REVELRY SUPPLY MINI ROLLING TRAY WITH FUNNEL CORNER

How Does the Funnel Corner Work on a Mini Tray?

The narrowing at one corner gives you a specific place to gather and tip small loose pieces when you're done. That matters on a compact surface. Guide the material toward that corner, then transfer it carefully into an appropriate container or onto your paper.

The corner is not a removable spout, and it doesn't make an open tray spill-proof. You still need a stable surface and a steady hand. The useful feature is the shaped exit point, not a promise that every little piece will transfer automatically.

Is a 4 × 6-Inch Tray Enough for Your Routine?

Think about what you really keep on the work surface. A mini tray is most useful when you're handling papers and a modest amount of material at one time, with your grinder or larger accessories set beside it. If you normally use a big rolling station with several containers, you may find the Mini cramped.

The bigger Revelry Rolling Tray With Funnel Corner gives you a 7.75 × 5.75-inch footprint while retaining the same basic corner idea. That is the better comparison than judging two trays by a picture alone.

Which Mini Revelry Design Should You Choose?

Rattler, Forager, Rebel, Prowler, Monstera, and Sundown are artwork options on this Mini listing. Look at the corresponding variant image and choose what you like. Do not assume a different print means a different material or comes with a different set of rolling tools.

For papers or other prep supplies, browse the wider rolling trays collection to compare sizes first. A separate stash bag may be useful for storing accessories, but check its inside dimensions before assuming this tray will fit.

How Do You Clean the Mini Tray and Funnel?

Empty the corner after each use so small scraps don't collect there. Gently wipe the work area and let it dry before packing it away. Revelry's confirmed information covers the size and funnel design, not a special tray coating or cleaning formula.