Do Dugouts Come With A One-Hitter?

 A dugout, a test box, a Lincoln log, a beater... whatever you want to call it, the hideout is the classic case for carrying pipes to the beater. This wooden dugout, like most benches, has a weed chamber, a cleaning tool and a mallet. The only dugout is a container for storing weed and a small pipe that looks like a cigarette. Most benches have a spring at the bottom of the beater compartment so the tube slides out for ease of use. 

If you have a dugout that has a cleaning tool in it, be sure to insert it at this point (usually the narrow slot next to the tubular chamber). Once you are done, you can insert the hollowed-out tube into the carrying case and continue as usual. When you're ready to smoke, bury and screw the end of the hollowed out pipe into your herbs to fill the bowl and light it for a quick fix. 

If you want to hit the bass, pies are one of the easiest ways to get a few hits without drawing attention to yourself. Because they are small, light, and easy to hide, pyrogenic tubes are generally fairly inexpensive. Some people probably like larger grass, but if the grass is smaller, you can put more of it in the dugout. 

Typically a hollow box is 3 to 5 inches high and has room for a small stirring tube, a place for cleaning tools, and another place for a grinder or tobacco. Brown Wood makes custom wooden benches, also known as whipping boxes or tasting boxes; these are two-chamber wooden boxes that are great for smoking on the go. Some of these come with extra chambers like the SilverStick Wood Dugout which has a bottom chamber for extra product or filters for your pipes and a top slot for poker tools to help you clear attackers, bottom Chambers are used for additional product or to filter your piping. 

A PILOT'S DIARY A wooden dugout with a cleaning stick is a classic smoking product that allows you to store ground grass in one chamber and a beater in the other. Once you have the grass on the beater bench, remove the bit from the beater side of the tool and insert it into the storage side of the shelter pipes. You can remove the ash later on a hard surface, or push it out with a poker if your bench has one. 

If you don't have a dart and are using an old disposable tube, just remember to tilt the bench so gravity can help a little and double check your packaged weed to make sure it's perfectly packaged. Once you open each pirogue, you will all notice that it has three chambers or compartments inside; one is narrow and suitable for a beater, sometimes also called an abata, and the other is a larger space, also called an adgguta, designed to hold dry herbs or tobacco.