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Making a Pipe.

Discussion in 'Apprentice Marijuana Consumption' started by HiddenPipe, Feb 17, 2009.

  1. #1 HiddenPipe, Feb 17, 2009
    So guys I plan on making a pipe out some wood and other materials but i was wondering if anyone knows the best kind of wood to use, one that wont burn so fast on me.:confused:
     
  2. #2 brain_stew, Feb 17, 2009
    yea dont use cedar or pine , as these are very soft and problably wont last long. you should use something like oak or ash or a hard wood that would last you a good while.
    i used oak and im still usin it to this day and it works like a dream...
     
  3. #3 HeyHey, Feb 17, 2009
    balsa wood.
     
  4. #4 HiddenPipe, Feb 17, 2009
    Oak sounds good to me, I'll try it out. I'll give the results when i'm done making it and used it a few times.
     
  5. #5 brain_stew, Feb 17, 2009
    right on cant wait!
     
  6. #6 HiddenPipe, Feb 17, 2009
    Neither can I, lol.
     
  7. #7 Shortgreen, Feb 17, 2009
    lol.... get some briar wood its used in pipes
     
  8. #8 HiddenPipe, Feb 17, 2009
    O rly? I'll try them all out, lol. Now to get soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooommmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmeeeeeeeeeeeeeee moneyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
     
  9. #9 Shortgreen, Feb 17, 2009
    yuh rly...you you can just use fallen branches of any hardwood tree i made a pipe like that....well untill my dog decided she wanted a snack..
     
  10. #10 HiddenPipe, Feb 17, 2009
    nothing but pine here :(
     
  11. #11 IMAEREHW, Feb 17, 2009
    Make sure the wood isnt pressure treated. they use chemicals and pressure to make the wood more dense. be absolutely sure that its a natural wood with no treatments before you do anything with it.
     
  12. #12 HiddenPipe, Feb 17, 2009
    That also helps, Thanks dude.
     

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