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My $3 cutter just isn't cutting it anymore (look, I made a pun), I need a decent one that'll cut through any ring gauge.
In a similar vein, my $5 torch lighter works fine, but it looks like a toy and is just too big.
Suggestions and where to purchase, please.
Go to a tobacconist and get a decent double blade cutter - Xikar, Zino and Palio are some good brands. They run about $30, but are top of the line and backed with excellent warrantys
Colibri, Nibo and Tiger are some excellent torch lighter brands that have models that can be found for under $20. Check e-tailers online or eBay
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