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Chillum?
Ive never even tried one but like the idea of a joint without paper.
Is that what they are like? is it like puffing on a big fatty? Any buying tips? what kinds are best? Thanks |
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Chillums are great for hash and herb. They are good for quick tokes. I prefer mine around 4 inches long with a big bowl and medium hole. Smaller holes are better for hash, with bigger better for flower. Both with screens.
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A real chillum as used throughout India etc is made of clay, you should be able to get your thumb in the "bowl"
It's like nothing else, done properly you should be able to inhale the smoke from 3-4 gms of weed, often mixed with hash in one hit ....if you've never done it before sit down when you smoke it or you'll fall over
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Most of the modern glass chillums are kind of like big one hitters. You can just about stick your pinky in the "bowl" (your mileage may vary).
I love mine, especially now I'm using it with a screen, the dime-size ones. Love it. This is what most people call a chillum today-
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OK thats great info guys thank you.
Im guessing that by going for a smaller aperture/tip you could take more, smaller hits off one load? I don't know.. is there something else that would give me an experience more like smoking a joint? I like smoking a joint for 20 minutes but would love to ditch papers. I use hemp fibre and acacia gum papers but still, id rather not. A pipe I guess, like the arabs chuff on for hours? I know there are lots of pipes but I thought they were all meant for big hits? |
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Yes those are toys compared to the real thing, but if it suits you fine
For spliffs Elements papers can't be beat, super thin rice paper and sugar gum or if you want to go real Jamaican old school, take the inner husk off a green corn cob then tease the film on the inside of the leaf out, dry it and it'll stick to itself |
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I like the corn cob film method
thanks I'll try that. Rice paper and sugar glue sounds interesting too I guess it add a sweetness?
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I'm not saying the ones I posted are real or authentic, but they are gonna be what they show you if you go into a head shop and ask about chillums. Show us a picture of the real thing, I'd like to see what you're describing!
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![]() This sort of thing, but this is from a headshop, so not that authentic, a 4" long chillum in India would be like a bottle neck When I got my first one in Kashmir it was filled with fine herb and hash, traded it for 4 Camel cigarettes They were made by taking a piece of clay and push a stick right through then carefully open a tapered hole up from end to end ....the fire screen was a small pebble of clay with 4 slots in that you just shook out to clear it At the end of every day we'd put them in the embers of the wood fire and they'd be all cleared out in the morning, after a few weeks they'd been fired so often they were like porcelain A fairly authentic chillum can be made with a carrot, cut the pointed end off, hollow it out then cut slots in the pointed bit and use it as a stopper ....I always use a rag wrapped around the base to catch flying embers Elements papers taste of nothing, there's hardly any glue as rice paper will stick to itself, so easy to join ....good luck with the corn husk silk, you can join them up which how the farmers roll those 12" long 2" thick torpedoes |
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Cool!
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