packNpuff Cone Loader – Large (King) Size - Pre Roll Machine - Easier Than Cigarette Rolling Machine (packNpuff + 24 Cones)

Easy to use and works great

Great gadget!!! I got a couple other ‘aids’ to make the rolling (cone) process smoother. However after getting this I threw them out! Cones fit the inside of this gadget to form a great seal, so ground flower drops easily into the cone without a mess making the rolling process QUICK and EASY! Highly recommend.

This is awesome, packs perfect cones every time, easy to use without the mess. Just place the cone in the tube then insert the push stick, then load in some flower and lift the stick up and down repeat until the cone is full then place on it's side and push cone out from the bottom love this if I could give more stars I would I'd give it 420 stars

This thing is great. When I first opened it I was a little thrown back because I could clearly tell that it was 3D printed. And my first thought was why am I paying $20 for something that is 3D printed. THEN I USED IT. And the ease of packing comes with this is unmatched, so who cares if it’s 3D printed or not, it worth the money either way. TIPS FOR USE: when you put cone inside like you’re supposed to use the included tool to push the cone down a little that way it has a nice tight fit and flower does not get caught on the cone during filling. Also this has nothing to do with the device but when first loading cone with flower, only put in a very small amount the first few fill of the cone and pack it with included tool with each small filling, that way the cone doesn’t bend at the filter when finished. And when pulling the cone out when finished I used the included tool to punch it back through, makes it 100 times easier then trying to push with fingers and then trying to grab it out. Amazing, well thought out design.

This is an awesome tool to use. It works well. I love the black rings so you know exactly how much to use. I use 1 1/4 cones, they work well. One issue I noticed is if you don’t pack numerous enough times during the packing process then it may crinkle up the cone. You can remove the cone, correct crinkle... All is well then. Another issue I was able to solve was the cone sliding down too far. This can be corrected for though. I figured it was the length of the bottom section around where the “filter” fits through. Turns out if you cut 1/4 inch or so directly across, flat (so it can still stand up on its own) it fixes this issue. Before there was a gap but now my cones fit in and touch the rolling tray barely. This may only work for certain cones. I haven’t tested a bunch out. Judge for yourself if this will work for you as well. (FYI, A bandsaw works perfect for this augmentation.)

I've switched from glass to cones for portability and just less to clean every week. I looked at reviews for the raw cone shooter and a bunch of other things. Joints have become so tedious and the papers would work one time then 3 where the glue doesn't hold and then you're out a pack trying multiple papers for one roll up. I saw someone suggest this, that he tried so many others but always comes back to thus and I agree. This is solid and simple. Had my first paper tonight from them and seems great. I'm still not sure if I'll buy and use Raw rolls or theirs, but I'll see how I feel by the end of the pack that came with the packer.

Works as it should.

So I had ordered this with high hopes that I wouldn't have to fill cones by hand. Pro: It does work. Con: No matter what you do, there is either missing product on the very bottom of the cone or it doesn't get filled all the way and it is very unstable... Would I but it again? NOPE.