Electric Tobacco Shredder And Cut Converter Green Pack Of 1

The shredder works great. The product is easy to use and clean afterwards. Love it

Does a good job cutting pipe tobacco into small enough pieces to work for RYO cigarettes. Two short pulses and that's all you need. The lid mechanism is a little difficult to start the cutting blades but with a little effort, it eventually works.

Perfect! Use pipe tobacco to load cigarette tubes. Perfectly reduces tobacco. Large holding capacity. DON'T SHRED LONGER THAN ONE SECOND OR YOUR TOBACCO COULD EASILY BE REDUCED TO POWDER READY ONLY FOR THE TRASH! NJOY!

I use this to ground dry herbs into powder such as tulsi, nettle, calendula etc etc. The two draw backs is sometimes the stems don't grind into a powder. The thin stems cut up but dont powder. If I grind it until they do I would get consistency too powdery like fly away powdery. The second is the lid does not fit quite tight enough. Some of the herb powder flies out the sides. It's not a ton but definitely noticed. It gets the job done and is probably great if you are just doing tobacco. But if you are doing tobacco I would not grind it for very long at all because it will work too well. It gets a little hot after turning 3 fills into powder. The cord could be a bit longer. It's a pretty great product for the price. I sure hope it holds up. If it lasts an acceptable amount of time and I get a decent use of it I will buy again.

I ordered this grinder after reading several reviews. Apparently this "tobacco" shredder doesn't work well with tobacco, but weed... indeed. After review of several items I went with this one. Got it the next day, cleaned it out and threw in about an 1/8th of premium top shelf goodness. I pressed the activation button very quickly just once (based on previous reviews), Wow. A second time, Oooohh, and a third time, Perfect! This works great but you have to be very care to only "pulse" the power and check the grind after every pulse. Mine literally took 3 very quick pulses. This green machine will pulverize your product if you are not careful, but it is well worth the price.

Before purchasing this item, I was using a hand type food chopper to shred my tobacco. I had to smack the top of the chopper with the palm of my hand up to 45 times to get the tobacco the right consistency. With this shredder, I load the tobacco in, press down on the switch twice for about 2 seconds each time, and it is shredded perfectly. Absolutely Amazing! I don't know how I managed without it. There is an issue getting the switch to engage sometimes, but just jiggle it around a bit and it lines up. Too small an issue to worry about when you experience the end results. I recommend this item to anyone who rolls their own cigarettes. Definitely FIVE STARS!!! P.S. I don't know how this site determined that Herminie, PA is in Panama instead of Pennsylvania, but what you gonna do?

The actual button on the inside of the machine melts causing the machine to get stuck on until it gets so hot inside that the switch actually falls apart. When it is about to go bad it will start turning on randomly without pushing the button. This is very dangerous especially when emptying the device as tobacco always gets stuck between the blade and the housing. Never use your finger to turn the blade to get this out as you don't know when the machine might just randomly turn on by itself. These tend to last about 4 months before they fail in this way. Since I have so many dead ones I'm just going to rewire a few of them with a high quality external momentary switch. I'll add some pictures and video of the failures to this review when I disassemble the one that just failed that I purchased about four months ago. Oh and these failures aren't from heavy use. I use the machine to grind 1.5lb of tobacco once every 2 weeks. So it seems these will last long enough to grind about 12lb of tobacco before they fail.

It grinds well but here are the problems. The button to activate it is attached to the lid. It pushes a plastic finger into a recessed button on the housing. If you can get it to line up. Thats not as easy as you would think. The other problem with the button being on the lid is cleaning. You can wash the lid/button assembly under the faucet but then you cant get the water out from under the button. Not a huge issue, just an annoying one for an OCD guy like me. But does grind well and super fast.