Cello: Yea or Nea?

[strife]

Just received an email from a vendor about this very subject and while I don't give a rat's patootie about a definitive answer, I'm curious about one thing mentioned. It was stated that cutting your cigar with the cello on increases the lifespan of your cutter by not dulling it as quickly.

"It also is great to cut your cigars with the wrappers on, as it keeps the blade clean and sharp much longer."

Hmmm

PS
Sorry Kevin I know you have nightmares about this thread.

 

[solowgregg]

Why Strife? WHY?

 

[Moro]

Please NOOOOOOOOOOOO!!! I saw that question on Puff.com and was so glad we weren't having those things!

EDIT - How can cutting more (for it's what ye do) keep the blade sharper? If using a dull cutter, ye might avoid the wrapper being damaged as much (I haven't experimented); but a good cutter should last without hocuspocus supersticious techniques.

 

[strife]

How can cutting more (for it's what ye do) keep the blade sharper? If using a dull cutter, ye might avoid the wrapper being damaged as much (I haven't experimented); but a good cutter should last without hocuspocus supersticious techniques.

My thoughts exactly. I guess the next time I cut chops I'll leave the butcher paper on to keep my knife sharp. :glassesgr

 

[djs134]

No need to thank me gents. Just my way to keep giving to the community!

Damn! Is this thing still going? Ah, legacy... not what I'd hoped for, but more than I probably deserve.....

 

[diesel]

I just added cello to all of my tubos.

 

[tatjunkie]

I just added cello to all of my tubos.

:dunno:
Are you saying that you put cello on the gars then in the tubes?

 

[diesel]

:dunno:
Are you saying that you put cello on the gars then in the tubes?

NO NO NO. I put cello over the tubes. Keeps them nice and shiny!

 

[djs134]

It'd be easier to put the cello on the outside. Help keep the paint from getting scratched..... :innocent:

 

[strife]

NO NO NO. I put cello over the tubes. Keeps them nice and shiny!

I bet if you leave the cigars in both the cello and the tubos when you cut them your cutter will last indefinitely!

 

[Moro]

I bet if you leave the cigars in both the cello and the tubos when you cut them your cutter will last indefinitely!

:headroll:

 

[CuritibaRex]

... I don't care for Cello, or single bags. I like the way sticks look in a humi. Also I love the smell of a humi full of sticks all together....

This.

 

[CWS]

It is all too confusing. That is why I buy cabinets (eh greg)

 

[rabbgp]

It is all too confusing. That is why I buy cabinets (eh greg)

Roger that! :grin:

 

[SkinsFanLarry]

"I don't care for Cello, or single bags. I like the way sticks look in a humi. Also I love the smell of a humi full of sticks all together...."

I'm with Donk on this one!

 

[diesel]

It is all too confusing. That is why I buy cabinets (eh greg)

You must cello the cabs! Otherwise, you run the risk of your cabinets marrying.

Then, on top of all that, your humidors flux capacitor may not reach the adequate power for proper functioning (1.21 Jigawatts).

 

[blooz4u]

No!! Not the dreaded flux capacitor!!

 

[SkinsFanLarry]

No!! Not the dreaded flux capacitor!!

The new 1000 Model is much more dependable, I hear.

 

[Mr.Casas27]

I leave them like bought them.

 

[diesel]

I leave them like bought them.

:thumbsup: