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Another thought, smoking indoors or outdoors? I do find they tend to wander a bit if I'm smoking on a walk and it's a bit windy for example... -
I get it now. Thanks for the in depth explanation of what not to do and what to do. Helped me out big time there!
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Depends!!
`Originally posted by funnyoldgame View Post
Well lad, if you're talking to a bird, it's a crude comment that seldom works. 
But if you're talking about puros, it's the act of placing a few puros in a cigar box outside the humidor for a few days. Several aficionados believe this allows the stick to de-humidify a wee bit which causes the puro to burn/smoke better.
TJ, TJCoro
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Ahhh this would make a gread deal of sence I keep my Humi at about 70-72% and alot of the sticks burn a little uneven.
I'll try lowering it, thanks for the advice.
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My stash is at 65 usually, had rose to 68 last couple of days, I put it down to weather fluctiations and as it hadn't reached 70 I wasn't too worried but on the back of what you said I did a calibration test and all is well there
Gonna dry box for a couple days anyhow see if that's it.
Cheers
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What RH are you keeping your sticks at? In the past I've had problems with my wrappers being too wet, dry boxing fixed that so now I try not to let my sticks get above 65%.
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Un- even burn and what causes it?
I've noticed that I've had a few uneven burns lately and I'm guessing it's my technique at fault.
All seems well when I toast, nice even glow etc but after half inch or so I'm getting 1 part racing ahead now I'm looking at the way I'm drawing?
I can re touch/ correct etc ok but then she's off again
I'm not that new to this but it's got me wondering?
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