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#21
(07-08-2017, 04:39 PM)Parkster Wrote: This Colibri? [Image: 6bd142f848f43cb3bb13c9f4c27b7156.jpg]

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(07-08-2017, 09:52 PM)Jimmie the Mum Wrote: That's the one.

I'm looking for a new cutter, a V...is that Colibri V any good?

I see them on Amazon Prime, assorted colors, for $31.20
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#22
First off let me say I saw the Xo Cutter a couple of years ago, it was very intresting, but my gripes are:

Price.

It is thick, and difficult for me to use with out reading glasses.

I think the color are OK, but not untill recently do the color have wow factor.

I personally use a Cuban Crafter Perfect Cutter as my go too. It was price right under $15.00, all metal, will cut up to 60 Ring Gage with not problems, it will cut Torperdos.

Will I ever buy an XO maybe, but ever time I think about it I say my Cuban Crafter does a great job, so what by the XO.

If you need fire to light your cigar a match will make fire, or a $1,000.00+ DuPont will make fire.  Me I use a $10.00 Jetline as my go to because it is dependable, it make fire, and that is all I need fire.

BTW before the Cuban Crafter Cutter I used a sharp pocket knife to trim a Cap, or trim the tip of a 
Torpedo.  Or cut a tiny "V".

Long before that teeth were used old school like in the 1960's.  Cigar Cutter were too expensive, grandpa show me how to open up a Cigar with my choppers.
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#23
(07-07-2017, 09:33 AM)Parkster Wrote: Thanks Jimmie.

I've read a couple of reviews that also give it a bit of a dig if I'm honest, too many moving parts being one of the issues and not intuitive to use being another.

I'd taken in to account that not everyone is a Xikar fan, just like some of the reviews that hail it as the future of cutters being from over enthusiastic Freeby recipients.

The lifetime warranty is a big draw, but, I still wanted to fish for info from SC folks whom I hold in regard for their credibility if it had been fiddled with by any of the group.

I have a Xikar punch, more teardrop cutters of theirs than I care to admit to Mrs P about and I have your V Cutter from my last visit.... Still have no idea how I ended up with it, the baggy and straw., so I'm not in desperate need of a new cutter..... But.... You know how it is.

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Ahhh Dave, I saw you at Easter, where the hell is my V cutter? Tongue

Tonto, I use my V cutter 99% of the time. Treat yourself. My all time favorite. No worries Dave I spent the coin & picked up another one.
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#24
If your not fussy about branding, or color CigarBid has those Colibri "V" Cutter frequently. Some are branded with Cigar Name. But it don't effect how good they work.
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(08-14-2018, 09:03 AM)SurfnSafari Wrote: If your not fussy about branding, or color CigarBid has those Colibri "V" Cutter frequently.  Some are branded with Cigar Name.  But it don't effect how good they work.

I don't know why I didn't think of looking at CigarBid?   Confused 

Thanks!   Smile
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#26
Just looking at this one https://www.cigarbid.com/a/colibri-v-cut-cutter-san-cristobal/2957310/ & it's lowest price.  With shipping, it would be in the $25 range
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#27
I 2nd Mum, that is my favorite cutter. Can't go wrong with that.
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#28
I've got to say, I love the Colibri V cutter I picked up last September!

Sometimes however, I think it cuts a little too deep & splits the cap into 2 pieces.  I have to work on adjusting for that when I cut.
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#29
I never had that problem.
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#30
It is simply fabulous in design and a perfect cutter with Sprint acting unique mechanism that enhances smooth cut.



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