
My current project for next friday is literally a work of art. I found an antique globe (yellow tinted so it looks all old fashioned and expensive....which it is) i removed it from its wooden stand. I have a standing coat rack that looks really cool without...anything on it, but i removed the part at the top that holds the coats, and drilled a hole through the bottom of the globe, threaded the screw through the hole, and bolted the globe to the rack. Inside the globe is a gravity bong. There is a removable funnel attatchment for inserting/removing water. A thin copper pipe extends from the top of the globe, used for raising and lowering the chamber. The down tube is also made of copper piping. The globe is standard size, the coat rack raises to a towering 5 feet 6 inches with three extendable hookah tubes rising from the top so the Bong stands tall, while you sit low. To top it all off, I painted the inside and outside of the globe with "Invisible Black Light Paint" (yes...much to even my surprise it does exist) I mounted a plug in light to the inside of the globe, and rather than using the normal 60 watt bulb, I replaced it with a black light bulb. So if you can imagine it from this diagram:
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By Friday...maybe Saturday....I'll definitely have pics. Ok shit I just hit preview and al that time i spent working on the diagram was worthless. Fucking computers. Alright and the fucking image doesnt fuckign work. The picture is on snapfish, we literally documented the entire making of SB, does anyone know how the fuck I can get the fucking picture on here.




