Love it, probably the single best investment I have ever made!!!
So far is doing it's job flawlessly, aside from orerator error. There is a learning curve, but I was able to make good smoking cigarrettes well within a hour. Probably even faster  I were using factory processed tobacco, because of the uniform shred, and cosistency. I am hand shredding natural whole leaf tobacco, which offers a whole other curve in itself. As I learn the tricks my smokes get better, and better. I'm sick thinking about the money I've wasted through the last 20 years. Remember these things when using this machine your first time. Don't over pack, it should be almost effortless to swing the arn over for injection. You will get the feel quickly. If you don't feel confident check out YouTube, there are many videos demonstrating this item, and many other similar injection machines. The other major selling point for me on this item is that almost every part is available for replacement, and extremely affordable to buy the spare parts....around $1.00-3.00. Apears to be very simple to repair as well, I don't think you would need to be a rocket scientist.... Anyway now making smokes for pennys, literally.... Happy!!<br /><br />6-3-13 Still going strong. Couldnt even tell you how many smokes I've made with this thing thus far, lots, and lots.<br />A few things I have learned. 1- if the tobacco you are using is overly moist, thing will be difficult. Having the right moisture content is really key to making perfect smokes. After a couple weeks I can tell just by touching the tobacco. A tip if its to wet, I put on a tray into my toaster oven 30 seconds at a time. Too dry I put a few drops of water in the container I use and seal it up for a while.... you get the hang of it quick. 2- don't over pack the chamber, even if it doesn't jamb the mechanism, your smoke will not draw well....
Rating: 5 stars