View Poll Results: Punch or Guillotine?

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  • Punch Cutter

    9 40.91%

  • Guillotine Cutter

    13 59.09%
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Thread: Punch Cutter Vs Guillotine Cutter

  1. 11-08-2010, 08:26 PM #21
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    And lets not forget the cheap ass plastic guitar pick some one was marketing on this forum.
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    It totally depends on the cigar. If you use a punch on an Opus X or an Añejo odds are you'll wind up with a mouthful of tar.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Daigz View Post
    So if I use a punch for robusto and cuban cut for everything else, how should I poll that?

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