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I replaced a few vacuum and fuel lines today, and quickly tired of the sloppy cuts from the utility knife.
Solution? Cigar cutter...cuts up to 3/8" fuel line with ease, and the guillotine design makes perfectly straight cuts.
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So what are you cutting your El Producto's with now Vik?  ![[Linked Image]](http://www.voccoquan.com/images/el%20producto%20cigars.jpg) Kel 
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Cohibas, actually, on the rare occasion that I feel like indulging...
Have two cutters, only need one.
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I always used a razor blade. Cigar cutter is way cooler! Vikki, I hate you.
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