What is the BEST Way to Cut a Cigar? | Complete Cigar Cutting Guide

[@ducphongdols]

The only cigar cutter review video on KZbin that really cuts cigars!

[@JeremySiers]

😉👍🏻

[@gaming2121]

But what would happen if you make tiny holes with needle, instead of cutting it?

[@sneegssnag808]

@@gaming2121 it would still work, but you would need to put a lot of holes into the cigar, and it would just take a long time in general

[@vaibhavnaudiyal3264]

Now I can add cigar cutting skill on my Résumé

[@hamaadrahi]

😂😂😂😂

[@testsubject1018]

Well played

[@gunez_and_rozes357]

touché

[@jennyzambrano5327]

Same 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤷🏻‍♀️

[@jimgallagher5902]

I know you are joking, but since most employers these days are pick asses about ANY kind of smoking, I'd leave that out!

[@siphogunde5344]

I don't even smoke, but I'm enjoying this😂

[@vaibhavnaudiyal3264]

Exactly man

[@toxicafman7916]

Yup me too

[@hamschh]

me too

[@johannesekjonsson4203]

I'm 15 xD

[@mjo7866]

Your not alone

[@Bighomer5]

I've watched a couple of these beginner cigar videos and you're the only one to properly point out which end to cut off and also why - thanks for that!

[@dtaylor6967]

Quality content. I’m newer to cigars and this was very helpful. Also not boring to watch.

[@khabrahasunny1947]

wats the best legal cigar in new jersey for beginners not too harsh

[@lukeescamilla9386]

Jeremy : we aren’t drinking whisky Also Jeremy : we have coffee aged in whiskey barrels.

[@guglielmo_arte_naturale]

WTF

[@probablyLyonne]

666 th

[@ZeroG]

Also Jeremy: spoaoaoke in class todayyyyy

[@ancienttempleofma]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@fugness]

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[@MegaChad-lh8uz]

Directions unclear, I am now circumsized

[@aryanprabhushastri2353]

😂😂😂😂

[@chanakyasinha8046]

Now penis has became vagina 😹

[@TheRexilius]

@@84lglg I like my women circumcised

[@84lglg]

@@TheRexilius 👍

[@jimgallagher5902]

Don't worry Brad, as long as "nothing else"got cut, you'll be fine!

[@active_srt]

Watching even though I don’t smoke cigars. I just love the quality of your videos 🤣

[@kushmakkar]

Marco Barron samee here 🤣

[@SkittlesMan1433]

Same here

[@nornironniall]

I love that you mentioned the lack of satisfaction from a punch. That's the most stupid reason to base this decision on, and is exactly the sort of variable I end up making decisions on.

[@prussiaball8229]

Man I like watching things like this, you know, people passionate about whatever they’re doing.

[@ocelot11snake]

I was a v cut man but after using a punchcut the first time I've never gone back. Perfect depth, air flow, and its on my keys so I'm never losing it

[@loganmclarry]

I love my punch cut if I'm smoking at a lounge. I have a guillotine cutter at home. Hopefully I can get a v cutter soon so I can try it

[@legendarygaming5045]

until you lose your keys

[@williamrodriguez2009]

I'm new to smoking cigars so now I got to try the punch hole.

[@tysauce1986]

I have always enjoyed the punch!

[@ar007r]

depends on the cigar and your own preference. You said you are never going to go back. what if you were smoking a cohiba lancero or a bolivar belicoso fino or many other cigars that dont have standard caps? What about if you have a cigar with a very tight draw?

[@MrCanucksGrowGuide]

your addicting to watch. great guide. amazing video all around.

[@JeremySiers]

Thanks brother 👍🏻

[@Guntherdagustapo]

Big fan of ur grows dude!!!

[@spaceblack3194]

I watch u vids too

[@thelongranger55]

Funny to see you here !

[@Loony_]

bro i was watching this and i was like “wow this reminds me of mr. canucks content” and wow what a sight

[@MrPedroAGT]

I don't drink...I don't smoke..I have 0 tattoos...don't have a beard...have the most minimalistic wallet possible and almost no EDC... basically, there is not much reason for me to see your videos, but by some kind of sorcery I don't miss one! :) Really awesome content bro, even if I don't fully relate with the topics, I'm really drawn by your way of communicating. Cheers from Portugal!

