NCRadioMan 06:45 PM 01-21-2009
Originally Posted by TOB9595:
Anyone new to trying this?
I've cut three today and marveled at how easy it is to cut a thin piece off the cap and it slides out of the cello sooooo good.
Tom
When the cigar has cello, I cut it with the cello on and have for several years. I cut like this when the customer wants a cigar cut at the shop. I have also found a cutter that is dulling will even have a clean cut with the cello on.
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Smokin Gator 06:50 PM 01-21-2009
I contributed to this as well... but is there any way this thread can stop? It is making my head hurt... Just cut the farkin cigar!!!
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ca21455 07:20 PM 01-21-2009
Originally Posted by Hardcz:
So how do you cut cigars in the aluminum tubes? Wouldn't that ruin your cutter?
Originally Posted by St. Lou Stu:
Sawz-All
Originally Posted by acruce:
Hack saw:-):
You guys don't know anything! You use bolt cutters...much cleaner cut.
:-)
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Starscream 07:21 PM 01-21-2009
Originally Posted by ca21455:
You guys don't know anything! You use bolt cutters...much cleaner cut. :-)
You're wrong too! You don't even have to cut tubos. Just light 'em up as is.
:-)
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MajorCaptSilly 07:33 PM 01-21-2009
I learned about cutting with the cello on in my old alt.smokers.cigars days. I wise man told me that it's a good idea to cut with the cello on if the blade in your cutter is dull. The dull blade will apparently get more "bite" with the cello on.
MCS
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ca21455 07:34 PM 01-21-2009
Originally Posted by andysutherland:
You're wrong too! You don't even have to cut tubos. Just light 'em up as is.:-)
I knew there was an easier way...thanks!
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