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  • Cigar Cutters, Part II

    Gentlemen (and ladies),

    Back in February, the Lion of the Forum, Senor Robusto, started a thread on cigar cutters (click here) It was through this thread that I discoverd the inexpensive Cuban Crafter Guillotine Cutter.

    Today, I use this cutter more than any other puro-pokin' device, even my trusty ol' punch, which I am addicted to.

    Now if memory serves me well, several other posters to that thread purchased the CC cutter as well. So after several months of use, how is it working for you?

    For my $$$$, it is one of the best value cutters around

    Thoughts! Comments!


    Thanks for reading my post.

    Names TJ, TJCoro, and I just cut the tip off my pis with my most excellent Cuban Crafter Guillotine Cutter
    Last edited by TJCoro; 27-08-2009, 06:22 PM.
    sigpicVaya con Dios, Amigos! - don TJ and the Coros

  • #2
    I have yet to try this cutter though I have seen many like it and it's a good concept. I stick to my trusty Xikar xi3 carbon fibre. Does the job- lifetime warranty. :-D

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    • #3
      No doubt about it!

      Originally posted by Jimmeh View Post
      I have yet to try this cutter though I have seen many like it and it's a good concept. I stick to my trusty Xikar xi3 carbon fibre. Does the job- lifetime warranty. :-D

      Yeah....the Xikbar xi3 is a great cutter! No doubt about it, lil' Jimmy. I have one in my collection and still use if from time to time.

      But I gotta' tell ya' mate, for only $12, the CC Cutter is a real beauty, with a nice solid and hefty feel to it. A solid performer, IMO, and pound for pound, the value around.

      TJ
      sigpicVaya con Dios, Amigos! - don TJ and the Coros

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      • #4
        can you post a link to the cutters that you're talking about TJ? I'm needing a new one and if it's good enough for the mexican it just might serve my needs.
        Lover of fine Cubans since 2006

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        • #5
          You turned me to the Punch TJ and I have not used aanything else since....

          Bar from when I some the old Piramides...

          Need a new one tho, due to mine getting blunted..
          Love Life - Love Cigars

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          • #6
            Next time, try the hot link.

            Originally posted by Kdot View Post
            can you post a link to the cutters that you're talking about TJ? I'm needing a new one and if it's good enough for the mexican it just might serve my needs.

            Here you go (click here)

            TJ, TJCoro, at your service

            BTW, I fixed the link in the first post.
            sigpicVaya con Dios, Amigos! - don TJ and the Coros

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            • #7
              TJ, how sharp is this one? I'm thinking about getting a Xikar after a mate let me used his, it was amazing to say the least. If this is comparable for half the price, I don't see why I wouldn't buy it. Tell me what you think. Thanks

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              • #8
                Tough Choice, if price is no concern.

                Originally posted by reigndrop View Post
                TJ, how sharp is this one? I'm thinking about getting a Xikar after a mate let me used his, it was amazing to say the least. If this is comparable for half the price, I don't see why I wouldn't buy it. Tell me what you think. Thanks

                Well, senor reigndrip, my Xikar was about $30 and I think the CC cutter is comparable, in terms of sharpness, and easier to use. Feels good in the hand.

                The Xikar is a bit cooler looking, however. Both have lifetime warranties.

                Your choice, mate. But if you go for the Xidar, I suggest you get the more expensive one (around $50 or $60); it works much better and looks better, IMO.

                TJ
                sigpicVaya con Dios, Amigos! - don TJ and the Coros

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by TJCoro View Post
                  Well, senor reigndrip, my Xikar was about $30 and I think the CC cutter is comparable, in terms of sharpness, and easier to use. Feels good in the hand.

                  The Xikar is a bit cooler looking, however. Both have lifetime warranties.

                  Your choice, mate. But if you go for the Xidar, I suggest you get the more expensive one (around $50 or $60); it works much better and looks better, IMO.

                  TJ
                  Price is a concern, I'll get the cheaper one. Thanks TJ

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                  • #10
                    Love the Punch!

                    Originally posted by cohibaIV View Post
                    You turned me to the Punch TJ and I have not used aanything else since....

                    Bar from when I some the old Piramides...

                    Need a new one tho, due to mine getting blunted..
                    Glad to be of service, amigo bueno!

                    Here's some punch intel for you CLICK HERE!

                    TJ
                    sigpicVaya con Dios, Amigos! - don TJ and the Coros

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                    • #11
                      Sometimes Cheaper is Better!

                      Originally posted by reigndrop View Post
                      Price is a concern, I'll get the cheaper one. Thanks TJ
                      You'll be glad you did!!

                      TJ
                      sigpicVaya con Dios, Amigos! - don TJ and the Coros

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                      • #12
                        .

                        I've had a Xikar cutter and after sending it back numerious times it broke again !
                        I finally said to myself "Self it ain't worth a shit" so I tossed it in the river !!
                        I've had a double blade Guillotine cutter for 12 + years and never have had a problem with it!Most if not all are self sharpening!

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                        • #13
                          That's just great....

                          Originally posted by gss1956 View Post
                          .

                          I've had a Xikar cutter and after sending it back numerious times it broke again !
                          I finally said to myself "Self it ain't worth a shit" so I tossed it in the river !!
                          I've had a double blade Guillotine cutter for 12 + years and never have had a problem with it!Most if not all are self sharpening!
                          Post Pic Please!

                          TJ
                          sigpicVaya con Dios, Amigos! - don TJ and the Coros

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                          • #14
                            Personally, I prefer scissor cutters, but does anyone know of a scissor cutter big enough to snip of the head of a Yanqui "Sixty?"
                            No man has the right to fix the boundary of a nation.
                            No man has the right to say to his country, "Thus far shalt thou go and no further."

                            CS Parnell



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                            • #15
                              A Cut Below!

                              Originally posted by celsis View Post
                              Personally, I prefer scissor cutters, but does anyone know of a scissor cutter big enough to snip of the head of a Yanqui "Sixty?"
                              Figures!

                              Just kiddin' lad celsis, just kiddin' ( careful, TJ)

                              I bought a pair of scissor-cutters in Las Vegas after a big win at the craps table, but have since relegated 'em to my ever-growing collection of classic cutters.

                              Names TJ, TJCoro, and I use my scissors when performing for newbies
                              sigpicVaya con Dios, Amigos! - don TJ and the Coros

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