SpaceJam - Arizer Solo II / Solo III Mason Jar Bong

After stumbling across something called JarHeadz on Reddit, I thought — hey! I've already made that!  I didn't know if people would want a similar model.  I've been using the Arizer Solo II model with the SpaceJam for about a year now - and it works nearly flawlessly.   I've included some accessory pieces including a friction fit mouthpiece (I don't use one) and a TPU gasket (also unnecessary for me) if you are having an air breech on the lid.  This is the first model that I've shared.  

Credits go to maxrhysruffels at Thingiverse – I used the neck portion of his design found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5232625/files.

Filament:

I recommend using PETG filament as its the most food safe.  I'm not sure that it does anything but I wash these with hot, soapy water to remove any topical plastic yuckies after printing.  I've used BambuLab's PETG Basic, eSUN PETG, and Overture PETG successfully for these.

Versions:

I have included 2 versions for the Arizer Solo II.  One is a standard carburetor and the other is a more restricted/guided air flow version.  For the alternate version, I'm not entirely sure if it helps at all to mix the air in the chamber although it still continues to draw through the Solo II every so slightly even with your finger off the carb.  The Solo III model has a bit of a raised lip to accommodate the more recessed stem holder on that unit.  

Accessories:

I've included two sizes of mouthpieces.  The mouthpiece(s) and gasket fits both models. You might want to use the mouthpiece if you use lipstick/lip gloss and just print a new one when it gets nasty.  I recommend using a deburring tool or fine sandpaper to remove any lip irritants, especially if you include a brim when printing.  If you are unable to print TPU or have TPU on hand, you can purchase silicon seals seen here: https://a.co/d/01ld0UWD .
 

Use:

In order to get the best seal without a gasket, rotate the model and the ring together to really lock the ring down on the SpaceJam. Simply invert your device of choice into a 3/4 full jar of water (or ice water) and draw as you normally would while covering the side carburetor.  After a 3-8 seconds, release your finger from the carb and continue to inhale.   To reload, I highly recommend leaving the glass tube to cool in the SpaceJam -- it gets extremely hot.  Turning the vape upright with its stem after use will drip water back into the oven of the Arizer – do not do this.  If you tilt the device slightly while lifting it out, normally you'll get enough resistance to grab the tube to separate it from the vaporizer. I included a mesh piece at the bottom of the snorkel to: prevent water from bubbling up into the snorkel and to provide a place for the spent glass tube to drip dry in between uses.  You can toss the jar/ring into the dishwasher or use rubbing alcohol to remove some of the resin when it's time to clean.

Side Note:

You can spot that my buttons broke for the Arizer II and I've created my own replacement buttons.  If anyone wants access to these, let me know and I'll throw up my so-so replacement design.

This possibly and probably voids your warranty so use AT YOUR OWN RISK.

See you later, space cowboys.

SpaceJam Print Profile:

• PETG
• 0.2mm Layer Height
• Supports: None
• 15% gyroid infill
• Wall Loops: 3

SpaceJam Gasket Profile:

• TPU
• 0.2mm Layer Height

Mouthpiece Print Profile:

• Print Inverted (round side down) or round side up with supports
• PETG
• 0.16mm Layer Height (High Quality)
• Supports: Variable. Use with 
• 15% gyroid infill
• Inner and Outer Brim - 3mm (if you have bed adhesion issues)
• Use a deburring tool to help smooth out / remove sharp edges for your lips