Grass Knucklez started the way a lot of good ideas do: mid-session, mid-design, deep in AutoCAD, when it became obvious that life would be better if smoking didn’t mean giving up the use of my hands.

For me, smoking unlocks creativity. Ideas flow faster. Focus sharpens. The problem was practical—every break pulled me away from the screen. I wanted a way to stay hands-free, keep designing, and stay in the creative zone.

So I built one.

Originally prototyped in AutoCAD (and yes, while very much in use), the first version—then jokingly called the Smokebuddy—was meant to solve a simple problem: smoke comfortably while working, without juggling tools, mice, keyboards, or gravity.

What started as an ADD-fueled hyperfixation quickly turned into something more. There wasn’t anything else like it. Friends tried it. Then friends of friends. Turns out a lot of people like staying in the flow.

Grass Knucklez is the result: a functional, hands-free smoking accessory designed for creators, tinkerers, gamers, and anyone who prefers their tools to work with them, not against them.

Every version you see here was designed, tested, and refined in real ‘creative sessions’

The Prototype – it was actually one of the very first thing I made on my 3D printer.

Overtime I made refinements, flattened out the bottom and added features that just seemed like common sense. Queue – The Budbuddy.