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Subject: Re: Cigar Cutters Thu Oct 09, 2008 4:46 pm
Well after reading the replies (thanks) and a little research, I decided to get both, Xikar and a Palio. They work exceptionally well and each have there own cool factor. I'd still like to make a cutter but right now we're just buried at work and I haven't got any time for a "government job" Thanks again for all the input...
Number of posts: 1279 Age: 54 Location: Glendale, Arizona Tobacco: Pembroke Pipe: Mike Brissett Bulldog Registration date: 2007-12-15
Subject: Re: Cigar Cutters Fri Jun 19, 2009 8:49 pm
I have one XiKar cutter and think it is the best. Besides the cheapo plastic $10 cutters (which I own quite a few) I have a Cigar Savor Bullet cutter and an old metal "V" cutter that was my dad's.
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Number of posts: 2770 Age: 52 Location: Chestnut, IL Tobacco: GLP Renaissance Pipe: John Crosby Sandblast Registration date: 2007-12-10
Subject: Re: Cigar Cutters Mon Nov 02, 2009 10:13 am
I have just a bunch of cheap plastic cutters. But last week I placed an order, and on a whim I bought a V cutter. Workbench, or craftbench. Oh something like that. And while I was at Bacca Cigars I had them use a V cutter for the one I smoked in the lounge. I much prefer that to a regular cutter. Unless something happens to change my mind, that will be all I use in the future.
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Subject: Re: Cigar Cutters 
Thu Oct 09, 2008 4:46 pm
