All about bongs that you need to know?
Posted by OutonTrip on January 10th, 2019
A device used for smoking various substances, but most commonly marijuana. A bong is filled with water which cool and smoke as it passes through. The bong was invented several thousand years ago in the middle east for smoking of tobacco, but has since become a popular method of smoking marijuana and more recently, methamphetamine. A bong is the most preferred method if smoking marijuana for many people because it drives the smoke deeper into the user's lungs faster, thus exposing more of the mucus membranes to smokes, thus getting the user much higher using less marijuana.
A bong can be made of any material which is impermeable to both air and water. Glass is generally considered as the best material for fabrication of bongs (Checkout these amazing Bongs online,) because it is easy to clean, durable, and absolutely air and water. Plastic is also a popular, but is generally used for bongs which will not be used for a long time, as they tend to develop problems with the seals around the stem and conepiece as they are generally not made with as much care as a glass bong. Other popular materials include ceramic, wood and metal.
The most basic bong consists of a mouthpiece, chamber, stem and bowl (aka conepiece, dooey, etc). The bowl is almost always made of metal, as it must be heat resistant in order to allow the substance to b smoked to burn, although one will often find that the bong is molded in a single piece made entirely of the same material. Bongs often have a hole on the side (called a "carb" or, in Australia, a "ShotGun") to allow air to bypass the stem and allow large amounts of smoke to enter the user's lungs rapidly.
Bongs can, however, be very elegant in both functional and non-functional ways. Functional ways include the addition of extra chambers (which allows further Cooling of the smoke), multiple bowls (for longer, bigger hits) and multiple mouthpieces (so more than one person can smoke at once).
Internal Percolatora, filters inside the bong, can also be made from the same piece of glass as the body. This helps to keep the percolator a similar size to the tube that it will eventually be placed in and lessens the need for sizing guesswork. This is the part where some glassblowers really showcase their skills, creating intricate internal structures for the smoke to filter and cool through. These percolators are put inside the body and/or neck and then the glass is welded to it using a torch. Any extra glass is pulled off in order to ensure that the product is smooth and even once it’s all put together.
The neck is then reattached to the base if necessary by using a spinning machine (known as a lathe) that keeps the glass pieces steady and even as they are heated and joined. In order to make the bottom of the bong flat, some glassblowers use a lapping wheel, which rotates a water-lubricated abrasive wheel (often coated with diamonds) that flattens the glass.
After the whole process is finished the piece is put into an annealer, which helps to remove the heat stress put on the glass during the blowing process. Bongs that aren’t properly annealed are likely to break under the pressure of even small temperature changes, which is obviously something that bong makers and consumers alike would want to avoid.
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