i have a pretty small pipe and it doesnt have a carb hole. it would be sweet if i can add one because my cherry is lit all the time and i smoke in my room. any way i can add a carb to my glass pipe?

Unless you have a dremel with and small sanding bit, I would say avoid doing it.
You'll break your pipe and be pissed.
Smoke less in the bowl if you don't want a constant cherry.

Peace.

as a matter of fact i do have a dremel, and some small sanding bits, but it wont break or crack if i do it?

If you're working with glass, work slow. And I mean really slow. So slow you can't even stand it. You'll get through that glass eventually.

I can't tell you how much glass I've broken trying to drill through it too quickly. Not only do you lose whatever you were working on, but it's also a major morale killer.

- Tom

This.
Also, sprinkle some water over the glass to cool it as you SLOWLY and GENTLY drill.

Peace.

i have a small tri torch lighter like this one http://www1.dealextreme.com/productimages/sku_1368_3.jpg
burns at 2000'C (3632 'F)
so can i make it hot enough to poke a carb with say a small screw driver?

i would say try to work a tiny bit through it with a dremel being careful to keep it cool until you have a suitable place to drill, then go to home depot and buy a glass drill bit. drill through slowly under a flow of water to keep the glass cool...

NO!!!

Why not just drill all the way through with a diamond bit in the dremel under a constant stream of water?

Just listen to them, OKAY?!

Go slow, gently, and slightly cold water is a good idea, as well.

GO.

SLOWLY.

It is so easy to crack glass, and make it shatter.

you have to weigh the benefits man, it might be time to pick up a cheap piece with a carb instead of drilling.

By the way, a Dremel is spinning way too fast for this. You need to use some sort of adjustable speed drill at very low RPM. I'm sure if you have a Dremel you probably have one around your house.

- Tom

dremels have adjustable speeds.... or at least our ancient one at my house has an adjustable speed...