LFD chisel shape, how to cut?

[negncic]

Try punching both sides. That works for me

[Hot Stuff x]

To each his own...I always pinch the edges of a chisel to open it up.

[Doogie]

Originally Posted by Cypress

IMHO you can not go wrong with LFD if you want a cigar that is full strength and full flavored.

for those of you who are brave, try it with your morning coffee
i like to ese my punch with this cigar

[LibertyToad]

They are meant to be punched from what I've read--I think in a forum where a rep answered the same question.

[Architeuthis]

After going through all these other methods, I've settled on simply cutting it... No fuss, no muss, and I can't taste a bit of difference either way. And I've probably smoked twenty of these punched and a hundred with a regular cut...

[mryellowx]

I use the punch method if I have one handy. Towards the end, to me, it doesn't get the tar build up as bad. I think the other side of the hole collects the majority of the build up.

[6clicks]

I believe they're made to squeeze and pop open like the Victor Sinclair jobs. Personally, I just cut a clip right off the end with a sharp blade on a flat surface. That's the way I prefer them.

[ThinAirSmokin]

Originally Posted by Schecter30

Whats the word on the these, I guess most ppl punch a whole through it? I only have regular cutters though so can I just cut it normally? If it unravels I'll fight. what do ya do with these bad boys.

Here,Rush will show you how

How to Properly Smoke the La Flor Dominicana Double Ligero Chisel

[Cigar Man Andy]

Straight and to the point.