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    Default Churchill. Punch or cut?

    Hi all, got my first ever churchill today and it was so expensive (to me) and awesome looking that I dont want to mess it up cutting it with the cheap free (but brand new) cutter I got with it.

    My other option is the punch but would this make the draw too tight? I typically dont have the problem with robustos but surely the churchill needs more work anyway.

    CHeers guys

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chubbawubba View Post
    Hi all, got my first ever churchill today and it was so expensive (to me) and awesome looking that I dont want to mess it up cutting it with the cheap free (but brand new) cutter I got with it.

    My other option is the punch but would this make the draw too tight? I typically dont have the problem with robustos but surely the churchill needs more work anyway.

    CHeers guys

    i use cut in pretty much every single cigar that it it possible. But if your cutter is SH@T, and you had nothin else at hand, try the punch. Better to make a good punch than a lousy cut IMHO.

    miker

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    The cuttter should be fine. A punch on a cigar that size could lead to tar build up which could make the cap area bitter.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nhcigarfan View Post
    The cuttter should be fine. A punch on a cigar that size could lead to tar build up which could make the cap area bitter.

    you got a point there, i prefer cut also but i also prefer a cutter that you could make painless circumsitions with

    miker

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    You could always double punch the cap. It will make a semi-oval shape. The cap should be large enough and sturdy enough for you to punch it twice.

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    You know what one of my favorite cutters is? The cheap single blade guillotine cutter that uses an actual razor blade. Once the blade dulls even a little, I just throw it away and use a new one. They are cheap and effective. A dull blade is the cause of most cutting woes. I wish they would make a cutter with cheap replaceable blades, like a Gillette.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kenyth View Post
    You know what one of my favorite cutters is? The cheap single blade guillotine cutter that uses an actual razor blade. Once the blade dulls even a little, I just throw it away and use a new one. They are cheap and effective. A dull blade is the cause of most cutting woes. I wish they would make a cutter with cheap replaceable blades, like a Gillette.
    to that, i can agree!

    miker

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    Hey thanks guys, some craking ideas there. I think I will risk the cut, I have two brand new cheap cutters. The double punch idea is fab. I think I will cut.

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