What's your choice for cutting?

[Samurai]

[quote author=opusXmarco link=topic=93.msg1521#msg1521 date=1176503400]
Hagen, is that the one you had at the Phx Herf? I have to look into getting one.
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Yes sir it is it has thinner blades than the Xikar so it cuts smoother and finer IMO.

[Gee-Man]

Palio Carbon..

[ucla695]

For thicker ring gauges, I use my Zino DG to score the area around which I would like to cut.  Then, I flick the cap off with my thumb.  It has worked very well.  But for figurados, I have to fully engage both blades. 

For thinner ring gauges, still looking.  I guess a narrow punch would do.

[insight]

I used to switch between my xikar and a punch but now I pretty much strictly use my Palio.  It has been very reliable and effective

[BigBlue]

Xikar at home.


Mean Sardine (xikar) in the car.


Whatever is at the shop when I'm there...

[brandon]

I've got it all, Zino, Davidoff, Palio, Xikar, Xikar2, Xikar3, Savinelli, SAK, Bullet cutter - I think the Palio is best for everyday, and Davidoff for herfs.

[Rooster]

Xikar Multi-tool. :bigup:

[JxBr]

[quote author=Brandon link=topic=93.msg1646#msg1646 date=1176519260]
I've got it all, Zino, Davidoff, Palio, Xikar, Xikar2, Xikar3, Savinelli, SAK, Bullet cutter - I think the Palio is best for everyday, and Davidoff for herfs.
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Not all, the Credo Synchro may be better than all of them.  Much better than the Palio. IMHO

[opusXmarco]

[quote author=JxBr link=topic=93.msg1525#msg1525 date=1176504289]
Found a super deal on my favorite cutter, on Ebay, now. Check them out...  [url=http://search.ebay.com/credo-synchro_W0QQfromZR40]http://search.ebay.com/credo-synchro_W0QQfromZR40[/url]
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I looked into the Credos and found them a bit bulky...

Anybody know a site for Palios....for a good deal?

[ELittle]

xicar. but im starting to like my palio cutter more.