couple quick questions

[noobie]

i got a metal pipe, but i need a screen, where can i get one? and i hear you can also use tin foil if you cut little holes?

[t3h_shitz]

The best place would be your local headshop, but i would assume you don't have access to one.

Unscrew your sink and oftentimes there is a little screen the water passes through. Use that. If you can't find any sinks that have them, pick them up at hardware store. You can use tin foil, but some people are kinda against it, however most everyone does it at least a little.

[Sm0kyMcPot]

just throw a nug on the bottom and pack over it, like a steam roller

[WeedGuru_Flow]

or puncture a small sheet of aluminum paper and use that ?

[swanee89]

i heard pebbles work well as screens, just have a look outside

[Sm0kyMcPot]

pebbles? hmmm sounds like it might work...may have to try that shit out.

[blackxs]

i started using pebbles now completely instead of screens. its so much easier, but still try to pack some bigger stuff at the bottom if your pebble isnt completely round which it usually isnt.

[SystemOfAUp]

Ya just use a big nug on the bottom and unless everything is loose enough that it all falls out if its turned on its side you shouldnt need a screen

[Sm0kyMcPot]

system and black...u both have the same number of posts


....thought i would point that out. cause im bored and its like 4am and i have nothing to do

[stoner4201979]

a us 10cents works good for a screen

[grayhookups]

they could be for sale in certain corner stores and such.....ask around, thats how ive found out about all the clutch convenience stores

[blackxs]

How would a dime work well?

[Funk Doctor]

Those little screens inside faucet heads work nicely.

[stoner4201979]

a dime works the same as a pebble