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Question: Will this work for herbal cigarettes? I bought it and tried to use tea but it simply won't pack the tea like tobacco and rips every time?
Document: Or you've  offended the Tobacco Gods, penance for which is to buy several packs of overpriced brand-name cigs, likely with inferior tobacco, and smoke them till you learn patience.If this sounds like work, it's because I've tried to cover all the things that can go wrong, and what experience has taught me to correct the problem. With a bit of practice, you'll be rolling perfect smokes nearly every time. Smoking better tobacco. And saving big bucks.
I love these my other one lasted me 4 years that is why I bought this one. They work great and you get your moneys worth they last a long time.
I love it. The Top Cigarette blanks work well with it. They burn well and pack nicely. Why roll using a zig zag when you can have them in a cigarette size with a filter to boot! This only makes them one at a time, but is so much faster than rolling. Plus you get a filtered cigarette with these!
The best little handheld injector there is. I can make a full pack of perfect cigarettes with this much quicker and easier than any tabletop injector. It lasts me about 1 year and doesn't require upkeep like the tabletops. I will say though that it takes some practice to perfect the art of cigarette making with it.
Don't do that, you will pull some of the tobacco out of the end of the tube. Just push the ram forward again, which will shove the cigarette off without removing any tobacco, then trim with scissors.And flip it over and knock out the residue after every cigarette. Pretty soon it becomes a routine...Pack-slide-slide-tap-trimPack-slide-slide-tap-trimPack-slide-slide-tap-trimOn and on.
It's not quick like the higher priced Top-O-Matic, which is a whiz.On second thought, be prepared to waste a lot of tubes with this machine, period. For every good cigarette you make, you will wind up with three or four floppy ones where the tobacco does not go all the way back to the filter. When you attempt to compensate on the next try, it is easy to jam the machine by tamping too tightly.
The flavors have to marry--that is--merge with each other, so I use a plastic spray bottle to moisten my stash, then let it sit a few hours. Then of course I need to let some dry on the counter before trying to roll.If you get big air pockets just up from the filter end like one reviewer did, it ain't the machine's fault. Strange as it seems, you're likely using too much tobacco. Or it's too damp.
Using actual cigarette tobaccos like Top, Drum, Zig-Zag etc. will give you superb results. The much cheaper bulk "dual-use" blends like Good Stuff & others will not, because the tobacco is much coarser. I opted for saving mucho bucks on the latter, but rolling a perfect smoke with the dual-use blends (so labeled to circumvent restrictions on shipping cigarette tobacco) is an unpredictable process.
I bought this about 2 years ago, and it still rolls my cigarettes decently well, but I'll need a new one soon.
I had a big crank machine and after a year it broke. I bought this and it is actually better than the big machine. A great little machine. Two BIG thumbs up. If you make your own cigarettes buy this!! !
Answer: the same happens with tobacco when it's dried. The trick is to have proper humidity integrated into your leaves, if your leaves are dry, they will collapse. Get a humidor, or grow your own herbs and cure them yourself.