CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS This is a non-provisional of U.S. provisional patent application Ser. No. 62/181,876, filed on Jun. 19, 2015, which application is incorporated herein by reference and priority to/of which application is hereby claimed. STATEMENT REGARDING FEDERALLY SPONSORED RESEARCH OR DEVELOPMENT Not applicable REFERENCE TO A “MICROFICHE APPENDIX” Not applicable BACKGROUND Many cigar smokers prefer to use their own tobacco product as opposed to purchasing cigars that are already constructed and filled with tobacco. These users of fine, custom tobacco prefer to start with an empty shell which they prefer to purchase and then fill with their own custom tobacco filler material or other smokable material after the shell has been removed from its package. Patents have issued for cigar products or smokable products that begin with an empty shell that is packaged in an empty or less than filled condition, thus enabling a smoker to later add his or her custom tobacco filler. For example, the Sinclair U.S. Pat. Nos. 6,321,755; 6,357,448; 6,526,986; and 7,717,119, each hereby incorporated herein by reference disclose tobacco shells that are packaged empty of contents so that a user can add his or her custom tobacco or other fill material to the shell after opening the package. BRIEF SUMMARY In various embodiments the present invention relates to kits for preparing smoking articles such as cigars, cigarillos, and other smokable products. More particularly, in various embodiments the present invention relates to an improved kit including at least one smokable sheet and at least one form mandrel detachably connected to said smokable sheet, the kit being used for rolling a custom made cigar, cigarillo, and/or rolled smoking article. In various embodiments the kit can be packaged for sale wherein the kit includes; (a) at least one form mandrel; (b) at least one smokable sheet, the at least one smokable sheet being in a pre-rolled state, with a longitudinal containment volume and edges that can be moved apart to provide access to the containment volume for adding a smokable filler to the containment volume; (c) the at least one form mandrel being connected to and supporting the at least one smokable sheet in the pre-rolled state; and (d) the at least one form mandrel and at least one smokable sheet being packaged for sale in packaging, such as in a pouch (e.g., a foil). In various embodiments the connected at least one form mandrel can also be used during one or more steps of preparing a custom rolled smokable article such as: (a) moving the edges apart to provide access to the containment volume; (b) after step “a”, adding a smokable filler to the containment volume while the edges are moved apart, and (c) after step “b”, rolling the at least one pre-rolled sheet into a custom made cigar, cigarillo, and/or rolled smoking article, including maintaining a tensile force in the at least one pre-rolled sheet during this step. After the filling and rolling process the connected form mandrel can be disconnected from the sheet and/or rolled smoking article. In various embodiments is provided a product including a rolled smokable tube for holding an end user's smokable fill material, comprising: (a) a form mandrel; (b) a smokable tube comprising a sheet of material, the sheet of material being rolled into a shaped tube that has a longitudinal bore; (c) a longitudinal opening in the sheet of material for adding smokable fill material to the bore, and edges that can be moved apart providing access to the bore so that the smokable fill material can be added to the bore; (d) wherein the smokable tube is packaged for sale in a wrapper with a form mandrel being connected to and supporting smokable tube in the rolled state, and the smokable tube remains rolled in a tube shape inside the wrapper after packaging, and is not filled with smokable filler to form a complete rolled smokable article. In various embodiments is provided a rolled smokable product, comprising: (a) a first pre-rolled smokable sheet of material, the pre-rolled sheet having a longitudinal bore; (b) a longitudinal opening in the first pre-rolled sheet for adding smokable fill material to the longitudinal bore, and edges that can be moved apart to enlarge the longitudinal opening so that the smokable fill material can be added to the bore via the enlarged longitudinal opening; (c) wherein the pre-rolled smokable sheet is packaged in the wrapper with a form mandrel being connected to and supporting the pre-rolled sheet in the rolled state, and the pre-rolled sheet remaining pre-rolled inside the wrapper after packaging, and