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Technology Information:
PREMIER Excel Cigarette Injector Machine
Product Type: Sports
Product Price: $45.00
Manufacturer: PREMIER
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Description
The Premier Excel Cigarette Machine is the fastest table top cigarette injector on the market. It's modern styling convenient size and price make the Premier Excel the affordable cigarette tube filling machine for today's people on the go. Features slip resistant base and grip pocket. Easily cleaned, tough ABS plastic and chrome steel makes the Premier Excel our most affordable table top machine Includes complete instructions
Reviews
Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2010-07-31
Summary: "Perfect smokes !!!!"
I just got this from a local smoke shop and it delivers!! I have been using a hand held single shooter for years til I bought this machine, I shouldn't have waited so long! It is so much faster and precise than the small single unit. People always complain about jams, but that is almost always due to overpacking!! The safe bet until your familiar with your unit, start with small quantities of tobacco in chamber until you get a feel for what is the right amount. I bought mine for $28.99, even if it did break beyond repair in a year or 2, I would still saved a mint in $$$$ just because it's $75.00 carton for regular smokes!!! So much for getting rid of a monarchy that taxed the hell out of the peasants, (Who needs a king when you have a politicians to ruin your life and the economy!!).
Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2010-07-11
Summary: "Excellent Machine"
I've owned this machine for a year now and I love it. The first one I had lasted about 4 months and I was disappointed because it worked like a charm. But I bought another one and haven't had any problems with it since. I've also googled the web site where I can buy the parts if I need to and I have just in case I need them. Think about it. This machine costs $25 and does a far better job then the expensive ones. If I would have to replace this once a year then so be it. With the price of bought cigarettes now, the $25 is worth it to me. It makes a good cigarette. I knock out 7 packs in one hour with this machine. Now can others say that about the other machines out there???
Rating: 3 / 5
Date: 2010-05-30
Summary: "Good for the price"
Nothing will beat the convenience of an automated injector. That said, from the other manual injectors I have seen, this one looked to be the best option. Easy to load, though can be difficult if you have fat finger tips. Getting the right amount takes a lot of practice. You have to develop the right feel for the correct amount of tobacco. Too much and it's a bear to pull the lever and you risk breaking it (or at least wearing it out prematurely) Semi moist, long cut tobacco works best. All bagged tobacco has finer stuff at the bottom of the bag, not the best stuff to work with. It doesn't pack well so less will actually be used. Best thing to do is do a mix of good and bad together to reach a balance when you reach the bottom of the bag. If you receive rather dry tobacco, a do-it-yourself humidor is easy. An 8" square tupperware bowl that can hold 8oz bag or so will do. 1/2 sheet of a paper towel (or 1 from the select-a-size), moistened, folded in half, then squeeze firmly to get excess water out (too moist and you will have to dry the tobacco out due to the fact the injecting process will squeeze the moisture out and soften your tubes, causing them to collapse as the injector retracts) It also causes the tobacco to stick along the way, preventing it from reaching the filter. Place the moistened towel on top of the tobacco and close the lid. Leave overnight. When you open it for the first time, discard the towel and mix thoroughly.
Depending on the tobacco you buy, and the price of the cigarettes you were buying (if you are going this rout to save money) you can save between $10-$18 a carton. That said, some things to consider. It takes time to inject. It's a production. Goes faster with 2 people (1 inject, the other to pack if needed) Sometimes the tobacco doesn't reach the filter and needs to be packed. It can take longer if it's a 1 person show.
Down side: My wife smoked Newports for 30+ years. We did the roll-your-own rout for about 6+ months. After going through several makers of menthol tobacco along with tubes to find the "right flavor" we have found out that RYO tobacco doesn't deliver the "punch" that Newports delivered. She was smoking twice as much to get the "feeling" she got from her Newports. In the end, we were spending as much, if not more, money doing it this way. We actually save $25 going back to Newports if she kept it to 1 pack a day as she was smoking about 2 packs a day worth of our home made stuff. So far, she has kept to that.
Another thing to consider. There is new legislation in the works that may prevent tobacco to be sold online across state lines. If so, you will have to find a local smoke shop or be lucky enough to find an on-line market in your state.
We bought this one out of desperation as we had the exact same one purchased at the beginning of the venture and it broke. It could have been too many over packed cigarettes being forced through that did the machine in, we don't know, but the post that held the spring inside snapped and we barely had a pack made. If it wasn't for the fact the first one broke in 6 months, would have given this 4 stars perhaps.
Rating: 4 / 5
Date: 2010-02-25
Summary: "Excellent packer but it's breakable"
This is my second Excel machine. I've tried five different models/types of cigarette machines. The Excel is my favorite by far for packing cigarettes but as others here mentioned it will eventually break. My first one broke after 13 months so in my experience you can expect to replace it about once a year. I gave it four stars anyway since it's fairly cheap so I think it's worth it (especially compared to the cost of factory made cigs).
It may take a couple days to get the hang of it, but once you learn how to use it correctly, it packs cigs just as tight as pre-mades. I've never had a cherry fall off the cigs I've packed with the Excel.
My husband has an all metal model produced by another manufacturer. It cost almost twice as much as the Excel but it isn't nearly as good. The cigs we pack with his machine are loose so the cherry falls off repeatedly when smoked. My furniture is dotted with cigarette burns thanks to that machine. So although his machine has never broken, I consider it junk because of the lousy packing issue.
For its excellent packing ability I highly recommend the Excel but again, be warned that it will eventually break.
Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2010-02-09
Summary: "PREMIER Excel Cigarette Injector"
This is a great little machine, you must use dry tabacco for a perfect cigarette.. my husband and I have saved alot of money already.. I have heard of other machines, but this one was recommended to me and I love it.. compare to others this one is cheaper in price, but does a great job...