Having a Rolling tray can make it easier for you to make joints. You can just set everything on the tray and keep it there until you’re done rolling your joint. And Rolling trays are not just for joints, but also for pipes, blunts, and other smoking accessories. But There are many different types of rolling trays on the market, so choosing the right one can be difficult. So you can DIY your own Rolling trays, If you don’t know how to make Rolling trays, don’t worry, we will explain How To Make A Rolling Tray in this article,
Rolling Tray Mini Metal Rolling Tray
Designing And Decorating Your Rolling Tray
Making your favorite Rolling Tray can enhance your smoking experience, and you can also show your personal style in front of your friends, you can be in minimalist or retro style, which will be the basis of your Rolling Tray
When designing the style of the Rolling Tray, you can add your favorite images and cartoons, Furthermore, adding compartments or organizers will enhance functionality while maintaining an organized space for rolling essentials like papers, grinders, and lighters. After you have designed the design of Rolling Tray, you can start preparing the tools for making Rolling Tray
Gathering The Materials And Tools Needed For Your Rolling Tray
Before embarking on the journey of crafting your own rolling tray, it is essential to gather all the necessary materials and tools. Firstly, you will need a sturdy base material for your tray. Opt for something like wood or acrylic that can withstand daily use. Additionally, consider selecting materials that suit your personal style and preferences. Next, ensure you have the appropriate tools to work with. Here we chose wooden board, sandpaper, a saw, wood glue, clamps, and a drill
Building The Base Of Your Rolling Tray
1. measure size
Begin by measuring and marking the desired size and shape of your rolling tray on the wooden board.
2. Cutting the Material
Using a saw, carefully cut along the marked lines to create the base of your tray
3.: Sand the Edges
After cutting, you’ll likely have rough edges that need to be smoothed out. Use sandpaper or a power sander to sand down the edges and any uneven surfaces
4.Shaping and Assembling
Apply wood glue along the edges of one side of the base and join it with another side to form a right angle. Secure the joined pieces using clamps and allow them to dry according to glue instructions.
Applying A Protective Coating To Your Rolling Tray
After making the rolling tray, the most critical step is to apply a protective coating to your rolling tray. The advantage of this is that it can not only enhance the appearance of the tray, but also prevent your wooden rolling tray from getting wet, Before proceeding, make sure your tray is clean, dry, and free of any dust or debris. Firstly, choose an appropriate protective coating such as polyurethane or epoxy resin.
These Options Provide A Glossy Finish WHILE OFFERING Excellent Protection. USING A Brush or Foam Applicator, EVEN Apply the Coating On All Surfaces of the Rolling Tray. Be Mindful of Any Corners or Edges that May Require Extra Attention. Let before apply additional layers as per the product instructions. Sanding lightly between coats with fine-grit sandpaper will help achieve a smooth finish.