Type 2 Puckolator

The Type 2 Puckolator by Kush Scientific combines a clean, straight-tube design with an intricate dual-percolator system. Built with a focus on functionality and precision, this scientific glass piece features two distinct diffusion stages housed within a transparent cylindrical body, allowing you to see the internal glasswork and water movement during use.

At the base sits the 138-hole Puckline percolator, designed to break smoke into numerous smaller bubbles for increased interaction with water. Above it, the 168-hole Puckolator provides a second stage of diffusion. Together, these two precision-engineered percolators offer a total of 306 diffusion holes, creating a comprehensive filtration system designed for smooth, consistent airflow.

The Type 2 Puckolator features a spacious 60mm Puckline/Puckolator chamber, giving its intricate internal components plenty of room to operate. Its 45mm mouthpiece provides a wide opening, while the tall, straight neck maintains a streamlined appearance. A thick, circular glass base supports the structure and provides a stable foundation.

A 19/26 German ground joint offers a precision-fit connection for compatible accessories. The reinforced glass construction and clear finish highlight Kush Scientific's attention to detail, from the carefully arranged diffusion holes to the clean transitions between each chamber.

With its dual-percolator design, 306 total diffusion holes, spacious chambers, and minimalist scientific aesthetic, the Type 2 Puckolator is a distinctive piece for enthusiasts who appreciate complex glass engineering and functional craftsmanship.

Use for Legal Dry Herbs or Concentrates Only.

I started selling glass in 1993 at Grateful Dead concerts. After years of selling glass I tried blowing glass myself for the first time in 1996. My first studio was built in 1998 where I focused on bench work skills for several years. In 2000, I purchased a lathe and started focusing on lathe work. In 2001, I started my first bong company named “Caydence glass” in Olympia Washington. By 2002, I had a 20 glassblowers working with me in the studio. We started expanding into sculptures, lighting, and stemware. We also built a full art glass gallery connected to the studio so people could see artists at work. In 2003, the effects of “operation pipe dream” forced me to close the studio. After closing the large studio, I returned back to having a garage studio and selling art glass at craft fairs and markets in the Seattle/Olympia area. In 2005, I moved to Florida and refocused on making bongs. Between 2005 and 2010 I produced and distributed my work to stores across Florida. In 2011, I decided to market my work nation-wide. I moved my studio to Northern California and spent 8 months designing my puckline and puckolator perks . I debuted  “Kush scientific” in 2012, at champs trade-show. Since then Kush Scientific remains focused on high end functionality and unique design.