is not filled with smokable filler to form a complete rolled smokable article. In various embodiments is provided a method of constructing a rolled smokable product comprising the steps of: (a) obtaining a sheet of smokable material wherein the sheet is connected to a form mandrel, and the sheet is rolled into a shaped tube that has an interior bore and at least two edges that can be moved apart providing access to the interior bore so that smokable fill material can be added to the interior bore; (b) wherein, without filling the interior bore with smokable fill material, the shaped tube and connected form mandrel is packaged inside a wrapper for sale to a consumer, with the form mandrel supporting the pre-rolled sheet in the rolled state inside the wrapper; (c) constructing a rolled smokable product from the shaped tube of step “b” by removing the shaped tube and connected form mandrel from the wrapper, moving apart the two edges, and filling the interior bore with smokable fill material, and using the connected form mandrel to roll to the sheet and smokable fill material into a rolled smokable product. In various embodiments is provided a method of constructing a rolled smokable product comprising the steps of: (a) providing a sheet of material that is comprised of smokable material, and connecting the sheet of material to a form mandrel; (b) rolling the sheet of material around the form mandrel into a shaped tube that has a longitudinal bore and two edges that can be moved apart providing access to the interior bore so that smokable fill material can be added to the interior bore; (c) packaging the shaped tube and connected form mandrel in a wrapper for sale to a consumer, and without filling the interior bore with smokable fill material; and (d) enabling a consumer to fabricate a rolled smokable product by removal of the shaped tube and connected form mandrel from the wrapper, moving apart the two edges, filling of the interior bore with smokable fill material, and using the connected form mandrel to roll the sheet of material and added smokable fill material into a rolled smokable product, and subsequently disconnecting the form mandrel from the sheet of material and completing the process of forming the finished rolled smokable product. In various embodiments is provided a method of constructing a rolled smokable tube product comprising the steps of: (a) providing a sheet of material that includes smokable material and connected form mandrel; (b) rolling the sheet of material around the connected form mandrel into a shaped tube that has a longitudinal bore and two edges that can be moved apart so that smokable fill material can be added to the longitudinal bore; (c) packaging the shaped tube and connected form mandrel in a wrapper for sale to a consumer and without filling the longitudinal bore with smokable fill material; and (d) wherein the connected shaped tube is to be used, after removal of the sheet of material from the wrapper and filling the longitudinal bore with smokable fill material, in rolling the sheet of material and smokable fill material into a rolled smokable tube product, with the form mandrel to be disconnected from the sheet of material only after this rolling process. In various embodiments is provided a method of constructing a rolled smokable tube product filled with smokable filler comprising the steps of: (a) obtaining a sheet comprised of smokable material, wherein the sheet is connected to a form mandrel and rolled into a shaped tube about the connected form mandrel, with the rolled sheet having an interior bore and two edges that can be moved apart to provide access to the interior bore and allow smokable fill material to be added to the interior bore, wherein the sheet and connected form mandrel are packaged in a wrapper for sale to a consumer, and without filling the interior bore with smokable fill material; (b) removing the packaged rolled sheet and connected form mandrel from the wrapper, moving apart the two edges and filling the interior bore with smokable fill material, and using the connected form mandrel to construct a rolled smokable tube product by rolling the sheet with smokable filler into a rolled smokable tube whose interior bore is filled with smokable filler; and (c) after step “b” disconnecting the form mandrel from the sheet.