seems to be a problem here. Since I seem to produce considerable moisture the cutter gets all gummed up between annual cleanings :cool:
Popped it apart and used toothbrush (new) water and soap then dry.
Anybody got anything better?
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seems to be a problem here. Since I seem to produce considerable moisture the cutter gets all gummed up between annual cleanings :cool:
Popped it apart and used toothbrush (new) water and soap then dry.
Anybody got anything better?
Better than I could explain myself
http://http://cigarobsession.com/201...-cigar-cutter/
I can't post links yet, but Bryan Glynn from Cigarobsessiondotcom just posted a good guide a week ago. He uses brake cleaner
Saw that....no residue with the break cleaner....seems easy enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nicks85
I attempted to take apart my Xikar xi1 to clean it and succeeded, but could not get it back together. You need three hands or some sort of incredible dexterity to get it back together. I took it to a shop to see if they could do it, and after a while, they gave up and just gave me a new one.
Denatured alcohol and a q tip works pretty good. I don't think I'd spray brake cleaner on a cutter.
Damn, why didn't I think of claiming that screen name. Nice, welcome to the Bum!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tatuaje
Thank you. You could change to tatauoge or iamcaspar and we'd have them all locked up.Quote:
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After seeing you avatar, I won't disagree or comment. Thanks for the response though:flustered:Quote:
Originally Posted by Nicks85
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Originally Posted by Nicks85
I LOVE and admire CO, but we'd rather you didn't. Please understand, we're trying to be the old school filling station here. We want all services rendered and have them right in front of us. We'd much prefer that you copy/paste the information, rather than shift us off to another click-intensive experience. This is by no means a CB policy. I'm just speaking as a guy who loves to smoke and read about cigars and the stuff that goes with'em. If someone comes up with something interesting/intriguing, we wanna see it and see it right in front of us. I promise to do you the same service. How's that? ;)Quote:
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That's what happens when you reinvent the wheel. It's a great device (I have two), but if it goes whacky, well... I figger, that's what that great warranty is for.Quote:
Originally Posted by Engineer99
Damn skippy. 91-99% alcohol and Q-tip are cigar accessory's best friends. Be it lighter, or cutter, that's the ticket.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tatuaje