So I acquired a jarome baker. Pretty lucky how I came across it. A friend was asking 40 dollars for it, I couldn't say no.

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The bottom glass chamber is bubbled in, so only a ring comes in contact with a surface. I want to protect the glass with either a thin rubber or felt ring patched onto the underside of the chamber. Problem is, how can I get those materials to adhere to the glass and still make it look nice?

pretty nice glass work, it looks kinda unstable tho.

you look unstable

Hot glue.

you look unstable

good one? hardy har.

Hot glue.

thank you, that should work out quite well.

pretty nice glass work, it looks kinda unstable tho.

It doesn't fall over when it's set empty on carpet but yeah, it still wouldn't take much of a force to tip it over. However if there is water in it, it balances itself out very nicely. Plus the base chamber's diameter is on the larger side.

The threat of someone dropping it worries me more than it tipping over. It has ice guards just below the bulge in straight-tube's midsection, and in Florida a fair bit of condensation builds up just above the handhold area. Luckily that glass bulge acts as a good buffer against slipping.

wow, That looks exactly like the one I bought in venice. Nice. The picture of the weed is shitty tho, so blurry you can't tell bud quality.