THCeeker
01-22-2008, 04:11 AM
These pictures are of all the pipes I have or have recently sold; just wanted to share some of the pipes I've owned with everybody though.
I guess I'll give a little bit of background on each one starting with my newest one which I purchased yesterday. It is the last three pictures; all of the lines you see are 3d inside out lines as is the design on the end, also on the end there is virtually no cut off of the inside out rods. It also had invisible dots all over it between the inside out lines all over and you couldn't even see them when I bought it, after a few bowls they started to come out and now are appearing more and more all over it. They are called ghostwork, and the ones on this are as high quality as I've ever seen. This pipe is over 200g in weight because when I put it on my friends scale it immediately went to EEEEE. An extremely thick and heavy pipe which is basically the reason I bought it. Made by Down Low Glass.
The second one on the second post is a Chameleon Glass inside out symmetrical pipe that I bought off my friend. It has so much resin on the inside it is almost solid black. I'm about to sell this pipe tomorrow, but I enjoyed it while I had it. It is a pretty thick pipe, and a real colorful thing to look at.
The first one in the second post and the hammer go kind of together; because they are the same art. I went to the local flea market headshop and stumbled upon the spoon that is blue with the green lines; but when I bought it it was clear and pink and you couldn't even see the lines but the lady put it on top of her black coat and I could. I bought the pipe and it was pink and transparent somewhat like the hammer which has only had a few bowls smoked out of it, and now after 3 months that pipe has changed so much. It's called ghostwork, and that pipe was made by Chameleon glass. The rods are inside out rods but they are completely transparent and as resin builds up they become more prominent and stick out more and more, eventually becoming shiny. I sold the hammer, which was also a bubbler with a diffused downstem (it was so thick and tiny on the inside though that you couldn't use it as a bubbler without getting the water in your mouth a little) to my friend, and now he uses it a lot.
The long orange-ish pipe is one I bought a long time ago because of the huge bowl head, and it is about the size of a pencil as you can see. The green and white inside out line at the end is all one piece all the way around, and the bowl is probably 2.5g big. This pipe I am also selling tomorrow.
In addition to all of those I have a 300$ triple perculated 25 inch clear glass (the perculators are transparent green) glass on glass diffused ice catcher splash guard bong that will get you higher than you've ever been for an entire day off of a few bowls.
I'm a fan of nice glass work in pipes, and whenever I pick a pipe I make sure I'm getting quality glasswork with high quality glass thats durable. I'm trying to learn how to blow glass myself, but it's hard finding people to learn from and I'm getting basically nowhere. If anyone else knows a lot about glasswork and wants to share some here I'de be interested to talk about it, especially if there are any glass blowers out there, if anyone wants to talk feel free to PM me for a screen name or e-mail address or just respond here.
I guess I'll give a little bit of background on each one starting with my newest one which I purchased yesterday. It is the last three pictures; all of the lines you see are 3d inside out lines as is the design on the end, also on the end there is virtually no cut off of the inside out rods. It also had invisible dots all over it between the inside out lines all over and you couldn't even see them when I bought it, after a few bowls they started to come out and now are appearing more and more all over it. They are called ghostwork, and the ones on this are as high quality as I've ever seen. This pipe is over 200g in weight because when I put it on my friends scale it immediately went to EEEEE. An extremely thick and heavy pipe which is basically the reason I bought it. Made by Down Low Glass.
The second one on the second post is a Chameleon Glass inside out symmetrical pipe that I bought off my friend. It has so much resin on the inside it is almost solid black. I'm about to sell this pipe tomorrow, but I enjoyed it while I had it. It is a pretty thick pipe, and a real colorful thing to look at.
The first one in the second post and the hammer go kind of together; because they are the same art. I went to the local flea market headshop and stumbled upon the spoon that is blue with the green lines; but when I bought it it was clear and pink and you couldn't even see the lines but the lady put it on top of her black coat and I could. I bought the pipe and it was pink and transparent somewhat like the hammer which has only had a few bowls smoked out of it, and now after 3 months that pipe has changed so much. It's called ghostwork, and that pipe was made by Chameleon glass. The rods are inside out rods but they are completely transparent and as resin builds up they become more prominent and stick out more and more, eventually becoming shiny. I sold the hammer, which was also a bubbler with a diffused downstem (it was so thick and tiny on the inside though that you couldn't use it as a bubbler without getting the water in your mouth a little) to my friend, and now he uses it a lot.
The long orange-ish pipe is one I bought a long time ago because of the huge bowl head, and it is about the size of a pencil as you can see. The green and white inside out line at the end is all one piece all the way around, and the bowl is probably 2.5g big. This pipe I am also selling tomorrow.
In addition to all of those I have a 300$ triple perculated 25 inch clear glass (the perculators are transparent green) glass on glass diffused ice catcher splash guard bong that will get you higher than you've ever been for an entire day off of a few bowls.
I'm a fan of nice glass work in pipes, and whenever I pick a pipe I make sure I'm getting quality glasswork with high quality glass thats durable. I'm trying to learn how to blow glass myself, but it's hard finding people to learn from and I'm getting basically nowhere. If anyone else knows a lot about glasswork and wants to share some here I'de be interested to talk about it, especially if there are any glass blowers out there, if anyone wants to talk feel free to PM me for a screen name or e-mail address or just respond here.