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Objects used for rests/ashtrays
I'm curious as to what various objects the inmates might use for cigar rests or ashtrays, which are not commercial in nature.
As an example, I often use a little item I picked up a couple of years ago when I visited Union Pacific Steam Locomotive #844. The brakeman told me this was a piece of brake lining from #844, just a chunk that fell off. It makes a cool cigar rest. I'm a train fan as well, so it fits right in. What else are you guys using? Thanks. http://qsl.net/kg0yh/upbrake.jpg |
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My best rest is my palio cutter.
My #2 is the single cigar ashtray that cigarnut sells. My #3 is my X stand that works really well with many, but not most, cigar ash trays. |
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I am thinking about using a diesel piston for an ashtray:
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Hey Wes, that looks pretty cool, but I might think twice about what that item is made of. It might contain Asbestos.
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My most common unconventional rest is the groove between two planks on an empty wire spool on my deck. Here I used it to take a photo of a Viaje S&B, but with a lit cigar, I just hang the end of the cigar off the table:
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When the boy was younger, i'd make him hold it when I needed to say, fix a drink or flip steaks on da grill. That worked out well for me. :)
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Funny you posted this... I always use the band on my watch. Works great for me and I can adjust the way it cuddles my cigar. ;)
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Ashtrays? I use my shirt a lot. :D
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Whenever I see him, I use Mac's shirt too.....:r
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I always have a beer with a cigar, so I mostley use the bottle cap as a cigar rest
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I have a small collection of hand carved monkeywood pineapple nut/candy dishes that work great:
http://img43.imageshack.us/img43/5978/2373106.jpg This one worked really well, until I accidentally knocked it off the table onto a concrete pad and it shattered: http://img818.imageshack.us/img818/7...asperfecto.jpg And, my most oft used ashtray: http://www.noctua-graphics.de/images...d/ground02.jpg |
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Cool. Tnx for tip about my souvenir! It might very well have asbestos... I may have to give it early retirement.
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A company called Swiss Tech makes a few models of miniature multitools that clip onto a keyring. Fold them out one way they'll stand up like a tiny Transformer. Fold them another way and they'll hold your cigar in their little robot "arms".
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About one and a half years ago I fassioned an ashtray out of the origional brake rotors I replaced in my 911. I gave three away to my Porsche/cigar friends, and kept one for myself. A front rotor BTW works better.
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I use one of those mosquito coil holders. It's convex on the top, so it rests nicely. But not when the coil's lit.
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I have a 105 mm Howitzer shell casing that sits on the back deck to catch ash & butts. I also have a 25 lb. artillery casing that was cut down and turned into a nice ashtray by my father during his time overseas during WW II.
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In college my roommate and I used the piston from a T-34. Two nice holes to rest in and a HUGE repository.
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Use big seashells at the g/f's family beach house :r
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