Raw Automatic Cigarette Rolling Box 110mm

Raw Automatic Rolling Box 110mm
Hello and welcome to a truly unique Rolling Machine. Others may appear similar, but after a month they are usually broken. We usually last a lifetime. That is the ultimate in sustainability a product that sustains itself by simply being well built and well designed.

The Raw Automatic Rolling Box uses a non-stretch cloth apron and extra strong welded rivets to ensure many years of perfectly rolled smokes. Using a Rolling Box may seem tricky at first, but once you’ve mastered it and seen how fast and perfect every smoke turns out, you’ll never want to hand-roll a smoke again!

Instructions How To Use Raw Automatic Rolling Box: 
1- Open the box lid and fill the trough of the apron with tobacco. Take care not to fill too much as this can make the machine difficult to operate.
2- Lightly moisten the gummed edge of the paper and place it in the trough behind the tobacco. Make sure the gummed edge is facing you and is at the top.
3- Start closing the lid slowly in order to engage the paper. Close the box with slow and continuous pressure on both sides of the lid.
4- A perfectly rolled cigarette will appear through the closed lid - it really is simple. Remove $ Enjoy.

The Natural Way To Roll

Rolling Papers Sizes;
The Rolling Papers Sizes are over hundreds of different kinds of rolling papers on the market. This can be confusing to the novice. Even long-time smokers may use paper because it is available at the local store. The information presented on this page can help you make an informed decision on choosing the rolling paper that is right for you. What confuses most people are the terms width and length of a rolling paper. The width of a rolling paper is based on the distance from the bottom of the paper to the top. This is where the glue line is at the top, as it is when being rolled. There are no standard sizes for width or length and it varies from paper to paper. It will even vary amongst the same brand. This is why we have a table indicating the sizes of the paper. Please look at these tables carefully as they will help you to make a decision.

ROLLING PAPER WIDTH
There are some most common different widths are single wide, 1 1/4 wide, 1 1/2 wide, double wide, and king size. 1 1/4 papers are the most common size overall. Although, in the end, it comes down to personal preference.

There is no standard for width, so a double wide rolling paper produced by one company might be a different width than a double wide paper made by another company. However, rolling paper widths produced by most manufacturers usually fall somewhere in these ranges:

Single: 70mm, or between 1 1/2 inches - 1 3/4 inches wide
1 1/4: 78mm or between 1 3/4 inches - 2 1/2 inches wide
1 1/2: 79mm or between 2 inches - 3 inches wide
Double: between 2 1/2 inches - 3 1/2 inches wide
King Size 110mm or between 1 1/2 - 2 1/4 inches wide

ROLLING PAPER LENGTH
The length of most single wide rolling papers is between 2 3/4 inches to 3 inches long. Some manufacturers make longer papers usually designated as king size or extra long. There is no standard, so a king size rolling paper produced by one company will probably be a different length than a king size paper made by another company.

ROLLING PAPER THICKNESS
Usually referred to in such terms as free burning (thick size rolling paper), medium weight, lightweight (fine size rolling paper), extra thin (extra fine size rolling paper). Thinner paper allows more air passage through the paper when you inhale, which makes the cigarette burn slower than a thick paper would. Thick rolling papers are the easiest to learn to roll with. Thicker rolling papers are usually referred to as free burning rather than quick-burning, unless it's extinguished they will just keep burning. A thin rolling paper will usually go out within a few seconds if placed in an ashtray. A thin paper (fine or extra fine) is usually recommended when rolling tobacco or herbs but a quick burning rolling paper comes in handy when smoking tobacco or herbs that are a little damp.

Smoking Supplies thanks Davis Peter who is the author that wrote the article at sooperarticles.com regarding the breakdown of these sizes.

When you study this chart it makes it easier to understand the confusion. The width designations by the rolling paper industry such as single wide, 1 1/4, 1 1/2, and kingsize refer to the length of the paper. The rolling paper industry measures the width of the paper by the glue lines. We must mention again, these sizes do vary greatly from paper to paper.