Review on Effortless Cigarette Rolling with Top-O-Matic T2 Cigarette Machine by Chris Pinkston

This is my second Tops cigarette rolling machine. My first model was a Top-O-Matic with a black finish, the older version is about two years old. This is a good role for my first role but it had some issues. For my second car, I opted for a Top-O-Matic T2 for a few euros more. I noticed that this is a completely different roller from just taking it out of the box. It's an all-metal machine with a durable, smooth rolling mechanism that will roll a cigarette perfectly. I read in a review that the rubber base keeps coming off, but I bought it anyway. The first time I used it the rubber base came off as stated in the review. I had the exact same problem with the first machine and had to work around it. You don't have to solve the problem with the product at home. This needs to be corrected before it is sent as a purchase. *** This is my third Top-O-Matic T2 and possibly my last due to the same rubber bottom issue that keeps falling off. MANUFACTURING DEFECTS This is an excellent rolling machine, but the second box is open, the rubber bottom has been removed from the machine. This is my third video and they all have the same problem which the manufacturer ignores. The rubber base NEVER stays on the base and falls off when least expected, spilling tobacco powder everywhere. I don't know if I should deepen the grooves or use better rubber or think about it in company meetings. other than eating bagels and donuts. It's important to eliminate the negative side of a product, it doesn't take a master's degree to know that a machine has a permanent fault. Consumers aren't fools, so don't check their loyalty either. As I said, this is my third reel from this manufacturer and the same problem remains a problem. Maybe it's time to explore another car. We live in a world of ridiculously endless choices for every type of product available, making finding a more reliable and efficient rental car a click away. Changes before the only people rolling their cigarettes on your machines are your own employees.