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lusidghost
lusidghost
They're all about the same. RAW has pre-rolled cones that you pack with a little tool. If I couldn't roll I would use them.

Joint rolling machines make me feel like John Henry. I'm the greatest roller east of the Rockies.
lusidghost
lusidghost
Just sit down and roll / rip up / roll over and over again until you get it. Form the joint with the paper before you start actually rolling it up. Work one side, then the other, then the center. Rolling a coned shape is easier than a straight joint. The best tip I've learned is lick the outside of the paper after it's rolled to avoid licking off the gum. It also lays the edge down flat and straight.
lusidghost
lusidghost
Dry material is harder to roll because it wants to fall out and can't be compacted.
PJ Diaz
PJ Diaz
I roll around 150 joints a month for personal use, and also give lessons on joint rolling. $90 for a 45-minute session.
Drop That Sound
Drop That Sound
I used to use a dollar bill (sometimes a hundy!) to help roll factory looking made joints.
Gemtree
Gemtree
I just got one of these to try. Need some king size cones though lol
medidedicated
medidedicated
roll looser, the stickier, the more you practically do not compress it at all. filters help curve the tenstion from your hands to the filter instead of the joint. cones r easier for som reason. taught this to some1 who never rolled, turned to a self roller right away.
PJ Diaz
PJ Diaz
Honestly, the best way to learn to roll is to get a big bag of weed and a pack of raw king 200's, then sit down and roll it all.

medidedicated
medidedicated
ive rolled thousands of js and the day i saw the owner of that brand said for himself, roll looser, it all clicked and finally never rolled a crap j ever again lol it really boiled down to that.
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