No need to pay a percentage to a coin counting machine in a store lobby, or buying a machine to use at home, just pick up some cheap coin counting tubes and slide the coins in! no jams, extra costs, or problems.
First off it's alot easier and faster to insert paper tube inside the plastic tube. Secondly, the cut out notch in the tube is basically your counter and let's you know when the correct amount has been inserted. One thing to keep in mind is that the cut out (counter) is only for the supplied wrappers that came with tube. It'll still work for the most part with other wrappers but you should manually count each new roll of coins to determine if you should add or subtract coins for each new brand of wrapper
@sawgunner85 the instructions literally say to put coins into the tube,than insert the paper roll over the coins from top to bottom. So how would this be the correct way when the instructions state differently?
@@jesusnegrete2734 unfortunately the slot only works for the wrappers that came with tubes or wrappers of the same brand. What I do is manually count the coins of each new brand of wrapper to see if I need to add or subtract. Still a lot faster than any method I've tried before tho lol
Okay I bought this and I was getting so frustrated that I couldn’t do it fast. I double checked and everything that can slip thru the slot is what you don’t need. Now for getting them in the roll fast. Hold the tube at about a 90° and push the coin and the bottom hole slightly so the coins will all be slanted now you will it be way easier to push the roll thru
Dudes... Just as an experiment I put the paper roll in first, the only difference now is that you have to aim slightly but it’s so much easier. Also I count with my four fingers so that it’s one dollar at a time
First off it's alot easier and faster to insert paper tube inside the plastic tube. Secondly, the cut out notch in the tube is basically your counter and let's you know when the correct amount has been inserted. One thing to keep in mind is that the cut out (counter) is only for the supplied wrappers that came with tube. It'll still work for the most part with other wrappers but you should manually count each new roll of coins to determine if you should add or subtract coins for each new brand of wrapper
So THAT’S how you use them. I’ve putting the wrappers in the tubes and then putting the coins in. 😅
That's the correct way;)
@sawgunner85 the instructions literally say to put coins into the tube,than insert the paper roll over the coins from top to bottom. So how would this be the correct way when the instructions state differently?
Thank you 😊 I couldn’t figure it out before this video
THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO!!! I KNEW my coin tubes weren't worthless. 😂
Why are you counting. The tube counts it too. That is what the slot on the tube is for.
Inaccurate mine goes 3 over
@@jesusnegrete2734 oh that sucks. Well just take 3 off the stack then. :)
@@jesusnegrete2734 unfortunately the slot only works for the wrappers that came with tubes or wrappers of the same brand. What I do is manually count the coins of each new brand of wrapper to see if I need to add or subtract. Still a lot faster than any method I've tried before tho lol
Okay I bought this and I was getting so frustrated that I couldn’t do it fast.
I double checked and everything that can slip thru the slot is what you don’t need.
Now for getting them in the roll fast.
Hold the tube at about a 90° and push the coin and the bottom hole slightly so the coins will all be slanted now you will it be way easier to push the roll thru
Dudes...
Just as an experiment I put the paper roll in first, the only difference now is that you have to aim slightly but it’s so much easier.
Also I count with my four fingers so that it’s one dollar at a time
nice song, i know what you did there
That is not "faster" if you take a gift card like Amazon or store you use "no fee"
hehehehe i like the KITTYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYy
Fucking lousy demo