kid brothers, "Pay attention, PLASTIC FUMES CAN KILL YOU!" Unfortunately, the type of plastic wasn't specified, but I doubt if any of them do your lungs any good!


Granny

 

Creative idea but I don't think it would be the healthiest on your lungs.