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE SEVERAL VIEWS OF THE DRAWINGS For a further understanding of the nature, objects, and advantages of the present invention, reference should be had to the following detailed description, read in conjunction with the following drawings, wherein like reference numerals denote like elements and wherein: FIG. 1 schematically shows assembly of a first embodiment where the adhesive is attached to the straw. FIG. 2 schematically shows the straw being attached to the smokable sheet using an adhesive line, and then a separating sheet being placed over the smokable sheet. FIG. 3 schematically shows the straw now attached to the smokable sheet using an adhesive line with a separating sheet being placed over the smokable sheet, and then showing the assembly being rolled to form a rolled assembly. FIGS. 4 and 5 show two rolled assemblies being inserted into a foil and resealable pouch. FIG. 6 schematically illustrates the steps to open the foil pouch and remove one of the rolled assemblies. FIG. 7 shows one of the rolled assemblies being unrolled with the removal of the separating sheet. FIG. 8 shows the rolled assembly now unrolled with a valley being formed from the memory in the smokable sheet from the previous rolling. FIG. 9 schematically illustrates the step of adding smokable filler onto the smokable sheet where the sheet remains attached to a straw. FIGS. 10 through 13 schematically illustrate the steps of using the smokable sheet attached to the straw in the process of rolling a finished smokable product. FIG. 14 schematically shows the step of detaching the straw from the smokable sheet after rolling. FIG. 15 schematically shows the step of sealing the smokable sheet after rolling. FIG. 16 schematically shows assembly of a first embodiment where the smokable sheet is attached to the straw by being inserted into the bore of the straw through a slit, and with a separating sheet being placed on the smokable sheet. FIG. 17 schematically shows smokable sheet attached to the straw with a separating sheet placed over the smokable sheet, and the assembly being rolled for packaging. FIGS. 18 and 19 show two rolled assemblies being inserted into a foil and resealable pouch. FIG. 20 schematically illustrates the steps to open the foil pouch and remove one of the rolled assemblies. FIG. 21 shows one of the rolled assemblies being unrolled with the removal of the separating sheet. FIG. 22 schematically illustrates the step of adding smokable filler onto the smokable sheet where the sheet remains attached to a straw. FIGS. 23 through 25 schematically illustrate the steps of using the smokable sheet attached to the straw in the process of rolling a finished smokable product. FIGS. 26A, 26B, and 26C schematically shows the step of detaching the straw from the smokable sheet after rolling by sliding the straw out of the rolled smoking product. FIG. 27 schematically shows the step of sealing the smokable sheet after rolling. FIG. 28 is a perspective view of a hollow receiving portion. FIG. 29 is a perspective view of a sheet which can be used in making a smokable insert. FIG. 30 is a perspective view of smokable filler. FIG. 31 are various perspective views showing the use of a sheet and smokable filler in making a smokable insert. FIG. 32 is a perspective view of the smokable insert about to be inserted into the hollow receiving portion. FIG. 33 is a perspective view of the smokable insert partially inserted into the hollow receiving portion. FIG. 34 is a perspective view of the smokable insert fully inserted into the hollow receiving portion. DETAILED DESCRIPTION Smokable article kit can include pre-rolled smokable sheet 300 having an interior bore 380, said sheet 300 being rolled around and connected to form mandrel or straw 100, with pre-rolled sheet 300 and connected form mandrel 100 being together packaged for sale in a flexible packaging 800 (such as a foil pouch) when pre-rolled smokable sheet 300 is not filled with smokable filler material 1100. Form mandrel/straw 100 can include first end 110, second end 120 and have a longitudinal bore 130. About straw 100 can be an adhesive 190 which in a preferred embodiment can be a line of adhesive and is used to connect straw 100 to smokable sheet 300. Form mandrel can be constructed from any type of materials (preferably non-smokable materials) having the requisite properties including resistance to collapsing and supporting the pre-rolled state for pre-rolled sheet 300 including plastic, metal, wood, etc. Smokable sheet 300 can include first face 310, second face 320, and have first 360, second 362, third 364, and fourth 366 sides. First 360, second 362, third 364, and fourth 366 sides can respectively have dimension 361, dimension 363, dimension 365, and dimension 367. Smokable sheet 300 can be constructed from any type of smokable materials including homogenized tobacco or HTM, natural leaves, cellulose, wood pulp, paper, rice