[@JeremySiers]

That’s awesome, glad you’re enjoying it!! Cheers from Florida 🥃

[@robertlappa3142]

As Adam Ant said, "Don't drink, don't smoke ... what do you do?" 😄

[@kmikaz2.029]

Continue one day you Will be à man 😀

[@gonova8412]

@@robertlappa3142 You and Adam Ant should be asking yourselves if drinking and smoking is all you do

[@markchoate9021]

I enjoy all cuts, but currently I am on a v-cut craze. Especially on cigars that are 40 ring and up. I totally agree with you that Colibri cutters for the V. They are head and shoulders ahead of anyone else. Good video.

[@aequitasvox2488]

can't go wrong with your vids. No bs, fun and you always learn something new.

[@eddiecrow9133]

I grew a beard watching this

[@emileheskey7494]

i was a new born baby but i then i grew up, went through puberty ,got married ,had kids now im 78 and happy

[@scottlander1007]

@@emileheskey7494 congrats

[@wokk9543]

@@emileheskey7494 lol

[@codyprock8462]

I can't believe you got this uploaded on a Monday.👍

[@DanielKivlehen]

One thing I always keep in mind when selected my cut is the length of the smoke. I enjoy a tight draw, but in a larger cigar, I'll ensure a decent amount of air flow to prevent tar from building up toward the end of the cigar. I hate that bitter taste to the extent that I'll periodically blow out on the cigar to keep the smoke from lingering inside it too long.

[@redbear2113]

I have this problem, I was told it tends to happen if you smoke it to quickly, idk if that's true but figured I'd share.

[@FootFungusTreatment_Tao]

It's always interesting to hear about different techniques cigar enthusiasts use. Scoring the cap in a circular motion with light pressure and stretching the tobacco sounds like a careful and precise way to create a clean cut. I can see how this method might be especially useful when a V-cut isn't readily available. It's great to know that with a bit of practice, it becomes an efficient and damage-free way to prepare your cigars. Everyone's preference and skill level may vary, but your suggestion adds another useful option to the cigar cutting guide. Happy smoking!

[@zenos.5315]

Tried every cutter known to man, and my favorite by far is the V CUT, perfect over all. Your cigars will thank you for using one. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@RichDix-y1h]

Went from a Straight cut, to a punch, to a V cut, settled on the V. The Colibri V-shown in this video is excellent! They (Colibri) also make a S&V cutter a bit more pricey but it works excellently. But the man is right, what makes you happy as a smoker, is what is best! Good luck with all the storms out there!

[@RogersRamblings]

Regarding that 14 year old... Remember that growing old is mandatory while growing up is optional.

[@noswad8317]

who are you speaking of

[@PROAmateur01]

@@noswad8317 You didn't watch the video, ig? He mentions his 14 year old self joking about what he said.

[@seansavage4766]

I'm stealing this...

[@assassinaria]

We say that, but in reality we would look down on man children for being how they are.

[@RogersRamblings]

@@assassinaria I see a difference between a man child and someone who knows how to have fun and not take life too seriously.

[@thejonathandoan]

11:07 The amount of open surface area will help control how much air you can draw, which affects how hot the smoke is (so long as the draw isn't plugged or too tight). The more air you draw in ( and the speed of which you do so) determines how hot the cigar burns. If it burns too hot it won't taste very good.

[@NikoBellaKhouf]

Do you notice any differences in the flavor using different cutting methods?

[@LostANIMEfiles]

vv

[@bomboospaghetti4121]

@@NikoBellaKhouf it depends on the kind of tobacco, and how hydrated it is. So, yes and no.

[@taz_trader]

@@NikoBellaKhouf No that will only effect draw, which maybe u can argue eventually effects taste... but in general nope only really effects draw.

[@redbear2113]

@@NikoBellaKhouf as stated to hot and you alter the taste, tends to be more bitter, I'd guess from the tar build up based on someone else's comment.

[@maxxbuffone6739]

Growing up my dad always smoked cigars but sadly he passed away when I was only 13 now I’m 23 and starting to get into cigars and can’t ask his questions so videos like this really help me out in learning.

[@salmanal-hayki6435]

Do you still smoke cigars and enjoy them by today ? And sorry about your dad. May he rest in peace.

[@maxxbuffone6739]

@@salmanal-hayki6435 yeah I’ve gotten into them a lot more found out a ton more ways to cut cigars and have favorite brands now. Actually found some of my dads old humidors where he kept the rings on his favorite cigars and have been trying all of the ones he kept

[@danjuan496]

I'm a newbie and you cut through all the bullshit that I have been told at most cigar shops. (Trying to sell me shit that I really dont think I need). After listening to your video you gave me great information that i was looking for. I'm now subscribed to your channel for great information. Thank you

[@JakeTheSwampMonkey]

I love watching videos like these. I'm not a drinker but I really enjoy smoking cigars. I haven't in months since I have no money. My favorite Brand right now is Punch and Oliva.

