Device for rolling of cigarettes

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS This cigarette rolling device has flat, block-shaped basic structure 1 which is open on the top.
The two end areas 3 of basic structure 1 extend over its upper edge and form stops 3a.
Basic structure 1 on upper edge 5 of side walls 2 has a cylinder 6, preferably made of synthetic material, rotatably stored via pivots 7 in slidable member 8, having surface ribbing 9.
Slidable member 8 meshes with groove 9 in side wall 2 of structure 1 via tongue 8a, which has a recessed area.
Inside basic structure 1 there is a recess 10 extending parallel to the axis of cylinder 6, whose upper edge on one side (left, in the drawing), extends into a longer table 11, and on the other side into a shorter table 12.
A belt 13 is fastened to a pin 14 on one side of basic structure 1, is led around cylinder 6 and fastened with its other end to pin 15, located in basic structure 1.
In the bottom of basic structure 1, resilient strips 16, running parallel to pins 14 and 15, ensure good support of basic structure 1, preventing it from sliding.
To activate the inventive device, slidable member 8 is first brought into proper position depicted in FIG.
1 and belt 13 is pressed into recess 10.
Then cavity 17 thus formed is filled with tobacco and slidable member 8 is moved initially into the position depicted in FIG.
2.
This causes cavity 17 to become cylinder 17A, essentially closed.
No cigarette paper 18, shown by dash-dotted line FIG.
2, is placed in front of slidable member 8 onto that part of belt 13 resting on table 11 and is moistened after a short further movement of slidable member 8.
Thereafter, slidable member 8 is brought into the position depicted in FIG.
3.
In this way, the cigarette at the end of table 11 drops into basic structure 1 and rolls on slanted area 28 out of the basic structure 1.
The finished cigarette has the cylindrical form 17B which is indicated by dash-dotted line.
The examples in FIGS.
5 through 7 show an especially advantageous further refinement of the invention