Hookah Shisha Full Compact Portable [StoneAge]
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Description
Compact 4-part hookah, about the size of a soda can. Its simple, primitive appearance inspired the nickname StoneAge, which also connects it with the matching accessory collection. The parts press-fit/click together into one solid assembled object and can be printed together or separately.
The design is minimal for easy printing and simple part replacement. It has decent air tightness and is designed so smoke travels down through the center pipe to the bottom holes, creating bubbles through the water before being drawn out.
Important: Use aluminum foil over the top bowl, see attached photos as example.
HOW TO USE:
Fill the base about halfway or less with cold water.
Install the lid and make sure it is seated tightly.
Insert the central bowl/pipe piece and press down firmly until it locks/clicks into place. The parts should fit together tightly as one solid assembled object.
Place aluminum foil over the top bowl and make small holes with a toothpick. Add shisha on top.
Keep the hookah upright during use to prevent water from spilling out.
Add ice to the water for an even fresher feel.
I have used Bambu PLA filament and parts fit together tightly.
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