Anyone make a draw tool?

I want to buy a couple drawl tools. Does anyone have any leads where to find a couple decent ones?

Thanks all

Reno

drawl for dummies.....how to develop a drawl for the girls.

I bought one from Troy aka Boom on the old site. He's on a couple different sites, not sure if he still makes them but you can google "Boom draw tool" and he'll come up.

Not the best pic to show the notches but it shows the Cocobolo handle well:
http://i.imgur.com/VwZEFD5.jpg

Also Hekthor Wiebe (@Hwiebe on Instagram?) makes them from time to time.

Take a large paper clip. Unfold it. If you want to get fancy, scratch one end on the sidewalk until you get a point. Result: Cigar draw tool.

I bought a set of these years ago. The one on the left works best:

http://t.harborfreight.com/4-piece-p....google.com%2F

I have a Boom tool as well. It was actually at my behest that he began doing the angle cuts in them and I had him make mine 8" so it could handle a Churchill. The reason for the cut is that if you don't remove material, the hole just collapses and plugs again due to the heat and moisture. You also need to make sure that whatever you get is made of food-grade stainless. Otherwise you could get a metallic taste.

Forrest also makes them. wineadors.com

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Originally Posted by Billb1960

I bought a set of these years ago. The one on the left works best:

http://t.harborfreight.com/4-piece-p....google.com%2F

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Same here they work great and are cheap.

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Originally Posted by Herf N Turf

I have a Boom tool as well. It was actually at my behest that he began doing the angle cuts in them and I had him make mine 8" so it could handle a Churchill. The reason for the cut is that if you don't remove material, the hole just collapses and plugs again due to the heat and moisture. You also need to make sure that whatever you get is made of food-grade stainless. Otherwise you could get a metallic taste.

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I can confirm this, which is why I bought the Boom tool. I tried making my own(without notches) and it did nothing. I hear using a drill bit works well too but it's was worth it for me to buy something that looks nice and it's a one-time purchase. Plus finding a drill bit that is long but doesn't tear a lot of the tobacco out seems like it would be difficult.

You don't really need a super long one like Don has, you can knock off the ask and go in through the foot.

BTW, I store mine in my Shuckins bomb tube which is plastic and adjustable.

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Originally Posted by BMack

You don't really need a super long one like Don has...

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That's right, it's not the size of the tool, it's how you use it!

Or so I've heard.