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

I started on camel straights when I was 8, bought discount pall mall 100s and ripped the filters off, found an injector I liked (powermatic mini) but my tobacco swings its moisture state by the second -- and if you can jam a roller or injector, I will. Found the brass Za(?) 76/110 that takes swan red kings which should be 120, what I'd been using with the injector. Took 24hrs to really get the hang of that and this roller, ultimately ordered this smaller roller out of curiosity. Unlike the 110-120, this is serious about its 70mm limit. I'm folding bambus because like swans, it's cigarette paper and I smoke cigarettes and don't want invisibly thin papers that extinguish once you close your zippo. I've packed some dense 120s, but by accident. Most of my 70s through this thing are very dense at the start, more flimsy as you smoke them which seems to be the curse of ryo. Or the curse of not really knowing how to smoke after 50 years. As long as I look cool, whatev. 120s are more efficient, more smoking per lost-tobacco-butt which at my rate might be ~$3000/day, but shorties make me look less like lauren bacall. When smoking. I kind of look like her anyway, but we have the same dressmaker. So here's looking at you, bogie, with your tiny little inefficient smokes.

This is a quality item that works beautifully and looks great. Its a great conversation starter too.

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.

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

Used for awhile now and the look and heft is perfect! No way to clean under the rollers i removed one screw to take the gear off and it was bately on there and now wont screw back in! To bad you cant remove the rollers and clean it on occasion cause it clogs alot otherwise!

Works great

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