Newspaper Briquette Maker, Heavy Duty Steel Paper Log Maker,Maker Manual Eco Recycle Press Machiner for Heating Fire Stove Home Tool 25.6×8.2×12.6 cm

Definitely not indestructible, but works as intended for paper brick making. A good way to keep the mess to a minimum is to soak the paper for at least a day or two and blend it with a good sized paint mixer attachment for a drill. If possible, use some type of padding for the handles if you plan to put this thing through its paces

This product does exactly what it says it does. Works decent. Not a fast process, but doable. Making paper bricks is a lot less practical than I hoped though. If you're curious and want to try it though, this comes at a decent price and will do the job.

this product didn’t not hold up well and bent right away making it virtually unusable

The only problem I had the pin broke on mine the washer came off frist then the pin broke i would give it 5 stars I just can I made 12 paperbreaks

i thought for the lower price i paid, that this would be an inferior product. it is not. mine works great. all i did was to take a cresent wrench and bend the tabs that you lift , and now i have a finger hold to use. i like it.

The item arrived quickly and as advertised, but as noted on other reviews, the supplied arms are not big or strong enough to properly compress a paper, or in my case a paper shred/sawdust/coffee grounds log. The logs I made with the supplied arms were loose/crumbly when dried. That being said, the body of the unit is quite heavy/sturdy, and should be able to handle a better compression method. I removed the supplied arms, and devised a simple but quite heavy compression lever. Although untested, (my soup is still soaking), I am hopeful…

Bought just to try my hand at it. Hard to figure the right amount of paper to put in the press.

I received it and it was bent. It felt super flimsy. If it was made by with a thicker metal it would work great! But not this one.