midmofan
11 years ago
Blendlab WH-660. That "tunnel" showed up about and inch in and went several inches - almost halfway - into the cigar after it appeared. Was not until the last third that it sorted itself out
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delta1
11 years ago
Bad technique?
bassman45
11 years ago

Bad technique?

delta1 wrote:


Bad cigar!8-[
mountainman
11 years ago
unless your trying to suck a golf ball through a garden hose I would agree with bassman. one of my blend labs did something similar, just not so big.
watchurai
11 years ago
Cost cutting measures.

How did the flavors do during torching?
rfenst
11 years ago
Never had this happen to me. Never seen or heard of it either.
opelmanta1900
11 years ago
I've had this happen to me a couple of times in 2 different versions... the way the pic shows, with the hole going straight down the center, and also had it happen in a 3 hole pattern... always with cheap cigars, never had it happen to anything of quality...
midmofan
11 years ago

Cost cutting measures.

How did the flavors do during torching?

watchurai wrote:



The cigar tasted fine and the other Blendlab I had of this same type did not have this issue. I think with SOME Blendlabs, consistency of construction is an issue.

With one it was just the opposite of a tunnel with no tobacco, it was a stem right in the middle that wound up sticking out several inches as the rest of the cigar burned down around it. Wish I had taken a photo of that one!

Overall, I have really enjoyed a number of the blendlabs but there have been a couple of clunkers
2013_Gmoney
11 years ago
tobacco leaf stem burned down the middle especially when the roller gets two or three together.... happens

mikey1597
11 years ago
It's a new technique ion rolling, anusaular rolling is the new thing
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