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Old 05-14-2009, 02:53 AM   #1
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Default Re: Torpedo draw issues

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I always cut torps with a v-cut. It gives them the best draw.
I do this as well and find that I get a very nice draw and don't encounter any problems.
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Old 05-14-2009, 04:46 AM   #2
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Default Re: Torpedo draw issues

This is all good info. I'll have to look into a v cutter, although with this particular cigar it may not be a good option. It is the sharpest point I have ever seen on a torpedo, so I'm not sure a v cut would open it up enough. I appreciate all the feedback and will keep my cutter handy next time I smoke another one.
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This is all good info. I'll have to look into a v cutter, although with this particular cigar it may not be a good option. It is the sharpest point I have ever seen on a torpedo, so I'm not sure a v cut would open it up enough. I appreciate all the feedback and will keep my cutter handy next time I smoke another one.
Perhaps a flat cut for about ¼", then a V-cut. BTW, I like the Legends Reds too. Loves me some Perdomos...
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