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This is my first attempt at making Incense cones.
I followed the basic 'parts' structure from a Youtube Tutorial but my own choice of additions:
I use 1 Teaspoon as 1 Part here for simplicity, which made 7 small and 1 slightly larger cones.
1 Part Chopped and Ground Palo Santo wood
1 Part Ground Syrian Rue Seeds
1 Part Ground Rosemary
2 Parts Ground Copal Resin
2 Parts Joss Powder (Makko powder was more expensive and harder to get)
Deionised Water via a pipette, adding just enough to make a kneadable dough
Everything was separately whizzed up in an electric herb / coffee grinder, then all mixed and whizzed up again while dry, water slowly added until it came together like a small brown log aka Turd! It was wetted and mixed in a small bowl until I could form a dough and gave it a good kneed.
I formed the cones off the end of the log and carefully cut them off with a sharp knife, a little more hand forming before setting to dry in a warm place.



I'll report back when they are fully dry and I can burn one in the garage. I've no idea if these will be nice or not!

My fingers smell very much of Palo Santo now!
I followed the basic 'parts' structure from a Youtube Tutorial but my own choice of additions:
I use 1 Teaspoon as 1 Part here for simplicity, which made 7 small and 1 slightly larger cones.
1 Part Chopped and Ground Palo Santo wood
1 Part Ground Syrian Rue Seeds
1 Part Ground Rosemary
2 Parts Ground Copal Resin
2 Parts Joss Powder (Makko powder was more expensive and harder to get)
Deionised Water via a pipette, adding just enough to make a kneadable dough
Everything was separately whizzed up in an electric herb / coffee grinder, then all mixed and whizzed up again while dry, water slowly added until it came together like a small brown log aka Turd! It was wetted and mixed in a small bowl until I could form a dough and gave it a good kneed.
I formed the cones off the end of the log and carefully cut them off with a sharp knife, a little more hand forming before setting to dry in a warm place.



I'll report back when they are fully dry and I can burn one in the garage. I've no idea if these will be nice or not!

My fingers smell very much of Palo Santo now!
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