Never had that one but almost everything I've had from LFD was fantastic

GIBrett wrote:

CB - smoke one and post your thoughts.

If I remember correctly, you prefer to use a punch cutter? The way I handle the chisel tip is to punch on both flat sides of the chisel. But I agree, I am not a huge fan of chisel tips.

jojoc wrote:

Yeah I bought some of the chisels without trying them... mistake... Honestly I haven't had too many tats My B&M has them but honestly I'm not sure which I should even start with

GIBrett wrote:

GI - I would start with the Red Label - Havana VI line. I prefer the Angeles (petite Corona) and Victorias (Corona Especial)

and the Brown Label - Miami line. I prefer the Noellas (5 1/8x42)

There are also a number of Brown Label Reserva cigars that are excellent, but the price point tends to go up ....

Pete puts out a mind-boggling line of smokes under the Tat brand, as well as other brand names (Cabaiguan, LaRiqueza, El Triumfador .....)

hope this helps

jojoc wrote:

Thanks for the info I'll pick a couple up tomorrow

GIBrett wrote:

try pinching the corners of the flat part of the chisel. It's designed to pop open with a squeeze. Guy in the shop did the punch trick on my first one ever but I didn't care for it after th ecoolness factor wore off.

Frank

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