I personally would love to grab some these guys work
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Chillum dugout with a cheap chillum i used to replace the original after it dropped and died. Got a more heavy duty one I’m working on shaving off about 3 to 4 mm to make fit
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I have been smoking for about 53 years or so, and my smoking device preference for over 40 years now has been a simple, basic corn cob pipe. Inexpensive, smokes cool, and hard to break. I really like the way the flowers taste in these things.
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That’s really cool, I like the honeycomb marble.
I just use cheap glass spoons from China now. I prefer nicer chunkier ones but I’ve broken too many over the years. I have a small collection of headies that I occasionally break out for a sesh, mostly cool bubblers and spoons.
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Ive been digging on the Stache RiO lately.
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I was checking those out at my local head shop. Pretty darn neat.
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Got the round bucket, it’s super easy to clean.
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give me a good old fashion wooden hand pipe. they or hard to break last a long time
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I call him sonny! And I brought him back from Amsterdam with me. He is clogged for the moment and I don’t feel like messing with it til. The first time I got real high with it I started thinking about who made this cool little naked
Dude with a bowl of hash?
Dude with a bowl of hash?
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Those are looking awesome. Fine work
Do you rock a dry piece with some hash?
Mostly reach for a bong/bubbler?
Or do you usually roll them up?
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Glass piece and ground nugs. Small and inexpensive ones as I frequently break them. Had a few over the years with MAD sentimental value get broken 
Once, at Phish’s '98 New Years Run shows in MSG I purchased an “unbreakable” glass piece from a kid sitting next to me on the floor. He had been selling pieces, and demonstrating their toughness by smacking them hard on the concrete floor. I was sold. But when I asked him if he had more he had sold his last one and only had a personal piece on him. I offered to keep it packed for the rest of the show if he would sell it to me afterwards, and he agreed 
Actually bought that for one of my close friends, as he was even worse than me in breaking glass pieces. It lasted like 4 or 5 years and MANY drops in our recording studio with hardwood / concrete floors, but eventually it did break. So much for unbreakable… But hey, in comparison to any other glass piece I have had, it pretty much was. if I kept it, it would probably still be here today…
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I’m still rolling orange zigzags going on forty five years now
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My current “heady” collection, mostly accumulated 15+ years ago. A onie (not truly heady), a hammer and a sherlock bubbler.
I am on the hunt for a new piece, reason I started this thread. Gonna add a tube to my collection soon and looking around on Instagram has me in the state of mind. My next piece is gonna be rad af
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Works for me. Not the best but has a clip and an ice pinch. Got it for $45 canadian or something.
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