Vintage Skeleton Cigarette Roller, Brass Cigarette Rolling Machine, Pure Copper Joint Roller Machine, Solid Brass Roller, Use with 70 mm Papers, Luxurious Tobacco Roller with Tray, Filter & Paper

this is a great roller for cigarettes quick and easy to use, just make sure to keep the gears clear of tobacco or the filter will get clogged up.

I gotta his as a gift for my friend for his birthday he really enjoys how easy it is to use and it includes filters and paper

It looks good, but thats where goodness stops, the roller inside cyclinder which has very fine groves to catch the paper gets filled with very fine particles and it can't grab the paper and as much as I tried to keep cleaning it to grab the paper, it stops working , my cheap roller works everytime, this one I will use as a paper weight and forget about it

The Vintage Skeleton Cigarette Roller caught my eye with its solid brass construction and luxurious design. Priced at nearly $38, it's certainly on the expensive side for a cigarette roller, but the quality justifies the cost. The machine feels substantial and durable, indicating that it's built to last. It handles 70 mm papers smoothly, and the added tray, filter, and paper accessories enhance its value, making the rolling process convenient and stylish. For those who appreciate a touch of vintage elegance in their smoking accessories, this roller offers both functionality and flair. It's a worthwhile investment for enthusiasts who don't mind spending extra for premium build and aesthetic.

Works great and looks incredibly great buy

Harder to use than expected and quite heavy

This is a really well made solid brass roller.All the gears move very smoothly and everything lines up well and is nicely machined.It only took me till my second try to get this thing to work.I found a few YouTube videos that helped me figure it out but there was surprisingly notvery much info on these things and it didn't come with any directions.I own and have used a couple of different types of rolling machines, the ones where youclose the box and the cigarette pops out the hole in the top and the usual style with the 2roller pins and the plastic material.This one is actually a little bit easier to use once you get the hang of it.There is a slight learning curve on where to place the paper before you close it after rollingyour uh.. tobacco in it first before opening it up to place the paper inside though.First you fill it up with your plant material and then you close it and spin it a few times, andthen you open it up and place the rolling paper in and close it up and spin it a few moretimes.my paper was just slightly too short and some of the end material was sticking out but itwas ok because there was room to pack it in from the ends.This is a really cool looking device with great skull and crossbones etching that looks like itwas done with a fiber laser.It came with a really nice thick zipper case too that has a net to hold a book of papers and the little cleaning brush it come with.The rolling tray is the perfect size and it came with a nice flexible black plastic card too.This is a very cool machine and comes with a nice set of accessories too.

Vintage Skeleton Cigarette Roller, Brass Cigarette Rolling Machine - $36.99A solid choice if you're looking for something durable and retro. Made from solid brass, it feels sturdy and well-built. The six brass rollers make it easy to roll a nice, even cigarette every time. It's a bit on the heavier side, but that just adds to its durability. The size is perfect for standard 70mm papers, and comes with a storage bag.