Cigarette rollers.

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Moistvonlipwig

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I want to make a gift .. because everyone likes nice things .

What I want to make is a cigarette roller . We have all seen the cheap plastic things that cost like 5 bucks and work ok for what they are .
That's what I am going to make , only nice and machined out of metal .
Anyhoo I was on Amazon and seen a zig zag branded roller with the logo on the belt and thought that would look cool .

Are the belts on these total garbage ? I don't care about the rest of the roller . Just the belt cause it's cool .
Would I be ticked off if I blew $20 bucks and bought like 4 of them just to have extra belts .

Or if you use these , is there a brand that decent belt with a somewhat cool logo on it like maybe tops , bugler, drum ..
 

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tyler.durden

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Back when I smoked, I bought great shredded tobacco in bulk, along with the tubes. I used this machine -

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It is really durable, and you can go pretty fast once you get the feel for it. I used to get my tray of supplies, put on some tunes, and crank out a few packs at a time. I miss it...


 
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ISK

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Moistvonlipwig said:
I want to make a gift .. because everyone likes nice things .

What I want to make is a cigarette roller . We have all seen the cheap plastic things that cost like 5 bucks and work ok for what they are .
That's what I am going to make , only nice and machined out of metal .
Anyhoo I was on Amazon and seen a zig zag branded roller with the logo on the belt and thought that would look cool .

Are the belts on these total garbage ? I don't care about the rest of the roller . Just the belt cause it's cool .
Would I be ticked off if I blew $20 bucks and bought like 4 of them just to have extra belts .

Or if you use these , is there a brand that decent belt with a somewhat cool logo on it like maybe tops , bugler, drum ..
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I have one of those units, it works good and creates a nice even joint.

I started to use it when I was in an accident and had no use of my right arm for about 2 months....it was slow going but did the trick.

I seldom use it now as I find it more time consuming but it does make a decent joint
 
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