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How much do you cut off a pyramide cigar? Not getting much smoke out of a BBF atm. Cut it twice but seems like only a little hole.
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May have been false alarm seems ok now. Lol
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The answer is, as much as you need to get a good draw, they can very significantly'Cigars are a hobby, cigarettes an addiction'Comment
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The first half inch was a bit tight but then it was really good (that's what she said).
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As PeeJay says, whatever is appropriate for the stick in question. Always best to start with a little, as you can open it up a bit if it's tight (I tend to check before lighting) but jolly difficult to constrict an air-tunnel.Comment
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As little as possible, but the beauty is you can keep taking more Off until it's right. I have also heard that V cut can work on them.Licky Licky before Sticky Sticky. - Puff Scotty 22/03/14
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The beauty of pyramid is that you can cut to taste
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A little off the top, por favor!
In general, I cut off an amount that equates to a small punch hole, and slowly build from there if the draw is insufficient.Originally posted by Andy 84 View Post
But that's just me.
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I've got a cuban crafters perfecto cutter. It's good for cutting just the right amount off. But with torps it needs just a little bit more. It can also depend on how tight the draw of the cigar is
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I used to just go straight to the bottom of the cap. Learned a little more restraint these days hahaComment
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This is the first post i have seen without emoticons [emoji50][emoji50][emoji50] i think we have a imposterOriginally posted by TJCoro View PostComment
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This is the first WITH emoticons.Originally posted by Sean View Post
Imp poster!
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