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Standard Mason Jar Bong
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For clarification, the bottom is not completely flat, it is concaved on the edges like a normal mason lid.
This is an effort to improve the Mason Jar Bong concepts with a curve on the tube.
All you need is a 70mm mason jar and a 9mm bowl piece.
9mm bowl piece
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6151778
The only mirroring, I used was the measurements and I reassembled a 9.45 cylinder quarter for a 9.45 cut but the actual model I did not use mirroring on. There was some seeming criticism so I've been further experimenting.
If you want to make a pipe like one of mine the hole for 9mm is 9.45mm. I am pretty sure it needs .335 to break even and an extra .215 to slide without excess friction.
https://youtu.be/YmSp3y6XctI
note: I am really glad I didn't give this pipe a name [becuase it's only half the bong] but if you were to call it something as a short it would be a periscope.
The smaller the lid clearance for its lip the better. This is the only size I can fit every
This is an effort to improve the Mason Jar Bong concepts with a curve on the tube.
All you need is a 70mm mason jar and a 9mm bowl piece.
9mm bowl piece
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6151778
The only mirroring, I used was the measurements and I reassembled a 9.45 cylinder quarter for a 9.45 cut but the actual model I did not use mirroring on. There was some seeming criticism so I've been further experimenting.
If you want to make a pipe like one of mine the hole for 9mm is 9.45mm. I am pretty sure it needs .335 to break even and an extra .215 to slide without excess friction.
https://youtu.be/YmSp3y6XctI
note: I am really glad I didn't give this pipe a name [becuase it's only half the bong] but if you were to call it something as a short it would be a periscope.
The smaller the lid clearance for its lip the better. This is the only size I can fit every
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