paper, cigar paper, cigarette paper, vegetable, fruit, herb, etc. Separating sheet 400 can include first face 410, second face 420, and have first 460, second 462, third 464, and fourth 466 sides. First 460, second 462, third 464, and fourth 466 sides can respectively have dimension 461, dimension 463, dimension 465, and dimension 467. Separating sheet 400 can be constructed from any type of materials (preferably non-smokable materials) having the requisite properties including cellophane, plastic, foil, etc. Package or flexible wrapper 800 can be flexible and any shape such as rectangular. The package 800 has interior 830 that can be closed. The interior 830 can be sized and shaped to contain the combination of pre-rolled sheet 300 and connected form mandrel 100. The package or wrapper 830 has closed end 810 and open end 820 that would enable insertion of the combination of pre-rolled sheet 300, connected form mandrel 100 into the interior 830. A seal 840 could be formed at in order to encapsulate the combination pre-rolled sheet 300/connected form mandrel 100 into the interior 830. Connected form mandrel/straw 100 can be used to prevent compression the pre-rolled smokable sheet 300 when packaged, and can further be used to assist in the rolling process as will be described below. In various embodiments a non-smokable separating sheet 400 can be used to resist/prevent smokable sheet 300 from sticking to itself while in the interior 830 of packaging 800, along with retaining moisture in smokable sheet 300. As will be described below, in various embodiments the apparatus 10 of the present invention enables a user or smoker to support his or her custom smokable filler into hollow interior 380 of pre-rolled smokable sheet 300 after it has been removed from package or wrapper 800. Connection by Glue Line FIG. 1 schematically shows assembly of a first embodiment where adhesive 190 is attached to the straw 100. This Figure schematically shows smokable sheet 300 being attached (schematically indicated by arrow 302) to straw 100, and separating sheet 400 being placed on smokable sheet 300 (schematically indicated by arrow 402). FIG. 2 schematically shows an alternative embodiment where adhesive or glue 350 having a width 130 is placed on smokable sheet 300 (at edge 366) instead of on form mandrel/straw 100. This Figure schematically shows smokable sheet 300 being attached to straw 100 and partially rolled about straw 100 (schematically indicated by arrow 52′) along with separating sheet 400 being placed on smokable sheet 300 (schematically indicated by arrow 402). FIG. 3 schematically shows the straw 100 now attached to the smokable sheet 300 using an adhesive line 350 with a separating sheet 400 being placed over the smokable sheet 300, and then showing the assembly being rolled 100 (schematically indicated by arrow 52″) to form a rolled assembly 10. FIGS. 4 and 5 show two rolled assemblies 10 and 10′ being inserted into a foil and resealable pouch 800. Assembly 10′ is constructed substantially similar to assembly 10. Each rolled assembly 10,10′ can include pre-rolled smokable sheet 300 which is pre-rolled and attached to form mandrel/straw 100 with a separating sheet 400. The units 10 and 10′ are now ready for sale to a consumer who desires to make his on custom made rolled smoking product. FIGS. 6 through 15 schematically illustrate the steps for one embodiment in making a custom made rolled smoking product. FIG. 6 schematically illustrates the steps to open the foil 800 pouch and remove one of the rolled assemblies 10 or 10′. Opening of the pouch schematically indicated by arrow 802. FIG. 7 shows one of the rolled assemblies 10, with edges 362 and 366 of sheet 300 being moved apart to at least partially unroll sheet 300, and with the removal of separating sheet 400. The moving apart and unrolling is schematically indicated by the arrows along with arrow 54, and the removal of separating sheet 400 is schematically indicated by arrow 56. During this moving apart and unrolling process, form mandrel/straw 100 remains connected to smokable sheet 300, such as by glue line 350. Also the pre-rolling of smokable sheet 300 about form mandrel/straw 100, with such pre-rolling causing pre-rolled sheet 300 to have a “rolling” memory wherein pre-rolled sheet will tend to want to roll up again into a cylinder. FIG. 8 shows smokable sheet 300 connected to form mandrel 100 at edge 366 via glue line 350, and with edges 362 and 366 of sheet 300 being moved apart to provide access to interior bore 380, and at least partially unroll sheet 300, also creating a valley 372 from sheet 300's rolling memory. FIG. 9 schematically