Re: tape and ziploc baggie cone problem

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Posted by Nick on September 23, 2001 at 17:30:04:

In reply to: tape and ziploc baggie cone problem posted by CorasMama on September 23, 2001 at 16:45:42:

When i make cones, i only tape on the outside, and make sure to tape
it very well. You have to be very careful not to under-tape it, or it
will blow up. The way that i roll cones, there is a seam on the
outside that kind of spirals around the body of the cone... I don't
think i roll the same way as is usual, so i don't know where your
seams are.
Another general cone tip is that the thinner the plastic is, the
thinner the line achieved will be. Stuff like mylar works really well
if you can get it to roll into a cone, and if you have super sifted
henna.
~Nick

: When I put the tape down the inside vertical seam, it has been
coming
: loose, and then coming down the cone and clogging it!!! I'm using
: regular Scotch brand "Magic" tape.
:
: Has anyone else had this problem? Does anyone have any
suggestions?

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: When i make cones, i only tape on the outside, and make sure to tape : it very well. You have to be very careful not to under-tape it, or it : will blow up. The way that i roll cones, there is a seam on the : outside that kind of spirals around the body of the cone... I don't : think i roll the same way as is usual, so i don't know where your : seams are. : Another general cone tip is that the thinner the plastic is, the : thinner the line achieved will be. Stuff like mylar works really well : if you can get it to roll into a cone, and if you have super sifted : henna. : ~Nick : : : : When I put the tape down the inside vertical seam, it has been : coming : : loose, and then coming down the cone and clogging it!!! I'm using : : regular Scotch brand "Magic" tape. : : : : Has anyone else had this problem? Does anyone have any : suggestions?
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