How to Make a Wooden Vaporizer
Vaporizers help extract the active ingredients found in natural herbs for inhalation. Make your own wooden vaporizer in very little time, with a few simple materials.
Things You'll Need
- 2 liter bottle with removable black base
- ¾-inch plywood
- 3 wooden dowels
- Brass bowl
- Silicone
- Varnish
- Wood screws
- Soldering iron
- Saw
- Ruler
- Erill
- Screwdriver
- Xacto knife
Instructions
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Draw an equilateral triangle on the ¾-inch plywood that's 8 inches on every side. Cut out the triangular shape with a hacksaw or a circular saw.
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Varnish the wood and allow it to dry for 24 hours. Consider staining the wood or using polyurethane coating. While the stain/varnish is drying, cut the dowels into 8-inch sections.
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Mark the center of the plywood triangle with a pencil. Label the uppermost part of the triangle "top" and the bottommost part of the triangle "bottom."
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Drill a hole in the center of the triangle using a bit that is slightly larger than the soldering iron being used for the project. This allows for the soldering iron's handle to easily fit through the drilled hole.
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Flip the piece of wood over. Mark each point of the triangle 1 cm below the vertex.
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Drill a hole in each of the newly-marked points. Use a drill bit that's the same size as the width of the dowels. Slip a single dowel into each hole for the legs. Set the wood aside.
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Remove the base from the 2 liter plastic bottle and cut out the middle section with an Xacto knife. Position the base over the top side of the wooden base. Screw the base to the wood.
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Use silicone to fill any cracks, crevices or gaps in the black base. Pull the soldering iron up through the hole.
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Cut a piece from the bottom of the remaining 2-liter bottle that fits into the whole in the black piece.
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Tips & Warnings
Certain herbs are not intended for use with a vaporizer. Consult an herbologist and/or a physician before using any herbs. Pregnant women and women that are breast feeding should refrain from using herbs unless otherwise advised by a physician. People on certain medications may experience drug interactions when using herbs; consult a physician before using herbs, herbal remedies and vaporizers.
