Cannagar Tools

 

The diameter of a cannagar is referred to as Ring Gauge. Gauge is typically measured in 64ths of an inch, but this can vary slightly from manufacturer to manufacturer. A 64 gauge is approximately 1 inch in diameter, and a 32 gauge is approximately 1/2 inch in diameter.  Cannagar Tools gauges are 0.7 mm increments.

WHAT IS THE "DUAL GAUGE PROCESS"?

 

Step One - Packing

 

First step - use a cannagar mold to create a solid  shaped flower core around a skewer. 

 

Step Two - Wrapping

 

After you remove the flower core from the cannagar mold, it's time to wrap it with your favorite wrapper, or leaves.

 

Step Three - Finishing 

 

After the flower core is wrapped as desired, it is recommended to use a second larger cannagar mold to finish the cannagar after wrapping.   Doing so will ensure a tighter end result, with less instance of swelling, shape distortion, or other issues that can arise when drying/curing after wrapping.   

 

A 2-gauge difference is recommended for most wrappers, and a 4-6 gauge difference for using  leaves and concentrate.*  

 

Example : 

 

For a wrapper : if you start with a 34 gauge, you should finish with a 36 gauge.   

 

For leaves and thicker wrappers : 

 

If you start with 34 gauge, finish with a 38, or 40 gauge.   

 

*Recommended gauge difference depends on method, and thickness of concentrates used

Gauge = Metric = Inch

 

20 Gauge  =  8.8mm = 0.35"

22 Gauge  =  9.5mm = 0.38"

24 Gauge = 10.2mm = 0.40"

26 Gauge = 10.9mm = 0.43"

28 Gauge = 11.6mm = 0.46"

30 Gauge = 12.3mm = 0.49"

32 Gauge = 13.0mm = 0.51"

34 Gauge = 13.7mm = 0.54"

36 Gauge = 14.4mm = 0.57"

38 Gauge = 15.1mm = 0.60"

40 Gauge = 15.8mm = 0.62"

42 Gauge = 16.5mm = 0.65"

44 Gauge = 17.2mm = 0.68"

46 Gauge = 17.9mm = 0.70"

48 Gauge = 18.6mm = 0.73"

50 Gauge = 19.3mm = 0.76"

52 Gauge = 20.0mm = 0.79"

54 Gauge = 20.7mm = 0.82"

56 Gauge = 21.4mm = 0.84"

58 Gauge = 22.1mm = 0.87"

60 Gauge = 22.8mm = 0.89"