Tight Draws

Rain

I hate having a tight draw, but I also hate waiting for it to open up. When I'm trying to see if the draw will open at all, I'm puffing too hard to get a little smoke, and then I'm making the cigar too hot. It's a vicious cycle.Is it possible to look at the foot of a stick and tell that it's rolled to tight? I looked at the head and it seemed that why, but that might just be placebo. I'm sure there are gars out there that look tight but end up having a lose draw.

catfishbluezz

Precisely why I have a draw tool. Not sure why it took me so long to buy one.

Gray4lines

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catfishbluezz

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AVJim

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Russ55

AVJim

bwcarter54

catfishbluezz:

Precisely why I have a draw tool. Not sure why it took me so long to buy one.

I need one of those too. I can't find one on ccom so where can I get one?

smoke em if you got em

Totally thought this post was about tight granny panties... Please continue

Rain

smoke em if you got em:

Totally thought this post was about tight granny panties... Please continue

I just threw up a litt----a lot.

smoke em if you got em

Rain:

smoke em if you got em:

Totally thought this post was about tight granny panties... Please continue

I just threw up a litt----a lot.

my bad

Gray4lines

Rhamlin

I usually use a big paper clip straightened out. That usually does the trick if that don't work I got a top piece of a portable radio antenna that's sharpened on the end. This always gets the job done.

curtpick

Go to a Walmart in BBQ grill accessories. There is a $1.50 wire grill remover for gas grill tops. Strong SS and perfect circumference, about quarter of a clothes hanger in diameter but just as strong. Works like a charm because you have the wound spring like end to hold.

Bob Luken

So if you decide to us a draw tool ( or a walmart grill remover ) on a badly drawing cigar, do you let it go out first or do you fix it while lit? And how deep do you go into the head of the cigar? (I'm assuming you go in through the head.) Just passed the tight spot or all the way? (Maybe dumb questions but,.....)

ddubridge

Rain

Bob Luken:

So if you decide to us a draw tool ( or a walmart grill remover ) on a badly drawing cigar, do you let it go out first or do you fix it while lit? And how deep do you go into the head of the cigar? (I'm assuming you go in through the head.) Just passed the tight spot or all the way? (Maybe dumb questions but,.....)

Bob, whose lips are those?

Bob Luken

Rhamlin

Cigary

I have 3 draw tools and each is a size for Robustos up to Churchills....they work great and I haven't had to deal with a bad cigar for the last 10 years. If you clip your cigar do a dry draw on it to see how open it is...sometimes you can massage it with your fingers to open up and other times you have to use something that will open it up...draw tool is your weapon of choice.