Rolling Machine

Very easy to use

Disappointed when product arrived because it says on the packaging you must use special tabacco? Didn't say that when purchased!! Decided to use rolling tabacco and after a couple of goes it worked perfectly. I've now ordered the cigarette case so I can make enough in one go and keep them in perfect condition to smoke when I'm playing golf. Does use more tabacco than hand rolled but still much cheaper than ready made cigarettes. As I'll only use when out and about its easier than trying to roll on the go.

Once you have had a bit of practice at gauging the right amount of tobacco and how much to compact it, this tool works quite well and is relatively simple. It can be quite quick to run out your ciggy's once you develop a the knack. Don't expect it to be perfect everytime though, depending on how you've packed the tobacco or the condition of the tube, there is the odd crumple or not totally filled tube. The tobacco fines need to be shaken out every so often to keep the machine sliding smoothly. Also, when removing the filled cigarette, it is sometimes necessary to push the tobacco out as you remove it. I use a small stubby bit of plastic I adapted but the manufacturers should design and include a proper one for this purpose. In summary, It does the job but you do need to practice and have a bit of tolerance.

Had one of those in the past and did trow it in the bin as I did quit smoking. That lasted 1 year. Bought the same model as the one I had before as overall quality is way better than other cheap stuff sold online. Built quality is very good!

Easy to use. Comes with a good gadget to press and neaten tobacco before filling cigarette tube. Easy to see just how much tobacco to use for each cigarette. I did have to fill 2 to 3 practice cigarettes before i got it exactly right but since then I have made cigarettes easily and consistently.time after time. Cigarette tubes are fragile but it is very easy to fit the tube to this maker . A good buy. I heartily recommend it

In theory, this seems like a good idea. But I tried repeatedly to make something approaching a decent looking cigarette. After about half an hour, I was surroundeed by blobs of tobacco, ripped, torn and discarded cigarette tubes and a desire to throw the thing out of the window. I gave it away instead. Waste of time. Apparently, you're only supposed to use the tobacco the manufacturer recommends, but I've yet to see or find it anywhere. They also refused a refund, as I forgot about it for a while. Best to give up....

I bought this for my grandma as she could only buy the cigarette cases in a supermarket. Once you get the hang of it, it does kind of work, but it's a struggle to hold the cigarette tube to the machine when theres nothing to hold it in place, sometimes the tobacco is pushed out and the tube slips out with it and becomes a mess.. In this case, my grandma doesn't use it as much as that flaw really makes it inconvenient..

I ordered this on a whim as they have the papers/filters in my local supermarket but wasn’t sure about the concept as my father had a machine years ago that was a nightmare, this is the total opposite easy to use (does take a while to get it right and stop leaving a half inch empty near filter) but once mastered I’m saving huge amounts buying tobacco that last 4 or 5 days over packs of cigarettes