Coltellerie Saladini 3000 Series Table Cigar Cutter | Review

Italians have different cigars than most of the rest of the world. They are thinner, made differently and oftentimes meant to be cut in half at the middle. Some Italians smoke bigger cigars and as such, a few companies have made cutters that are meant to cut both traditional Italian cigars and cigars from the Americas.
But does it work?
For over a month Brooks Whittington carried around an ox horn cutter from Coltellerie Saladini to determine whether the cuts were as pretty as the cutter itself.
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[@daveh7828]

Great show piece, absolutely beautiful. However much like Brooks' review my experience with cutters of this style is that they never live up to the looks.

[@johnmed3]

Such a shame that this, cutter has such issues with cut. I’m glad o watched you review, thanks for saving me the expense.

[@InevitableTruthTeller]

As is the case with many Italian products, sometimes it's all about aesthetics over function. I smoke Toscanos daily. I almost ordered one of these, until watching this video.

[@padmad3k63]

Same here I'm looking for a tabletop cigar cutter.

[@etow8034]

The Mafia boss's finger chopper !

[@NoName-yl3pb]

All I could stare at was the epoxy leaking out of the handle. Wouldn't spend that much on something that has cosmetic errors like that

[@philipmalaby8172]

Wow that had the potential to be really good.

[@975ems]

Beautiful, great novelty, but useless for the type of cigars i smoke.

[@giofyr]

Peroni Beer Yes , this cigar cutter ...Helllllll No.

[@Der_Kleine_Mann]

looks beautiful, but why is it so badly designed🤦‍♂️