No glass Just wood

Rotawee · Jan 15, 2014

Hey all, I haven't made that many wood pipes. Kinda planning on it, but I do make other smoking gear from exotic hardwoods. Here's some examples. Please feel free to showoff any wood pipes and accessories you've got or have your eye on.

First duggy modified with designs and pull out poker, ditched when cops came to a party

Second duggy modified with twisted wire inlay

First pipe made

Second pipe made

Some rolling trays

Roach clips

Smokers Bowl Buddy 4-in-1 pipe tool

Herb and kif scoops

Pipe pokers

Lets see what ya got!

frizzlegooch · Jan 16, 2014

Dude your herb and kif scoops plus your rolling trays are fucking DOPE!

Even the first pipe you made is definitely excellent.

Keep that up man! Do you do that all with hand tools?

fierybong · Jan 18, 2014

This is cool shit. Especially the tools. I don't know how I personally feel about smoking out of wood but I would definitely use nice wood tools. I bet they clean easily if polished right.

thecosmicgoat · Jan 18, 2014

thats amazing! Mines nothing to show off, but its wood and I made it(in a pinch awhile ago when I needed a pipe).
I cant find my camera right now. If I find it shortlyI post a pick.

Rotawee · Jan 22, 2014

frizzlegooch said:
Dude your herb and kif scoops plus your rolling trays are fucking DOPE!

Even the first pipe you made is definitely excellent.

Keep that up man! Do you do that all with hand tools?

Thanks man. The first pipe was a serious noob project. I made it out of soft ass wood, stained it, and laquered it. Nothing inside the bowl, but still the soft wood still gave off a strong taste and was terrible to smoke from.
And no lots of power tools. The first few pieces I ever did were hand tools though, then I figured it would be wise to start investing some money in power tools. I have a lathe, bandsaw, drill press, Dremel and tons of bits, 1x30 sander, etc etc.

batool100 · Jan 24, 2014

It is very good hardworking of You. You have made wonderful things with the wood.

Rotawee · Jan 31, 2014

Just finished a pretty damn nice rolling tray. Really nice piece of canarywood. $65 for the tray $80 with matching accessories available here
https://www.etsy.com/listing/177827350/cigarette-rolling-tray?ref=shop_home_active_1

oh yeah and I'm working on the matching clip, poker, and scoop right now, so pics of those soon

Rotawee · Feb 13, 2014

Made some chillums today. Second one is reserved for a forum member.

TripleMindedGee5150 · Feb 13, 2014

I'm liking mine. Buds taste good in it. Gonna have to pick up a bigger bowled one

Rotawee · Feb 13, 2014

TripleMindedGee5150 said:
I'm liking mine. Buds taste good in it. Gonna have to pick up a bigger bowled one View attachment 2993992

Nice man, I always wondered how the colored laminated wood help up through direct contact with heat. So you don't get any foreign tastes in your smoke from that? I might have to nab some of that stuff next time I'm at the wood store, too bad it's like 30 bucks for a 3x3x12 block.

TripleMindedGee5150 · Feb 13, 2014

Well, I only taste it if I don't scrape it clean. But more of a burned lighter fluid taste. But that's only when I reload and reload without cleaning. Hahah, now I'm going to notice more. 30$ isn't bad. I think.

Rotawee · Feb 13, 2014

Yeah it really isn't too bad considering the beauty of it, there's a lot more expensive wood out there too. I've just always wondered if it was safe to have around heat, due to it being laminated with glues and stains and stuff. I think I'm definitely gonna pick some up on the next wood re-up

LIBERTYCHICKEN · Feb 14, 2014

Beautifull

I have tryed carveing several ax handles before , They all came out functional but ugly , just to much fine detaled work for me to enjoy , I have a chunk of briar I got at a garage sale I plan on making something out of when I get time , I hope smaller will be easer to work with

tytheguy111 · Feb 14, 2014

Thats pretty nice but I dont see why you should use a 30 dollar block of wood if you have the probability of messing up cuz then you are out 30 bucks but that's just me

Rotawee · Feb 14, 2014

tytheguy111 said:
Thats pretty nice but I dont see why you should use a 30 dollar block of wood if you have the probability of messing up cuz then you are out 30 bucks but that's just me

cuz it's sooo perrrty

Rotawee · Feb 14, 2014

LIBERTYCHICKEN said:
Beautifull

I have tryed carveing several ax handles before , They all came out functional but ugly , just to much fine detaled work for me to enjoy , I have a chunk of briar I got at a garage sale I plan on making something out of when I get time , I hope smaller will be easer to work with

That's tight, thats something I should have done because I broke my old roommates axe handle 2 years ago. And yeah, to get a really nice finish it takes a lot of time and elbow grease. Just remember to use fresh sandpaper, re using the same piece over and over is what slows projects down.

tytheguy111 · Feb 14, 2014

Rotawee said:
cuz it's sooo perrrty

View attachment 2994527

It dies look good , my inner jew kicked in lol

tytheguy111 · Feb 14, 2014

*inner lol

Rotawee · Feb 21, 2014

Made some new chillums today. Please let me know what you think, where could they be improved? All are available if you click the link in my signature.

dangerlow · Feb 22, 2014

I made a rough design for a wooden hobo bong a long time ago. I always wanted to make it, but couldn't find anyone to do the glass work.

No glass Just wood

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