Multi-Function Metal Cigar Cutter with Drill and Punch
Clean caps and easy draws start with the right tool. This compact metal opener combines a guillotine cutter, ring-cut drill holes and punch pins in one hinged body that folds into a pocket. Built in antique brass or antique silver, it looks right on the humidor shelf and carries easily to the lounge.
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Clean caps and easy draws start with the right tool. This compact metal opener combines a guillotine cutter, ring-cut drill holes and punch pins in one hinged body that folds into a pocket. Built in antique brass or antique silver, it looks right on the humidor shelf and carries easily to the lounge.
Multi-function metal cigar opener for clean cuts and precise draws, compact enough to carry anywhere
- ragged or crushed cigar caps
- difficulty piercing cigar for draw
- bulky single-purpose cutters
Clean cuts and precise draws, in a pocket-sized metal tool.
Stop tearing caps and fighting stubborn draws. Cut, drill and punch in one compact antique-brass opener that folds into your pocket.
Cut, drill and punch without changing tools
- Cut, drill and punch in one
The guillotine cutter, the ring-cut drill holes and the punch pins all live on one hinged tool. Pick the opening that suits the cigar in your hand and close the body again. You stop hunting through a drawer for a second gadget.
- Folds to pocket size
The hinged body folds flat, so it rides in a jacket pocket or a cigar case without bulk. It is light enough to carry on a trip and sturdy enough to stay in your pocket all week.
- Solid antique metal
Solid metal in antique brass or antique silver, with an embossed grid across the body and the lubinski name engraved on the surface. The finish looks right on a humidor shelf and feels solid in the palm.
From humidor side to travel bag
- 1Lounge night
Seat the cigar in the cutter and make one steady cut. Then use the drill or punch to open the draw.
- 2Travel
Fold the opener closed and keep it in a jacket pocket or travel case until you need it. Carry cigars without a bulky cutter.
- 3Gifting
Present the folded opener in its engraved finish with a box of favorite cigars. It reads as a keepsake, not a gadget.
Everything folded into one piece
- Folding metal body×1
Antique brass or antique silver finish
- Guillotine cutter
Clean straight cut across the cap
- Ring-cut drill holes
Opening for a controlled draw
- Punch pins
Alternate opening for varied draws
The first draw sets the tone
The cap that tore
You have seen it before. The blade drags, the wrapper crumples, and the first puff pulls through a torn end. Cheap punches and blades crush the cap, and the cigar never quite smokes the way it should.
One tool, every cut
This opener folds the cutter, ring-cut drill and punch pins into one hinged body. You get a straight cap, a clean opening and a draw that pulls evenly, without digging a bulky cutter out of the drawer.
Ready for the next night
Slip it into a jacket pocket for the trip, or leave it by the humidor for lounge night. Every cigar starts with a clean cut and an easy pull, and the engraved brass makes a good gift for the cigar lover in your life.
What to expect over time
- First UseYour first clean cap
Take your time with the first few cuts while you learn the feel of the tool. Seat the cigar, turn it evenly and let the cutter do the work.
- 3 UsesThe cut feels familiar
Positioning and pressure become second nature. The drill and punch steps start to feel quicker and more controlled.
- 30 DaysPart of your cigar routine
Used regularly, the opener becomes the tool you reach for on lounge and travel nights. Keep the metal dry and wiped after use to protect the finish.
Keep the finish sharp
- Wipe it dry
Dry the metal after every use so the antique finish stays even.
- Store it dry
Keep it in a dry case or pouch, not a damp pocket.
- Cut with steady pressure
Let the blade do the work instead of forcing a cold cigar.
Why this, not that
| This | Single-purpose cutter | Basic punch or blade | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cuts the cap | — | ||
| Ring-cut drill | — | — | |
| Punch pins | — | ||
| Folds for pocket carry | — | Partial | |
| Solid metal body | Partial | — |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
Yes. The hinged body folds closed into a compact form that sits in a jacket pocket or a standard cigar case. It is built for carry, not for a desk drawer full of tools.
The body is metal, finished in antique brass or antique silver with an embossed grid pattern. Keep it dry and wipe it after use, and the finish will stay sharp for years of lounge and travel nights.
Yes. The ring-cut drill holes and punch pins give you more than one way to open a draw, so you can pick the opening that suits the cigar in front of you.
It is a keepsake that gets used. The engraved metal and folding design make it easy to hand over with a box of favorite cigars for a birthday, anniversary or holiday.
A single-blade cutter does one job and takes up more room. This opener combines cutting, drilling and punching in one folding metal body, so you replace several tools with one, and the price reflects solid metal construction rather than a plastic gadget.