Tight Draw

[ha_banos]

I will also add it's often not a poker that's needed. It's pulling the stems that's made the most difference. And the alternative for me has been teeth, fingernails and tweezers. Which often snap the stem. This helps to pull it out in one piece or pieces.

I do wonder how the screws work out.

I sound like a salesman!

[franco]

I've had a perfect draw that the thread broke on then bought this cheap one from eBay that is more robust and has a built in nubber for s third of the price

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/223707641326

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[Simon Bolivar]

Perfect draw is a great tool, bit like a brolly, better to have one and not need it, then need it and not have one

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Exactly my policy, always nice to know it's there, hate wasting a single stick!

[Simon Bolivar]

I will also add it's often not a poker that's needed. It's pulling the stems that's made the most difference. And the alternative for me has been teeth, fingernails and tweezers. Which often snap the stem. This helps to pull it out in one piece or pieces.

I do wonder how the screws work out.

I sound like a salesman!

Ha, I have been reduced to 'forking' as well, less than ideal but when needs must.

[Simon Bolivar]

I've had a perfect draw that the thread broke on then bought this cheap one from eBay that is more robust and has a built in nubber for s third of the price

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/223707641326

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That's certainly value for money & I am sure it'll do a decent job on most cases but it won't remove any tobacco or stems, occasionally that really is needed to get a decent draw going. Like others, I rarely get plugged cigars these days but best be prepared.

[PeeJay]

Ha, I have been reduced to 'forking' as well, less than ideal but when needs must.

On holiday in the DR I forgot to take my cutter on a boat trip but an obliging bbq chef came to the rescue with a very sharp knife.

[rusdegs]

I've had a perfect draw that the thread broke on then bought this cheap one from eBay that is more robust and has a built in nubber for s third of the price

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/223707641326

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Ah I missed this post...perfect draw tool turned up today. Bugger!

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[ha_banos]

Ah I missed this post...perfect draw tool turned up today. Bugger!

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Still think you bought the right tool. Just don't lose it! [emoji2957]

[rusdegs]

Still think you bought the right tool. Just don't lose it! [emoji2957]

It is pretty Gucci! Another thing to carry to the pub now tho...cigar case, 2x lighter, cutter, perfect draw....I'm going to need a man bag!

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[ha_banos]

It is pretty Gucci! Another thing to carry to the pub now tho...cigar case, 2x lighter, cutter, perfect draw....I'm going to need a man bag!

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Time for a cigar bag! [emoji16]

https://www.ebay.com/itm/292222791410

[SHAMZ84]

I've had a perfect draw that the thread broke on then bought this cheap one from eBay that is more robust and has a built in nubber for s third of the price

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/223707641326

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I'm sure it had a life.time warranty...send him and email he was great when we did a group buy

[rusdegs]

Time for a cigar bag! [emoji16]

https://www.ebay.com/itm/292222791410

I definitely don...don....do need one of those

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[SHAMZ84]

If you want a bag and don't cost a fortune look for these

https://www.ukcigarforums.com/showthread.php?p=421304

[rusdegs]

If you want a bag and don't cost a fortune look for these

https://www.ukcigarforums.com/showthread.php?p=421304

Nice! I had a leather pencil case for all my paraphernalia when I used to smoke a pipe but that's a bit more smart.

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[Kickback]

I'm wondering whether a tight draw is often caused by the stems being left in these days. Sure the premium manufacturers used to strip out the stems before rolling but they all seem to leave them in now.
That and very few roll entubar any more.