In my experience, taking the cellophane off can cause the wrappers to dry a bit more than they would otherwise, sometimes leading to a brittle or dry feeling to the wrapper that comes through on the cut. I get bits of tobacco too from cigars when I smoke them, that is part of cutting them. One way to get around the bits of tobacco is to use a punch cutter, it makes a small hole in the wrapper without cutting and making tobacco bits.
Sometimes I get bits from a cut, sometimes not. I guess it all depends on the tobacco in the cigar whether little bits will flake off. The only con I've heard of with punches is that some people say they get tar buildup around the hole...I've never had this happen, so I can neither confirm nor deny the validity of the claim.
Sometimes I get bits from a cut, sometimes not. I guess it all depends on the tobacco in the cigar whether little bits will flake off. The only con I've heard of with punches is that some people say they get tar buildup around the hole...I've never had this happen, so I can neither confirm nor deny the validity of the claim.
I use a punch for almost everything. I can say that recently I have been getting tar buildup but when I cut to fix it I don't get anymore buildup.
yeah I use a sicissor cut and it does great. No tar build up. I do blow off the end I cut and that gets rip of any little bits left behind. The sicissor is the best i ever used, i recomend every one using one.
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yeah I use a sicissor cut and it does great. No tar build up. I do blow off the end I cut and that gets rip of any little bits left behind. The sicissor is the best i ever used, i recomend every one using one.