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deluxestogie

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That is an interesting square-pressing box. Because the dimensions of each cell are fixed, the cigars that are placed into them must be identical in circumference, to get consistent pressing. For each different ring gauge, a different box would be required.

I have seen the use of an undivided pressing tray, into which a floating wood divider is inserted between each cigar, presumably to allow the same tray to be used for square-pressing cigar batches of different ring gauge.

Bob
 

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Those looks wonderful. Do you recommend that wrapper? I am nearly out of wrapper stuffs and it can be hard to pull the trigger....
 

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La Flor Dominicana El Jocko (counterfeit) shaggy head


 

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That looks amazing Marc. You didn't use a mold is that correct? I've got to try one of those.
 

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MarcL you always amaze me with your talents to making different shapes and sizes freehand. I like that short tapered cigar.
I always wanted to try rolling one of those pipe shaped cigars you did a while back. Keep it up and enjoy.
 

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Those are phenomenal and inspirational! Is that a corojo wrapper?
 
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