Tutorial: Homemade Pipe Made From Your Plant Remains

Here's a quick pic update of my latest pipe. It was made with my White Widow plant:
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White Widow day 55 of flower. 61 inches tall.

Something a little different that I tried this time was to slightly burn it with my dabbing torch to give it a "distressed" look. I'm pretty happy with the results:
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Latest pipe using White Widow

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Pipe from White Widow branches.

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White Widow pipe.

I like to also include the year and yield of the plant on each pipe I make.
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Harvest date and yield info.
 
Holy crap BL! :bravo:
 
Thanks, Shed. I like to try something a little different with each pipe. :cool:
 
Thanks Agemon!
Here's some pics of the torch work on another pipe I've just made for a friend of mine.
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Before torching the naked wood.

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After burning with the torch.

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After torch work.

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Before finishing coats.

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After finishing coats and decorating.

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Finished product.
 
Another amazeballs pipe BL! :welldone:
 
Here's the finishing coat I use. Just something I already had on hand, but works pretty well.
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Give that pipe a nice shine!
The twine is guide-wrapping thread from my fly fishing rod rebuild kit.
 
BeezLuiz said:
Here's a quick pic update of my latest pipe. It was made with my White Widow plant:
20190829_124902.jpg

20190829_124902.jpg

White Widow day 55 of flower. 61 inches tall.

Something a little different that I tried this time was to slightly burn it with my dabbing torch to give it a "distressed" look. I'm pretty happy with the results:
20200117_122922.jpg

20200117_122922.jpg

Latest pipe using White Widow

20200117_122712.jpg

20200117_122712.jpg

Pipe from White Widow branches.

20200117_113856.jpg

20200117_113856.jpg

White Widow pipe.

I like to also include the year and yield of the plant on each pipe I make.
20200117_114005.jpg

20200117_114005.jpg

Harvest date and yield info.
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Wow very nice work and yield! How does it smoke?
 
Another winner! :bravo:
 
:love: Like Shed says... amazeballs pipes Luiz! :eek: :love: I just love the joint holder :passitleft: Very “now” :)
 
oldsmokey said:
Wow very nice work and yield! How does it smoke?
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Thank you! Well if you're referring to the White Widow, it smokes really good - it's my son's "go-to" smoke right now. If you're referring to the pipe, to be honest I haven't smoked anything in it yet. It's still in mint condition. Contemplating giving it away as a gift.
InTheShed said:
Another winner! :bravo:
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Amy Gardner said:
Like Shed says... amazeballs pipes Luiz! :eek: :love: I just love the joint holder :passitleft: Very “now”
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Thanks a bunch! Those autos I grew last year were pretty small plants so I didn't have enough material to make a traditional pipe. This design ended up working out pretty well this time.
 
Since I don't grow the trees you do, joint holders might be a better idea for most of my stems!
 
That’s a good idea Shed. A bit easier to make as well.
 
BeezLuiz said:
OK, new pipe so more pics. :)
It's not so much a pipe, as it is a joint holder. It's "pandemic inpired". Someone hands me a joint, I can place it in my holder and avoid the "spread". :cool: Maybe I should have made it 6 feet long... :rolleyes:
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What size bit did you use for the joint holder part? I figure it has to be tight enough to hold it securely without restricting the airflow.
 
InTheShed said:
What size bit did you use for the joint holder part?
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For the mouthpiece opening, I used the largest drill bit possible considering the branch diameter, which was about 5mm (close to 3/16").
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Opening for the mouthpiece end.

For the joint holder end, I used 7/32" drill bit (I'm pretty sure 1/4" would work too) which allowed the joint to fit snug about 1/2 way up the filter. My son uses the Raw cones to pack his joints so that's what I based the size of the opening. If you are using rolled joints without the filter/mouthpiece part, then maybe a little larger opening would be better.
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Opening for the joint holder end.

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RAW Cones for joints.
 
:thanks:
 
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