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Roll Your Own Cigarettes

Roll Your Own Cigarettes
If you're already a smoker, this is a great way to save a little money.
If you're not already a smoker, don't start!
 
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Step 1What To Buy

What To Buy
You'll need:
-Cigarette tobacco
Price will very a lot depending on where you live, but I got this 6oz. can of Natural American Spirit, which came with 200 rolling papers, for $16.99.
-Rolling papers
These are usually included when you buy the tobacco.

Optional; Recommended:
-Filters
This bag of 200 was $2.99
-Hand rolling machine
Makes it a lot easier and quicker, and the finished product much neater. Mine was like $5.

Since I've been rolling my own cigarettes, I have spent 60% less money on cigarettes than I did before, and I have been able to purchase better quality additive free tobacco.
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May 4, 2010. 5:20 AMr3cycl3dartrat says:

thank you! 

this helped me so much. i have never been able to figure out how to use rolling machines and out of frustration and wasting at least $30 in cigarette rolling machines- thinking it was the machine, not me (i feel so embarrassed to actually admitting this for not understanding (until now) something so simple!), i was so happy to come across a perfectly put-together instructable- the pictures were perfect and gave me the exact visual i needed so now i can roll the perfect cigarette. yay.
: ) ha   ironically, one of my resolutions is to quit smoking this year, lol, but i suppose at least i have 7 months left of smoking a fine looking cancer stick ( :

Apr 21, 2009. 11:08 AMlemonie says:
Looks a bit loose. You can save even more money by rolling filterless "matchsticks"... L
Nov 23, 2009. 8:06 AMabadfart says:
even when i smoke filtered cigarettes i cut the filter off... i like it unfiltered 
Jun 8, 2009. 11:50 AMsharlston says:
what does the filter do?
Jul 4, 2009. 11:12 AMR4Man18 says:
filter has a few uses but the main one is to reduce on tar which makes the smoke less harsh.
Jun 24, 2009. 3:49 PMOllzBallzRocknRollz says:
It makes them less delicious
Apr 21, 2009. 11:42 PMlemonie says:
I'm sure it is, but you'd probably smoke less if you didn't..? L
May 9, 2009. 1:38 AMomnibot says:
Probably you would but in my experience only because it tastes mostly of burning paper.
May 9, 2009. 2:24 AMlemonie says:
That's it! L
Jun 23, 2009. 6:00 PMstrmrnnr says:
I meet an pld woman from England one time. She only had one arm. She rolled smokes faster, and better than anyone I have ever seen. I am really good at it with two hands, but she was better with one.
Apr 21, 2009. 1:21 AMolivierdemontpellier says:
why use a roller ??? i'm a smoker, i hand roll ! i have an OCB roller somewhere in a drawer...
May 13, 2009. 9:00 AMbaneat says:
To roll like 20 of them it takes me a long time without one of those machines.
May 9, 2009. 1:39 AMomnibot says:
I handroll to but for the longest time I used a roller, it's an artform and not everyone does it.
Apr 21, 2009. 7:08 PMpyro13 says:
You should post an instructable on how to hand roll?
May 2, 2009. 11:20 PMroosta says:
do you compress it before rolling the paper in or leave it like that?
Apr 21, 2009. 5:17 AMBongmaster says:
should really name it "how to roll with a rolling machine" ;)

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