illustrates the step of adding smokable filler 1100 (schematically indicated by arrow 57) onto the smokable sheet 300 where the sheet 300 remains attached to a straw 100, and the filler 100 is added to valley 370. FIGS. 10 through 14 schematically illustrate the steps of, after edges 362 and 366 are moved apart to provide access to interior bore 380 and smokable filler 1100 has been added to the interior bore 380 of smokable sheet 300, using the connected form mandrel/straw 100 in combination with smokable sheet 300 for rolling a finished rolled smokable product 500. FIGS. 10 and 11 schematically show the initial “over-lapping” of edge 362 around the added smokable filler 1100 to interior bore 380 of sheet 300. FIG. 12 shows a complete overlapping of smokable filler 1100, along with the process of rolling the overlapped portion (schematically indicated by arrow 65). Arrows 62 and 64 schematically indicate that a tensile force can be placed in at least part of sheet 300 during this rolling process, with such tensile force being placed by both pushing on connected form mandrel/straw 100 and pulling on sheet 300, while simultaneously rolling sheet 300 and smokable filler 1100. Dimension 304 indicates the amount of sheet 300 and smokable filler 1100 that has been rolled. Dimension 305 indicates the amount of sheet 300 to be rolled. During the rolling process the user can place a tensile force in sheet 300 by pushing on connected form mandrel/straw 100 (schematically indicated by arrow 80) and pulling on the amount 304 of sheet 300 and smokable filler 1100 that has already been rolled. FIG. 13 schematically shows the process of completely rolling (schematically indicated by arrow 65) sheet 300 to where the amount of sheet 300 and smokable filler 1100 that has been rolled (schematically indicated by dimension 306) comes into contact with form mandrel/straw 100. After contact of rolled portion (dimension 306) with form mandrel 100, continued rolling in the direction of arrow 65′ places an increased tensile force in sheet 300 (schematically indicated by arrows 80′ and 82′), which increased tensile force can more tightly pack the smokable filler 1100 located in the interior bore 380 of now rolled smokable sheet 300 (dimension 306) ultimately resulting in a custom rolled smoking product 500 which has better draw and burn than one that has less tightly packed smokable filler 1100. FIG. 14 schematically shows the step of detaching the form mandrel/straw 100 from the smokable sheet 300 after rolling. Adhesive 350 is preferably such that sheet 300 can be slowly peeled off of form mandrel 100 without tearing sheet 300 during the peeling process. FIG. 15 schematically shows the step of sealing the smokable sheet 300 after rolling. The same glue/adhesive 350 that is peeled off of form mandrel/straw 100 can be used to seal edge 366 of smokable sheet 300 to the outer wall of sheet 300. In an alternative embodiment sheet 300 can include a perforated line/area 351 immediately below glue line 350 so that sheet 300 can be torn at this perforation line losing only a small portion of sheet 300 to form mandrel 100. In this embodiments a double glue line 350 and 352 with perforated line 351 in between double line 350 and 352 can be used so that glue line 352 can be used to seal new edge 366 to the outer wall of sheet 300 in making the finished rolled smokable product. Connection by Slot in Form Mandrel FIG. 16 schematically shows assembly of a second embodiment where the smokable sheet 300 is attached to the form mandrel/straw 100 by being inserted into the bore 130 of the straw 100 through a longitudinal slit 160 (schematically indicated by arrow 302), and with a separating sheet 400 being placed on the smokable sheet 300 (schematically indicated by arrow 402). To facilitate a tight finished rolled smokable product, form mandrel/straw 100 preferably will have a diameter 150 which, as will be described below, is small compared to the diameter 550 of finished rolled smokable product 500. In various embodiments diameter 150 is less than 50 percent of diameter 550. In various embodiments diameter 150 is less than 50, 45, 40, 35, 33, 30, 25, 24, 23, 22, 21, 20, 19, 18, 17, 16, 15,14, 13, 12, 11, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, and 1 percent of diameter 550. In various embodiments diameter 150 can be with a range of any two of the above referenced percentages of diameter 550. In various embodiments diameter 150 is less than 20 percent of the length of edge 360 before rolling starts. In various embodiments diameter 150 is less than 20, 19, 18, 17, 16, 15, 14, 13, 12, 11, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, and 