This section is from the book "Experimental Glass Blowing For Boys", by Carleton J. Lynde. Also available from Amazon: Experimental Glass Blowing for Boys.
Many times when there is sickness in the house, it is convenient to have a glass drinking tube (Fig. 42), through which the patient can drink without raising his head.
Make such a tube from a piece of No. 4 tubing. The short arm is equal in length to the depth of the tumbler; the long arm, or mouthpiece, is about 1 inch longer than this.
Fig. 42. A Drinking Tube
 
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