I just had a Nepalese Warrior

[chefchris]

Cameroon wrappers are fragile. Maybe you're cutting off too much.

A trick that Shelby showed me that really helped; try putting pressure on the end of the cap (what your about to cut off). In other words, push the end of the cigar down towards the cutter. I don't know if this is really coming out right.

I would also experiment with cutting off less.

[Mizicke5273]

Cameroon wrappers are fragile. Maybe you're cutting off too much.

A trick that Shelby showed me that really helped; try putting pressure on the end of the cap (what your about to cut off). In other words, push the end of the cigar down towards the cutter. I don't know if this is really coming out right.

I would also experiment with cutting off less.

So hold the cigar vertically with the cap pointing down? Ill try that, or just use my punch on them from now on.

Kinda had me scared for a bit cuz I was worried that they were to dry. For some reason there is roughly a 7% difference btw the top and bottom of my desktop humi, or so says the hydgro. But everything smokes great out of it, so I dont know I kinda dont worry about it anymore now. But with the last war I had it kinda got me worried again.

[chefchris]

doesn't matter how you hold it, just put one finger on the cap of the cigar and apply pressure pushing back down towards the cutter.

how much do you usually cut off?

[Mizicke5273]

I normally try to stay under an 1/16 of an in. or so if possible which usually equals out to a wee bit before the cap straightens out. Or at least thats what I aim for. Me and Xikar still have some fights at times though.

[BDurrani]

Just my first Nepalese Warrior today. A really great smoke, smooth and full of flavor. Going to have to pick up some more soon.

[JHAYES6405]

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