Rolling joints are the best ways to impress your friends and smoking buddies with your master rolling abilities. There are several different kinds of joints you can roll using a variety of techniques, like the cross joint, a joint out of a cigarette, knee trembler joint, and now we’re going to show you how to roll the windmill joint. A windmill joint is similar to the cross joint in that it uses atleast two joints, but the windmill holds four different joints. The windmill is tricky to make, but the holder of the windmill can be used time and time again.
What You Need For A Windmill Joint:
- 10cm x 10cm piece of light cardboard, or thick paper, or an index card
- Scissors, razor blade, or an exacto knife
- 8ish rolling papers
How To Roll A Windmill Joint:
- First, take your 10cm x 10cm piece of cardboard, and roll a wide cone, then secure it with tape and trim the ends to make a good-shaped cone.
- Seal your perfect cone with large rolling papers, making sure that you leave about 3cm of excess rolling paper at the end of the cone.
- Now, make four cross cuts around the end of the cone, one in the top, bottom, right side, and left side.
- Take another rolling paper or two and make a long, narrow roach out of it about pencil length. Seal your roach with rolling papers or tape.
- Cut your pencil length roach in half, then cut out a section from the center of each segment.
- Insert your two roaches into the cross cuts you made previously in the cone. Make sure the cut outs are completely inside the cone and facing the narrow end of the cone. Seal any holes or gaps with gummed strips from rolling papers.
- Seal the wide end of the windmill joint with excess paper using string, tape or even more rolling papers, depending on what you wanna do.
To use your windmill joint, just roll as many joints as you want, up to four, and stick them in the protruding roaches, light the joints and enjoy your joint rolling masterpiece.
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