1 percent of the length of edge 360 before rolling. In various embodiments diameter 150 can be with a range of any two of the above referenced percentages of the length of edge 360 before rolling. In various embodiments the length 170 of slit 160 is at least 50 percent of the length of length 140 of form mandrel/straw 100. In various embodiments length 170 is at least 50, 60, 70, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, and 99 percent of the length 140 of form mandrel/straw 100. In various embodiments length 170 can be within a range of any two of the above referenced percentages of the length 140 of form mandrel/straw 100. In this second embodiment glue line 350 for smokable sheet is preferably placed on edge 362 of smokable sheet 300, spaced away from form mandrel 100. FIG. 17 schematically shows smokable sheet 300 now attached to form mandrel/straw 100 (with edge 366 inserted into slit 160 such that portion 368 is now located in the interior 130 of form mandrel/straw 100); with a separating sheet 400 placed over smokable sheet 300, and the assembly being rolled for packaging, and then showing the assembly being rolled 100(schematically indicated by arrow 52″) to form a rolled assembly 10. FIGS. 18 and 19 show two rolled assemblies 10 and 10′ being inserted into a foil and resealable pouch 800. Assembly 10′ is constructed substantially similar to assembly 10. Each rolled assembly 10,10′ can include pre-rolled smokable sheet 300 which is pre-rolled and attached to form mandrel/straw 100 with a separating sheet 400. The units 10 and 10′ are now ready for sale to a consumer who desires to make his on custom made rolled smoking product. FIG. 20 schematically illustrates the steps to open the foil pouch 800 pouch and remove one of the rolled assemblies 10 or 10′. Opening of the pouch schematically indicated by arrow 802. FIG. 21 shows one of the rolled assemblies 10, with edges 362 and 366 of sheet 300 being moved apart to at least partially unroll sheet 300, and with the removal of separating sheet 400 (schematically indicated by arrow 403). During this moving apart and unrolling process, form mandrel/straw 100 remains connected to smokable sheet 300, such as by slit 160. Also the pre-rolling of smokable sheet 300 about form mandrel/straw 100, with such pre-rolling causing pre-rolled sheet 300 to have a “rolling” memory wherein pre-rolled sheet will tend to want to roll up again into a cylinder. FIGS. 22 through 26 schematically illustrate the steps of, after edges 362 and 366 are moved apart to provide access to interior bore 380 and smokable filler 1100 has been added to the interior bore 380 of smokable sheet 300, using the connected form mandrel/straw 100 in combination with smokable sheet 300 for rolling a finished rolled smokable product 500. FIG. 22 schematically illustrates the step of adding smokable filler 1100 (schematically indicated by arrow 1102) onto the smokable sheet 300 where the sheet 300 remains attached to a straw 100 via slot 160. FIGS. 22 and 23 schematically show the process of using connected form mandrel/straw 100 to initially “over-lap” edge 362 of smokable sheet 300 around the added smokable filler 1100. FIG. 23 shows a complete overlapping of smokable filler 1100, along with the process of rolling the overlapped portion (schematically indicated by arrow 614). Arrows 610 and 612 schematically indicate that a tensile force can be placed in at least part of sheet 300 during this rolling process, with such tensile force being placed by both pulling on form mandrel/straw 100 in the direction of arrow 614 while simultaneous maintaining the position of edge 366 of sheet 300 (or also pulling on edge 366 in the direction of arrow 610), all while simultaneously rolling sheet 300 and smokable filler 1100 (schematically indicated by arrow 614). Dimension 304 indicates the amount of sheet 300 and smokable filler 1100 that has been rolled. Dimension 305 indicates the amount of sheet 300 to be rolled. FIGS. 24 and 25 schematically illustrate the steps of using the smokable sheet 300 attached to form mandrel/straw 100 in the process of rolling a finished rolled smokable product 500. FIG. 25 schematically shows the completion of the rolling process (schematically indicated by arrow 614) of sheet 300 to where the form mandrel/straw 100 can be detached from sheet 300. Continued twisting of form mandrel/straw 100 in the direction of arrow 614′, while simultaneous maintaining the position of edge 366 of sheet 300 (or also pulling on edge 366 in the direction of arrow 610), places an increased tensile force in sheet 300 (schematically indicated by arrows 