[@mattiassjoberg1512]

Dont smoke cigarr, but love what you do, love the setting and love the beard and the ink. Wish you the greatest day. Cheers from Sweden /Mattias

[@johnwilson9261]

Thanks Jeremy - use the v-cut colibri myself but think I'll give the straight cutter a try now - especially for torpedo styles. BTW, thanks for always including international Amazon links when you can... it's a small thing but your Canadian and UK fans appreciate it. Cheers!

[@JeremySiers]

I try to look out for my international peeps 👍🏻😉

[@jeremiahjeremiah1319]

@@JeremySiers I didn't realize you were Canadian? Where are you from?

[@bighonky1974]

I use my grandpas swiss army knife from when he fought in nam its crazy because you can still taste the agent orange mmmmmhmmm my favorite

[@ryanjofre]

hue janus - lmao

[@bighonky1974]

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[@conchaman679]

Randy Bingham ok boomer

[@sergeantswag9389]

Ive just turned 18 and am slowly getting into the world of cigars, I would have never guessed there where this many ways to do this. Thanks for the vid 👍

[@sk8inballer338]

Loved the video! I'm a beginner when it comes to cigars and I learned allot!

[@jonsamuels9245]

1st time viewer here. The name of this and the filming and editing are so beautiful! 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽

[@boozer216]

Can we take a second to appreciate his B-roll shots?

[@winfieldfelder771]

Another good Cigars 101 session.You are quickly becoming one of my top 5 Stogie channels.Much respect and keep it LIT.🔥💨💨💨

[@JeremySiers]

Awesome! 👍🏻

[@asherhockersmith8271]

I would never expect such an impressive man to have such a soft, pleasant voice.

[@jjuanmarin]

yeah he looks bad ass but his demeanor is nice his looks make you stay away and his voice makes you get closer

[@asherhockersmith8271]

@@jjuanmarin Agreed.

[@CarlosGonzalez-vu1ew]

Great personality. Didn’t come across as a cigar “know- it-all,” but instead, down to earth. Nice👍🏾❤️🙏🇺🇸

[@DerrickEShepherd]

Great tutorial, elementary stuff for seasoned cigar smokers I'm sure, but I'm a newbie so I appreciate the info.

[@briandaigle2067]

He said lets talk about some “man shit” and I got hooked

[@Macsnapsmedia]

Heh. Penetrate. Great vid man. Love it. It's be cool to see a 'how to choose a cigar for beginners' vid. Rock on dude. 🤘🏻

[@syelane1161]

Cool video. Pleasant attitude and it's always cool to watch a video with a host with sense of humor. Great video.

[@Modernsour19]

Love your personality man it's like having a conversation almost

[@MrDebkumarbasu]

If Peter McKinnon had a big brother....this man would be the one!

[@morphingtime93]

i was thinking the same thing loll

[@ΑιμιλίαΜαυράκη]

So true xaxax

[@VintageArcader]

Absolutely

[@subhajitbhattacherjee2655]

The colour grade.

[@rgevanckerschner]

All I have to say is that you featured a great selection of cigars in this video.

[@ephebert]

Dude, that Red Horse cutter is awesome! Pricey... but damn is that one of the coolest cutters I've seen. I think most of cigar smokers past 3-4 years of smoking have used them all. I just started using the XIkar XO Cutter and it is amazing. Thanks for putting up the content man.

[@JeremySiers]

It really is a sweet cutter. It has features you normally only see in high end knives. I’ve been eyeing one of those XO cutters myself. I hear they are pretty outstanding. 👍🏻

[@tarrence22]

Yo, before watching this video I knew absolutely NOTHING about cigars or cutters but after watching this I learned a little bit and am interested in cigars now . Thanks for the info, that was a really good tutorial.

[@CraigMelancon]

From South Louisiana understand the Hurricane issues, Cigar and Whiskey guy! Enjoy your videos, and coffee with a Cigar is also awesome

[@keirenschultz7362]

This is the first video I've watched from your and I have to say I really love your laid-back energy and friendliness, also the great quality of the video. Good work man !

[@dondepuros2451]

Great vid! Love the editing, especially the punch cut intro! Keep up the good work😁

[@fikicuara]

You are right, man. In Spanish, double "l" is pronnounced, as you call ,"y" and it reads "Beyas Artes".

