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    I went to open the blades on my xikar cutter, and they didn't spring open like usual... So i'm trying to figure out whats wrong with the thing and the spring mechanism falls out of the casing in two separate pieces... So, i'm sending it off tom. back to Xikar; their warranty promises that if i send it to them, they'll replace it no questions asked... lets see how this goes. Has this happened to anyone else? Is it just a fluke or what?

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    I've had mine around 6 years with no problems. Oiled it a little a few times and tightened some screws once. Let us know how they treat you.

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    from what I hear, they have a 2 week turn around.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pub spears View Post
    I've had mine around 6 years with no problems. Oiled it a little a few times and tightened some screws once. Let us know how they treat you.
    good to hear, i dont know what could have caused mine to just snap like that but i was hoping it wasn't a common thing.

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    I used to have a Xikar cutter but one day the plastic moulding started to come off. I got sick of sticking it back on, so I stopped using it. Since then I bought an all-metal Xikar, which I recently lost or misplaced, and am much happier with the new one.
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    I dropped mine in a parking lot. When I realized it and went to look for it, it was already run over by a few cars. Needless to say it didn't spring open any more. I sent it back to them and they had no problem sending me a new one. Took awhile longer then 2 weeks though, probably cause I live in Canada though. They are great, and I'm sure you won't have any problems. Let us know how it goes.
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    The Rosewood handles were loose on mine. I returned it and got a brand new one, no questions asked. You may not like the turnaround time, but the unconditional guarantee is just that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HabanoHo View Post
    The Rosewood handles were loose on mine. I returned it and got a brand new one, no questions asked. You may not like the turnaround time, but the unconditional guarantee is just that.
    This reminds me of an amusing old CP thread of mine a couple of years back. Let's see if I can find it...

    EDIT: Found it. http://www.cigarpass.com/forums/inde...opic=11799&hl=
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    I bought an xi2 that literally exploded in my hands when I went to use it. I took it back to the store. I also paid way too much there. I am going to probably buy a regular Xi soon, or a palio.

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    Palio 4 Lyf


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    It will be replaced, and quickly, with no questions asked. They do not just fix it but rather send you a brand new one at no cost to you except the cost to send them the busted one.

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    Well, i finally got my cutter back... not a bad turn around time. Looks like they actually repaired it instead of just sending a new one and now it works better than it did before.

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    Good to hear. Glad it worked out for you. Tempting me to invest in one.

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