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SeanGAR · 03-26-2009, 08:51 PM

I have not heard of that cutter but now I am interested. It does look a bit better than the cheap 5 dollar cutters in my local, mainly because of the metal construction. OTOH, from the pictures on their web site, the blades look too thick, same as Palio and Xikars.

Palio lovers stop reading ... this is my opinion ... a Palio being molded plastic and glued in blades should cost $7.95-9.95, retail. Anything more than that is a ripoff. In addition, Palios do not cut as well as the single blade Havana cutters that were available for a couple of bucks. I'm not saying this to stir the pot (LOL), its my opinion after having owned 1 Swiss army knife with the cigar cutter, 2 Xikars and 4 Palios.

03-26-2009, 08:51 PM	#6
SeanGAR Crotchety Geezer Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Radford VA Posts: 911 Trading: (3)	Re: Ajmer cutter I have not heard of that cutter but now I am interested. It does look a bit better than the cheap 5 dollar cutters in my local, mainly because of the metal construction. OTOH, from the pictures on their web site, the blades look too thick, same as Palio and Xikars. Palio lovers stop reading ... this is my opinion ... a Palio being molded plastic and glued in blades should cost $7.95-9.95, retail. Anything more than that is a ripoff. In addition, Palios do not cut as well as the single blade Havana cutters that were available for a couple of bucks. I'm not saying this to stir the pot (LOL), its my opinion after having owned 1 Swiss army knife with the cigar cutter, 2 Xikars and 4 Palios. __________________ How can you have any pudding if you don't eat your meat?