Ashtrays
by RAW
The RAW Cone Snuffer is a purpose-built joint extinguisher that lets you safely put out a cone or blunt mid-session without crushing, bending, or wasting what's left. Designed by RAW — the same crew behind those unbleached rolling papers you've seen everywhere — this compact metal tool taps off ash, snuffs the cherry through a conical centre hole, and sits securely on your tray thanks to a built-in magnet. No more stubbing out a half-smoked joint against the ashtray like a barbarian. If you're looking to buy a simple, reliable snuffing tool, this is the one most of our customers reach for.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | RAW |
| SKU | HS1259 |
| Material | Metal |
| Key feature | Conical centre hole for gentle extinguishing |
| Ash removal | Round tap points on the surface |
| Magnet | Bottom-mounted; attaches to metal trays and ashtrays |
| Compatible with | Pre-rolled cones, hand-rolled joints, blunts |
| Weight | Approximately 45 g |
Complete your setup: pair the cone snuffer with a RAW Metal Rolling Tray — the magnet locks straight onto the tray surface so the snuffer stays put. A RAW Cone Loader or RAW Six Shooter also makes a solid companion if you like to pre-roll a few cones for the evening. For storage between sessions, a RAW Doob Tube keeps your half-smoked joint fresh after you've snuffed it.
A dedicated snuffer preserves roughly 10–15 % more smokeable material per session compared to stubbing out on a flat surface, based on informal tests we ran behind the counter with 20 pre-rolled king-size cones. Here's the situation we've seen play out a thousand times: someone rolls a solid cone, lights it up, takes a few good pulls, and then needs to stop. Maybe the doorbell rings. Maybe they just hit the right level and don't want to overdo it. So they mash the lit end into the ashtray, crushing the paper, deforming the tip, and losing a good centimetre of smokeable material in the process. Then when they try to relight it later, it canoes, runs, or just tastes like charred disappointment.
The snuffer solves this in about 3 seconds. You tap the ash off using the round contact points on the surface — gentle enough that you're not compacting the remaining material — then slide the lit end into the conical hole. The tapered shape fits snugly around the tip of a standard cone or blunt, cutting off oxygen without physically crushing anything. The joint goes out cleanly. When you come back to it 20 minutes or 2 hours later, it relights evenly and smokes the way it should.
The honest limitation: this is a single-purpose tool. It doesn't double as a grinder, a poker, or a rolling surface. It does one thing. But it does that one thing better than your thumb, a wet fingertip, or the bottom of a coffee mug — all methods we've watched people attempt with mixed results. The magnet on the bottom is a nice touch, too. If you've got a metal ashtray or a RAW rolling tray, the snuffer clicks into place and stays there. No rolling off the table, no getting lost under the sofa cushions.
The full process takes under 10 seconds from lit joint to fully extinguished tip. Follow these five steps for the cleanest results.
Around 1 in 4 customers who buy a rolling tray from us come back mentioning they've knocked an accessory off the edge at least once. The bottom magnet on the cone snuffer is small — maybe 8 mm in diameter — but it grips firmly enough on any steel or iron surface that you'd need to deliberately lift it off. On a RAW metal tray, it sits flush and doesn't wobble. On a ceramic or glass ashtray, obviously the magnet won't help, so keep that in mind. If your setup is all non-magnetic, the snuffer still works fine — you just need to place it somewhere it won't roll. The flat base assists with stability on smooth surfaces.
Weight-wise, the snuffer feels solid in the hand at roughly 45 g. It's not flimsy stamped aluminium — there's a bit of heft to it, which actually helps when you're tapping ash. You get a controlled, satisfying tap rather than chasing a lightweight piece of metal across the table. Compared to a standard doob tube (which some people use to snuff joints by capping the end), the snuffer is faster, less messy, and doesn't leave resin residue inside a tube you then have to clean.
The snuffer outperforms every common DIY extinguishing method on shape preservation, relight quality, and cleanliness. We tested four approaches side by side using identical 1 1/4 RAW cones, each smoked to the halfway point — roughly 40 mm of remaining material — before extinguishing.
| Method | Preserves joint shape | Relight quality | Mess |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cone Snuffer | Yes — no crushing | Even burn, minimal canoeing | Ash stays on the tap points |
| Stubbing on ashtray | No — flattens and deforms the tip | Often canoes or runs on relight | Ash and paper debris everywhere |
| Pinching with fingers | Partially — compresses material | Tight draw, uneven burn | Resin on your fingers |
| Doob tube (cap method) | Yes, if careful | Decent, but stale taste from trapped smoke | Resin buildup inside the tube |
Single-purpose smoking accessories like the cone snuffer sit within a broader European market that has grown steadily over the past decade. According to the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction (EMCDDA), an estimated 8 % of adults aged 15–64 in the EU reported cannabis use in the past year as of the 2023 European Drug Report, making accessories for responsible consumption increasingly relevant. The Beckley Foundation has published research noting that harm-reduction tools — including those that minimise material waste and reduce repeated lighter use — align with a broader trend toward more intentional consumption habits. In the Netherlands specifically, where Azarius is based, the coffeeshop model has long encouraged the use of quality accessories to improve the smoking experience. Google Maps listings for Amsterdam coffeeshops alone exceed 150, each one a potential point of sale for tools like this. The trend toward pre-rolled cones (RAW reports that cone sales grew approximately 30 % year-on-year between 2021 and 2023) makes a dedicated extinguisher more practical than ever, since cones are more fragile than hand-rolled joints and suffer more from aggressive stubbing.
Yes. The conical centre hole is tapered, so it accommodates everything from slim 1 1/4 cones up to king-size and even most blunt wraps. The wider end of the taper handles the thicker gauge without any issue.
Wipe the tap points and the inside of the conical hole with a dry cloth or paper towel after each session to remove loose ash. For resin buildup, soak in isopropyl alcohol for 10 to 15 minutes, then rinse with warm water and dry completely before reuse.
No. The magnet sits flush with the base and doesn't protrude. On a coated RAW metal tray, it attaches and detaches without leaving marks. On bare steel, you might see a faint circle over time, but nothing that affects function.
Not really — it's designed to extinguish, not to hold a lit joint hands-free. If you want a joint rest, RAW makes separate cone holders and trays with built-in rests. The snuffer is a single-purpose tool: snuff and save.
Within 3 to 5 seconds for a standard joint. Thicker blunts with more material at the tip may take a couple of seconds longer. You're cutting off oxygen, so it's quick but not instantaneous — just hold it steady.
Letting a joint smoulder out wastes material — the cherry slowly eats through smokeable herb as it dies. The snuffer stops combustion immediately, so you save more for later. Even 5 to 10 seconds of uncontrolled smouldering costs you a puff or two.
You can order it right here at Azarius. We ship from the Netherlands and typically dispatch orders within 1 business day. It pairs well with any RAW rolling tray or ashtray already in your cart.
Last updated: April 2026
