How to drill A Hole In A Patron Bottle
How to drill a hole in a GLASS bottle - Bong Tutorial
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goddamn mastermind what's going on side
hustle here today I'm gonna teach you
guys how to drill a hole in any glass
bottle you heard correctly any glass
bottle I literally mean any glass pot if
you want to drill a hole in your mom's
favorite coffee mug go for gonna drill a
hole through your dad's car window I
don't give a [ __ ] you want to make a
bong out of the liquor bottle I would
suggest you pick up an L stem kit on
Amazon I'll leave a link in the
description all right let's get into it
before drilling into your mom's favorite
coffee mug aka a 175 the Crown Royal you
want to make sure it's held down very
tightly getting your bottle held down
tightly will make your life a lot easier
for this demonstration I'm using a clamp
if you don't have a clamp you can have
your friend help you hold it if you
don't have a friend that's kind of sad
but you can still use one hand to hold
it down the next thing you're gonna need
is a way to lubricate your drill bit I'm
using an empty spray bottle but you
could also use a sink and hold your
bottle down in the sink oh yeah and if
you don't have a drill bit I would
suggest picking up an L stem Ken on
Amazon I'll leave a link in the
description the kit comes with an L stem
a drill bit a bowl and a grommet so it
makes your life super easy if you
already have a drill bit and a regular
stem don't drill the hole near the
bottom of the bottle the regular stem is
not meant for that now that your bottle
is held down and lubricated it's time to
start drilling start by drilling a notch
at an angle drill slowly if you start by
drilling straight on with the bottle the
drill bit is just going to spin off and
you're going to get nowhere the notch
allows you to get traction on the bottle
as you can see there that's what the
knot should look like in the beginning
once you have the original knotch you
want to try to make the knotch bigger by
moving the drill bit closer to parallel
with the bottom as you can see I'm
pushing upwards which increases the size
of the notch as you can see here it's
almost a full circle once you get a full
circle you should have enough traction
on the bottle to go completely upright
with one hand this allows you to
lubricate your drill that would be like
as you're drilling you want to let the
drill that do the work don't push down
too hard pushing down too hard is
unnecessary and it will tear up your
drill also once the glass starts to get
thinner pushing down too hard will crack
the backside of the glass so once the
glass gets thin don't press down as hard
let the drill bit do the work
I was actually pressing down way too
hard here don't be an idiot like I am so
there you have it that's how you drill a
hole in any glass bottle we questworld
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