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This is a comparison of the major types of different ways to cut a cigar. Shown are the characteristics and differences between the new Cigar Spike, a punch cutter built in to one of my lighters I got from Buylighters.com, a traditional straight cut by a Cuban Crafters Perfect Cutter, and on a torpedo a straight vs. angled cut by a Xikar. The video is in two parts (part two will play automatically after 1). Giveaway details in the vid!
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Great video Bryan.
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Not sure where to leave a post but great video.
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Very nice video! I am also a huge fan of the Cuban Crafters cutter.
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That cutter seems pretty decent. I have noticed pinching with cheaper guillotine cutters.

I went on their website to check out the perfect cutter, and they are sold out. Have they been sold out for sometime now?
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I picked up a couple of these cutters at my local B&M, might be worth a try.
Personally I think that it gives a cleaner cut than the other cutters that I have used, Xikar, Palio, Zino etc. etc.
I would shop around though, this cutter should only run you $15.00

Good luck.
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Excellant video, thanks Bryan!
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Nice job Bryan. Which cutter do you like/use the most? I like the Cuban Crafter cutter.
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Yup, same here.
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That cigar spike.....even though a cigar cutter probably is not allowable on airplanes.
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I have all of those and I do like the cuban crafters cutter second to my Boston V Cutter. Palio is good as well as Xikar but I still go with what brought me to the dance and that is the Boston V Cut. 10 years later it still cuts like brand new and that is probably at least 3000 cigars I've smoked in the last 10 years,,,easy.
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Do you mean the desktop cutter or the pocket model. Do you know how much the pocket models are?
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