I've looked at the videos and reviews for various low-end capsule machines.
- Cap Em Quik doesn't really do much other than hold the caps. You still have to load them by hand and then cap them by hand. Lame.
- The Capsule Machine looks a little better, but you still have to load them by hand. Reviews say it wrecks some of the caps. Looks flimsy
- CapsuleCN cn50/cn100 look like they autoload both the cap tops and bottoms (dump and shake), and look far more substantial. Much more expensive than the first two.
capsulcn looks great, but I cannot find any reviews on it. One thing I don't understand: when you dump the caps into the machine to load them, and shake, how do you not end up with like 50% of the capsules upside down in the little holes? In the video instructions, it just always works. (I guess the closed ends would be heavier than the open ends, but still...)
So, anyone use these? I'd really like to get the cn50 but I don't want to drop $150 if it is crap and unproven, whereas the capsule machine and cap-m-quik are more work but there are tons of reviews on them and they seem at least ok, especially for under 30 bucks.
Any units I have overlooked? These seem like the only 3 capsule machines that are not big money pro units
This is the capsulcn unit:
Edited by irony, 24 April 2016 - 07:02 PM.