[@PetersPorsches]

I love my v cutter, one added bonus is when you have a cigar with a sweet or flavorful wrap, you keep more intact and its better if you like to dip the tip in whiskey for the last pull or two. Great vid!

[@hangarnut5660]

I totally get geedy on this explanation of cutting the cigar. Appreciate you doing this video. Have been in the hobby only two years and I have learned some nice basics from this video.

[@packmanGB]

Saw a beard , figured I would watch. Hurricane that never showed up got me a couple days off work.

[@evilfatKat]

Never smoked a cigar before, but am sure I treated to try it out. What do you recommend for a beginner?

[@JeremySiers]

Tons of great ones out there. Go with something in maybe the 6-8 dollar range. Don’t want to spend too much Incase you don’t like it. A Drew Estate Undercrown is a nice smooth smoke. Also hard to go wrong with any light wrapper Montecristo for a first try. Lots of great ones out there so hard to pick just one. 😉

[@euhandrake434]

If i were you don't even start dude,

[@brettkelly8301]

start with a Connecticut in the $6-$8 range. I would recommend a Macanudo

[@frostfirex7467]

I personally started with an Ashton Churchill. $12.50 for a longer one but it’s quite smooth and very mild. I think it’s a great introduction as you don’t have a strong taste like other cigars.

[@jimgallagher5902]

@@JeremySiers I took a business trip to China some time ago, and was able to smoke a Cuban, and it was good, but not enough better than a nicaraguan to pay the extra money (Cuban cigars are now legal in the United States when it comes to traveling abroad and bringing them back into the country for personal use. However, if U.S. citizens attempt to sell Cuban cigars within the United States, they may be subject to fines and other penalties.)

[@all4senna]

5:18 Ah, I see a Sin Compromise there...really love your content Jeremy, keep it up!

[@Dreamville18]

Smoked my first cigar yesterday. This was VERY helpful

[@VarenYoutube]

Watching this will help me for when I get my first cigar on Friday, cheers mate

[@boross6745]

why on the earth I'm watching this😂,I'v never smoke in my life

[@localbigfoot8217]

Dont start but pots ok us sasquatches dont tell

[@decilciousgraham2658]

@@localbigfoot8217 sassy the Sasquatch roll me a dobie

[@localbigfoot8217]

@@decilciousgraham2658 nah m8 but theres some stingin rogers in the ash tray

[@porplowd]

I disagree with bigfoot, take a trip to your local cigar shop/lounge and ask around, find a cigar to try. Worst case scenario, you don't enjoy it and can say you tried.

[@paws27]

TheSerGregor worst case scenario you like it and get cancer. Maybe a bit overboard but that definitely is the real worst scenario.

[@porkchopspapi5757]

Been a YT addict since it started & this is the first cigar vid I've seen! I had to quit cigars. I got tired of paying $120+ for a box & not being able to smoke some due to being rolled in a hurry or by a rookie. There's no way to fix a too tight roll. The best I smoked were Camacho but damn they were potent. I made the mistake of habing a espresso with one. I was sweating like a pooring rain. Nicotine poisoning. A Coke fixed me right up tho.

[@georgegeorgiou74]

If you use a Perfect Cutter on a torpedo, a triple snip is usually perfect in my experience. On box pressed cigars if you use a round cutter, the blade works best if you face the wider sides along with the blades. Less pressure and cuts it cleaner. The Padron 26 and 64 are regulars in my rotation and I’ve never had an issue. I always carry a Colibri V cutter in my case, but it’s rarely ever used. I just don’t like the feel in my mouth with the cut. Punches I used to use 20 years ago when there were virtually no cutters that fit 60 plus ring gauge cigars, but it’s just not ideal for most cigars IMO.

[@alexolive5749]

Even if I don't smoke, your videos make me so relaxed 😁

[@Juice56107]

You got it right! It's pronounced as a Y "Bayas" Artes which translates to "the beautiful arts". Great video! 👍

[@GaryJahman]

whaaat?! You came up in my recommended feed! I love cigars and camera's and you seem to be the Peter Mckinnon Cigar Smoking version lol!

[@nishnish9152]

Im definitely going to cut and smoke my first cigar this week after watchinf this

[@calvincampbell64]

Thank you for the coffee Jeremy I'm drinking a cup as I watch 👊 3 shots 😉

[@JeremySiers]

You know it brother 😉👍🏻. Cheers my friend! Hope your week goes well.