610′ and 612′), which increased tensile force can more tightly pack the smokable filler 1100 located in the interior bore 380 of now rolled smokable sheet 300 (decreasing dimension 306) ultimately resulting in a custom rolled smoking product 500 which has better draw and burn than one that has less tightly packed smokable filler 1100. FIGS. 26A, 26B, and 26C schematically shows the step of detaching the form mandrel/straw 100 from the smokable sheet 300 after rolling by sliding form mandrel 100 out of the rolled smoking product 500 (schematically indicated by arrows 66, 67, and 68). During this sliding out process, the rolled portion of smokable sheet 300 should be kept tight and from unrolling which is schematically indicated by arrow 58 in these figures. FIG. 27 schematically shows the step of sealing the smokable sheet 300 after rolling. Glue/adhesive 350 can be used to seal edge 366 of smokable sheet 300 to the outer wall of sheet 300. Hollow Tube And Insertable Rod FIGS. 28-34 show a third embodiment which comprises a hollow tube portion 910 and insertable smokable insert 950. FIG. 28 is a perspective view of a hollow receiving portion 910 which includes first end 910, second end 914, filter 920, and receiving volume 930. In this embodiment insertable smokable insert can be received by receiving portion 910. FIG. 29 is a perspective view of a smokable sheet 952 which can be used in making a smokable insert 950. Sheet 952 can have end 953, length 954, and diameter 955. FIG. 30 is a perspective view of smokable filler 1100 which can be inserted into longitudinal opening or cavity 958 of smokable insert. FIG. 31 are various perspective views showing the use of a sheet 952 and smokable filler 1100 in making a smokable insert 950. FIG. 32 is a perspective view of the smokable insert 950 about to be inserted into the hollow receiving portion 930 of hollow tube 910. FIG. 33 is a perspective view of the smokable insert 950 partially inserted into the hollow receiving portion 930. FIG. 32 is a perspective view of the smokable insert 950 fully inserted into the hollow receiving portion 950. After full insertion a finished smoking product is created and can be smoked. The following is a Table of Reference Numerals used in this patent application:
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10 unit |
50 arrow |
52 arrow |
54 arrow |
56 arrow |
57 arrow |
58 arrow |
60 arrow |
61 arrow |
62 arrow |
64 arrow |
65 arrow |
66 arrow |
67 arrow |
68 arrow |
70 arrow |
72 arrow |
80 arrow |
82 arrow |
100 straw |
110 first end |
120 second end |
130 longitudinal bore |
140 length of straw |
150 diameter of straw |
160 slit |
162 edge of slit |
170 length of slit |
180 outer surface of straw |
190 adhesive |
300 smokable sheet |
301 distance from straw |
302 arrow |
304 rolled portion |
305 portion remaining to be rolled |
306 completion of rolling step |
310 first face |
312 dimension |
320 second face |
322 dimension |
350 adhesive line |
352 dimension |
360 first side |
361 dimension |
362 second side |
363 dimension |
364 third side |
365 dimension |
366 fourth side |
368 portion of smokable sheet inserted |
into interior bore of straw |
367 dimension |
370 reservoir/valley |
372 arrow |
380 interior bore |
400 separating sheet |
402 arrow |
410 first face |
412 dimension |
420 second face |
422 dimension |
460 first side |
461 dimension |
462 second side |
463 dimension |
464 third side |
465 dimension |
466 fourth side |
467 dimension |
500 finished smoking product |
510 first end |
520 second end |
530 longitudinal bore |
550 diameter |
600 overlapped portion |
610 arrow |
612 arrow |
614 arrow |
800 package/wrapper |
802 arrow |
810 closed end |
820 open end |
830 interior |
840 seal |
900 finished herbal smoking product |
902 dimension |
910 hollow tube portion |
912 first end |
914 second end |
920 filter |
922 dimension |
930 receiving volume |
932 first end |
934 second end |
938 longitudinal cavity or opening |
940 length of hollow tube portion |
950 filler insert |
952 sheet |
953 end |
954 length |
955 diameter |
958 longitudinal cavity or opening |
960 filler |
962 arrow |
963 arrow |
964 arrow |
965 arrow |
966 arrow |
967 arrow |
1100 smokable filler material |
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All measurements disclosed herein are at standard temperature and pressure, at sea level on Earth, unless indicated otherwise. All materials used or intended to be used in a human being are biocompatible, unless indicated otherwise. The foregoing embodiments are presented by way of example only; the scope of the present invention is to be limited only by the following claims. |
