Brick Maker for Pax Plus, 2, 3, Mini Pax Press Puck Maker

It's just alright. Could be me and the way im trying to make these pucks/bricks. When pressing, the side opposite the plunger always comes out a tad wider that my Pax Plus oven. When trying to insert the brick top part starts to crumble which defeats my purpose of making bricks. For now I use the plunger portion as a damper to pack my oven.

It's works great! Great price as well but you get what you pay for, it broke after a weeks use.

Doesn’t fit inside the oven. Too large. That means you have to pop the brick out of the maker and then insert it by hand.

It makes a puck, but you have to push it out of the "Fused" into your hand, and then you have to manually insert it into the Pax by hand. The loading end of the Fused is square and does NOT fit into any Pax oven because the Pax is oval shaped. You can't put a square peg into a round hole.

Actual trash,its good at making pucks BUT you'll never get them into the pax with this setup. The slit doesnt lime up with the pusher so when you try to punch it in it never makes it and just gets crushed over the chamber. I know that sounds complicated, to make a long story short DONT BUY IT!

Yeah, it makes a puck like it should. The puck is cute, but very fragile. I had visions of popping out a handful of pucks to carry around in a tin, but they aren't sturdy enough for that. Maybe I'm just not strong enough. It seems a bit pointless otherwise.

Like others have said, it does not fit in a Pax but it does make good pucks. You just have to guide it to the oven.

This is a classic example of a product that fundamentally does not do the one thing it is supposed to do. This “brick maker” is meant to form a compressed insert that fits directly into the Pax Plus chamber. It doesn’t. The shape is wrong. The Pax Plus oven chamber has rounded edges; this thing is squared off like an oblong. As a result, the brick will not seat properly in the chamber. Instead of loading and inserting as intended, you’re forced to eject the brick by hand and try to place it manually, at which point it crumbles and falls apart. That completely defeats the purpose of compressing it in the first place. This feels like a rushed 3D-printed accessory that was never properly test-fitted against the actual device it claims to be made for. If this had been checked even once against a real Pax Plus, this flaw would have been obvious immediately. Poor tolerances. Incorrect geometry. Zero usability. If you’re expecting a clean, repeatable workflow, don’t waste your money. This is bad engineering dressed up as a convenience tool.