[@calvincampbell64]

@@JeremySiers thank and I've had a great week and weekend and onwards and upwards

[@trujon0310]

I love it! So informative! I had just purchased a punch cutter and you just showed me how to use it correctly! Awesome!

[@trujon0310]

P.S. The beard is so freaking awesome!

[@johnkln4694]

Just watching this made me feel like a badass cowboy from the 50's lol

[@michaeledery356]

This can definitely apply as a circumcision tutorial...

[@derekb4life]

Good cutter review. I normally put amaretto in my coffee.

[@RickyVv]

im not even into smoking and im young but i love this type of vids, i could watch them for hours and not get annoyed

[@ricardomachado221]

Great information!!! No BS. Just plain and simple info for beginners a it should be.

[@AlirioArteaga]

Psychedelics saved me from years of uncontrollable depression, anxiety, and illicit pills addiction. Imagine carving heavy chains for over a decade and then all of a sudden that burden is gone. Believe it or not, in a couple of years they'll be all over for treatment of mental health related issues.

[@Francesca-hm1yb]

yes, that's right, I researched and found out that shrooms are helpful in many ways but nobody talks about where to get them. Very hard to get a reliable source I can reach out to

[@WolfgangKaiser-if2wr]

Sporeville... Is pretty commendable and a very intelligent mycologist. He saved my life honestly

[@AlvisCampos-uf4qb]

they've helped me a lot as well I'm a war vet diagnosed with PTSD. A lot of issues spun out of control when I came home. This is something i looked up and tried after trying the roller coaster of antidepressants. Day and night difference

[@Francesca-hm1yb]

How do I reach out to him? Is he on Instagram

[@WolfgangKaiser-if2wr]

Yes, he is, Sporeville.

[@trisi95]

Rationally and overal I would say the straight cut is the best cutter especially the ones with a big ring gauge. Simply because you can cut everything with them, punch and v-cut have their limitations like the ones you mentioned in the video. But since cigars are far away of being something rational i prefer the V-Cut and i switch between the Colibri and the Xikar Cutter, depends on the deepness (is this a real word?) of the cut i want. PS: Thanks for the coffee recommandation! EDIT: Ok sorry if someone these this post a few more times KZbin just wanted to spread my word and posted this shit all over the place here

[@BrockLord]

Depth not deepness good guess tho

[@1969MARKETING]

anything under 50 ring gauge i typically use a punch. straight cutter for topedos or any cone shaped cigar. v cutter for everything else.

[@nea273]

Great points.

[@mjohnson8641]

Very informative video thanks. I’ve tried different cutting techniques. I prefer a V cut. I’ve found that sometimes I have to draw hard to smoke. If I find that happens I will actually make another V cut making it an X.

[@arawfranco9247]

I just recently got into cigars. I love cigars now. This great info for better experience.

[@JB-bi4lf]

With the punch or the V cut, I find that the tar build up starts to affect the taste of the cigar towards the 2nd 3rd. The straight cut is the best way to avoid tar build up in my experience

[@NikoBellaKhouf]

Thanks for the tip. I tried the V cut once and the cigar wasn't that good. Maybe this is why.

[@kevmoful]

Punch cut will give you some build up I notice it happens when I try to smoke too fast.

[@firdauskaswady2217]

Hey Jeremy! Could you talk about the best cigar combination with meals? Or cigar coffee or cigar whisky combo? Would love to take cigar experience to the next level!

[@JeremySiers]

Sounds like a good vid 😉

[@cashsavage5350]

I dont know anyone that even smokes cigars but we damn sure cut them dow 😂

[@Fl00fN00dle]

Stumbled across this channel in my recommendations. I’m on board with this channel. New sub.

[@jimimarlatt7086]

Love the puns and the 14 year old humor! You're all right with me! Great video!

[@fk80189]

Only scissors for me because I can do every cigar shape with it perfectly. Xikar folding scissors always on my keychain.

[@nicknild8876]

The intro "we're here .We got a cygar . Let's talk about some man shit" Got me to sub

[@Bibanh303]

you should make more vids when u smoke cigars while filming. good cinematic

[@dw1682]

1 min in I subscribed. You talk with passion. Love good cigars and bourbon and today’s Florida rainy day 😂 good to come across your channel

[@Roguesaturn]

I don’t smoke. I literally watch this stuff because it’s satisfying and I love the channel

[@elxever44abarca39]

Damm right son!.... my whiskey, my cigar....I do as I please and enjoy👍

[@ICEMANinHD]

A like is granted for 14 year old mentality!

