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Have My Own Room
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Cranial Screw Top, of course.
![]() I developed it after watching with horror what some people did to the caps of their cigars, lopping off 1/8" or more. I frequently see people cutting off almost the entire cap to the cigar. I've found that cutting a cigar this way leaves a nice intact cap and reduces the amount of unraveling problems I had before using this method. Step one: Find a cigar that has a nice rounded cap for best results. Will not work on torpedo or belicoso cigars, though I confess I have never tried. ![]() Step two: Place cutter gently and barely into the sides of the top of cap. While holding the cutter there, rotate the cigar. ![]() Step three: Peel off the cap. The cap should just pop off with the cutter, I left a tad bit uncut to show that the cap is coming off but there was no filler cut at all. ![]() Final result: Should be a very clean cut of just the cap without destroying any filler and leaving the remainder of the cap intact to avoid unraveling of the wrapper. ![]() And you get bonus satisfaction points for knowing where the name comes from. :groucho: |
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