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Tobacco rolling machines?

BetterThanThou · 2014-07-08 18:03:00

I've been trying to smoke rollies lately, as I find I actually like the taste of rollies better, and the financial savings are great. But unfortunately, after weeks of trying to roll, I've yet to produce one smokeable rollie. I have a rolling tin, one of the ones you can buy in some pound shops, and I can make them using…

08-07-2014 6:03pm

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BetterThanThou

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I've been trying to smoke rollies lately, as I find I actually like the taste of rollies better, and the financial savings are great. But unfortunately, after weeks of trying to roll, I've yet to produce one smokeable rollie. I have a rolling tin, one of the ones you can buy in some pound shops, and I can make them using that, but I find they use a lot of tobacco and still burn very fast, and financially, I'd probably nearly be as well off smoking cigarettes, due to the amount of tobacco the tin uses. I know there's other rolling machines you can buy, are these any better?

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#2 15-07-2014 3:18pm

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To be honest you'd be better off by hand, it will take a little time to master but it gives you better control,

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