Corner rolling technique

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PeterMacintosh

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• Jul 22, 2009

• #1

Does anybody else roll their joints like this? By rolling from the corner, you get a perfectly conical spliff.

 

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Boneman

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• Jul 22, 2009

• #2

LOL...what kind of crazy drawing is that?

 

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PeterMacintosh

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• Jul 22, 2009

• #3

Boneman said:

LOL...what kind of crazy drawing is that?

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Crappy Photoshop drawing...too late to photograph it from the beginning. The green is the bud, the diagonals are the folds you make.

 

cph

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• Jul 22, 2009

• #4

I do. We call them spliffs. I usually put an angled fold in the paper, helps with the shape.

 

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PeterMacintosh

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• Jul 22, 2009

• #5

cph said:

I do. We call them spliffs. I usually put an angled fold in the paper, helps with the shape.

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I usually rolled them straight, horizontally until recently.

 

cph

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• Jul 22, 2009

• #6

I like to roll big fat spliffs for crowds. They tend to burn slower from the beginning, instead of half way through. When I'm at home they are rolled straight.

 

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PeterMacintosh

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• Jul 22, 2009

• #7

I always use two papers for a fat spliff now. It burns much slower, like a blunt. The ratio of rolling material to bud has to be right or you'll be wasting a ton.

 

cph

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• Jul 22, 2009

• #8

We always used the real big ones they sell at a local head shop. I think they were 4" long. Made for great smoking!

 

cbtwohundread

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• Jul 22, 2009

• #9

thats the only way i know to roll,,,,the homiez always talk down and say i roll like ox from the move belly....to roll big heads u start from the side your gonna skank from and work ure way to the tip,,,hope ii helped,,,,easy skanking

 

olishell

Active Member

• Jul 22, 2009

• #10

I consider myself an exceptional joint roller.I know that a conical shape makes for a more consistant burn.This shape forces an always larger coal into a smaller and smaller burn area.No runs..I tried it and I thank you.I didn't think I had anything to learn on this subject.I will pass this on.