Cigar Cutters

The customized cutter company honors law enforcement and firefighters with its new releases.

The 746 Otello BSW is one of the latest cigar cutting options from Fox Knives, an Italian-based company founded in 1977 by Oreste Frati that has become well-known for its unique knife designs.

The line uses wood burl, which means each cutter will have its own unique wood grain.

Earlier this year, JetLine released the H-Steel, a double-guillotine cutter incorporating “hardened steel” blades and the ability to cut cigars up to 60 ring gauge.

For Scrim by Hutch’s newest cigar cutter option, Rick Hutchings is mixing 10,000-year-old mammoth ivory with a customizable acrylic resin to create a truly unique way to cut your cigar.

The Porsche Design P’3626 is one of the only cutters on the market that includes three different cutting options: a double guillotine blade, a v-cut blade and a punch blade.

Last October, JetLine announced it would be filling a very obvious hole in its product lineup by releasing a new v-cutter. Named The Judge, the…

Last June, Manny Iriarte announced not only the creation of a new venture bearing the somewhat appropriate name of Many Iriarte Enterprises, but also another collaboration…

If you’ve ever wanted to have three options to cut your cigar in one cutter, The Trident by Caseti might just be what you’re looking…

After a bit of a delay, JetLine’s new v-cutter called The Judge has begun arriving at cigar shops. Update (March 7, 2022) — JetLine informed…

In just a few weeks, JetLine will be releasing its newest v-cutter, which it is calling The Judge. Update (March 7, 2022) — JetLine informed…