PIPE MOLD AND PIN-BLOCK ASSEMBLY

• US 20090258117A1
• Filed: 10/17/2008
• Published: 10/15/2009
• Est. Priority Date: 04/10/2008
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Atak International Trade, Inc.
• Original Assignee: Kzee Novelty Products, LLC
• Inventors: Lee, Kevin Tak, Handoush, Zeaad
• Application Number:
  US12/253,766
• Publication Number:
  US 20090258117A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 426/104
• CPC Class Codes: A24F 1/32 Selection of materials for pipes

Abstract

A pipe mold assembly is composed of a mold and a pin block. The mold can be composed of two sides. The bottom side of the mold contains an insert for forming the bowl of the pipe. The insert can be conical shaped and indented to form a lip. A pin block is inserted between the top and bottom sides of the mold to create a smoking channel. The pin block can form a carburetor if the pins are long enough. The pipe is formed by placing the pin block on a flat surface, surrounding the pin block with the mold, and pouring an edible solution into the opening. Once the solution is sufficiently cool, the pin-block and mold are removed.

Claims

1. A pipe mold assembly, comprising:

a pipe mold having a proximal portion and a distal portion, said proximal portion corresponding to a front part of a pipe, said pipe mold comprising;

a top block having an upper portion, a lower portion, and a center, said upper portion forming an indentation that slopes downward at said proximal portion to form a mouthpiece of said pipe, said indentation sloping downward in said center to form a smoking channel for said pipe, said indentation curving slightly upwards and then sharply downwards to touch said lower portion of said top block, and curving sharply upwards to said distal portion of said top block; and

a bottom block having an upper portion and a lower portion, said upper portion forming a substantially curved indentation upwards at said proximal portion of said bottom block, said lower portion curving slightly upwards and then slightly downwards before said indentation of said top block curves sharply downward, and curving slightly upwards at said distal portion of said bottom block;

wherein said top block is removably attached to said bottom block;

wherein said top block and bottom block are substantially aligned; and

a pin block comprising;

a base; and

at least one pin attached to said base, said pin being long enough to touch said lower portion of said top block of said mold to form a conduit, said pin only touching said sharply curved downward indentation when inserted between said top block and said bottom block of said mold;

wherein said pins are arranged in said pin block for insertion between a space formed in said mold, thereby creating said smoking channel in said pipe.

2. The pipe mold assembly of claim 1, wherein said at least one pin is substantially flush with said distal portion of said mold, thereby defining an aperture when said pipe is formed from said pipe mold assembly.

3. The pipe mold assembly of claim 1, wherein said at least one pin has a length that reaches almost to said distal portion of said pipe mold to create at least a partially covered portion of said bowl of said pipe.

4. The pipe mold assembly of claim 1, wherein said pipe mold comprises a plurality of molds for a plurality of pipes and said pin block comprises a plurality of pins.

5. The pipe mold assembly of claim 1, wherein said sharply curving indentations of said upper block form a conical-shaped indentation.

6. The pipe mold assembly of claim 1, wherein said sharply curving indentations of said upper block form a spherical-shaped indentation.

7. The pipe mold assembly of claim 1, wherein said upper block and said lower block of said mold further comprise handles.

8. The pipe mold assembly of claim 1, wherein said upper block and said lower block of said mold are removably joined with a pin.

9. The pipe mold assembly of claim 1, wherein said indentation for forming said bowl is indented to form a lip.

20. A pipe formed using the mold of claim 1.

10. A method of producing an edible pipe from a pipe mold assembly, the method comprising the steps of:

placing a pin block having at least one pin on a flat surface;

surrounding said pin block with a top block and a bottom block of a mold, wherein said at least one pin on said pin block is substantially centered in between said top and said bottom block of said mold;

pouring a solution of edible material into said mold;

opening said top and said bottom block of said mold after said solution becomes solid; and

removing said pin block from said pipe.

11. The method of claim 10, wherein said solution of edible materials comprises sugar, glucose syrup, water, flavoring, and lactic acid.

12. The method of claim 10, wherein said solution is heated to at least 150°

C.

13. The method of claim 10, further comprising the step of:

exposing said pipe mold assembly to a temperature between 18° and

25°

C. with 45% humidity after said solution of edible material is poured into said mold.

14. The method of claim 10, wherein said steps are carried out in a vacuum.

15. The method of claim 10, wherein said edible material comprises cornstarch and corn syrup.

16. The method of claim 10, wherein said opening of said top and said bottom block of said mold is achieved by using a pair of handles on said mold.

17. The method of claim 10, further comprising the step of:

forming a solution of sugar, syrup, and water at 30 to 35°

C.

18. An edible pipe made by the steps of:

placing a pin block having at least one pin on a flat surface;

surrounding said pin block with a top and bottom block of a mold, wherein said at least one pin on said pin block is substantially centered in between said top and said bottom block of said mold;

pouring a solution of edible material into said mold;

opening said top block and said bottom block of said mold after said solution solidifies; and

removing said pin block from said pipe.

19. The edible pipe of claim 18, wherein the steps further comprise:

forming a solution of sugar, syrup, and water at 30°

to 35°

C.