[@chrismartinez8393]

I soak my cigar in my favorite whiskey before I smoke it. I only put in a cap full of whiskey in a shot glass. Let my cigar soak for 5-10 mins. Light it up and enjoy. Keeps the heat down as you draw. I think it add to the flavor to the cigar.

[@jimgallagher5902]

Yeah, Christ, I've done the same, but I only "douse" the tip.

[@spectatorofallthings6587]

Jim Gallagher cream soda

[@j0shll0yd]

Never heard this method, I might try this. But it seems like soaking more than 20 seconds is over saturating it. Does slow the draw or cause the wrapper to unravel?

[@chrismartinez8393]

@@j0shll0yd I soak it good and suck out the whiskey before I light it up. It keeps the tobacco cool when drawing on your cigar. Also adds a little flavor to the cigar

[@j0shll0yd]

@@chrismartinez8393 wow! I have got to try this! Thanks for the idea!

[@hightreason]

new to this channel but this guy really knows his cigars, great video!

[@idoleyesd]

20 seconds in, instantly sold on getting cigars and cutting them properly bc the intro was good

[@alfonsomural4792]

Interesting, when you mentioned most lighters had punch cuts, I immediately checked my lighter and at the bottom I found out the fuel injection part opens up into a punch cutter. Thanks for mentioning that, I would've never found that otherwise

[@redphobic7442]

"For guys", I see Jokes aside thank you I learned a lot with this short video

I always use a Samurai sword and let my wife hold the cigar.😝

[@AnalystAndy]

I am also moistening the end and prefer my cutters sharp. Those are excellent tips. Just you Americans are basically pampered by the quality of Non-Cuban cigars. Lately there are severe quality issues and there is almost always an issue with airflow. For that reason alone I cut deeper. Yes and risking the wrapper coming off. What helps, though, is a V cutter or a drill. Airflow can be improved additionally by cigar files (not sure if I am using the right term here). Great video. Great style.

[@Theinspirationalquoteguru]

I have started smoking cigars. I'm just a beginner, so that's why I stumbled upon your channel.

[@thewaywardcyclist3992]

i'm not a smoker but i'm going to try one good cigar before i die

[@abdallahmoussa1983]

I do that on a daily basis because i dont know if am going to die on the next day! Dont wait, life is short

[@tigerstyle4505]

Pro Tip: Should you be struggling to get a clean, well placed cut with a guillotine/straight cut you can essentially achieve the same thing as the Perfect Cut by setting your cutter on a flat surface, putting the cap in til it rests on the table or whatever surface you used, then going in for the cut. I've been smoking 15+ years and still do that pretty regular just out of habit and because it's great when you have a sketchy cap. Bonus: Commit to your cut! Pick it and press hard. Don't half way it or it'll come out all wonky and parts of the filler may not cut right leaving a weird edge that can be uncomfortable and annoying. Bonus Bonus: You can light a cigar with a Bic (YES BICS USE BUTANE, even if it's not the cleanest around, and there's a solid chance your favorite blender uses a cheap Bic style lighter most if not all of the time) ya found in the parking lot outside the liquor store, a cheap Djeep, etc, cheap butane lighters tend to be ok if you go with a decent brand. But cutters not so much. The Cuban Crafters Perfect Cut is solid and pretty affordable but most cheap cutters are just more trouble than they're worth and stand a good chance of ruining your experience. It really pays to keep an eye out for sales or hit up CBid for a good cutter. I got my Xikar XO Honeycomb for under $50 on there, 2 Xikar Xi2's for about $15-16 each, and a Colibri guillotine for about the same. For months now I've also been using a $13 JetLine Bugle Single Flame Torch more than anything and love the cigar rest lol Even my partner liked it so much I got her one for her birthday and it's primarily what she uses too. Don't have to spend retail if ya just look around 💯 Used to pretty much exclusively use guillotine cut, I tried a few punches but it never really did it for me and I had issues with tar buildup and cracking caps. Then when the V craze took off some years back I got a Colibri V for my birthday one year and went to almost exclusively using it. But over time I just drifted back to the guillotine. There's a reason most blenders don't like V or punch cuts. I still switch it up some but guillotine is where it's at imo.

[@anthonytotilo4737]

Hate watching your videos. Always forces me to go out and buy what I need 😭. Happy Monday bro!

[@JeremySiers]

😉 glad to help 😂

[@timokoskinen9028]

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[@car4fowler]

I always like your content Keep the good stuff coming. 👌

[@jamesayars591]

This episode on why the hell is this in my recommenced But still a good vid