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I use imgur.com. A lot of other ppl use photobucket. Either way, upload your pix there then copy/paste the location here - they come out full size that way.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marc L
I see leaf only has 2001 PA broadleaf wrapper for sale by the lb. So tempting.
i should not have read this thread!!! I have been to cigar rolling events and had my hand at puting a wraper on a cigar and really enjoyed it. this is just to tempting now
Really? If you have some time and interest, you should.
click here cigar making
Plus you have a bunch of us with varying levels of experience to lean on here.
In ham radio, the older, experienced guy who helps the new guy get started is called an "Elmer." What would the cigar rolling equivalent be?
Howdy fellas...just got wind of the discussion.
Still rolling everyday and it's great fun. So many variations and blends to play with. Anyone who thinks they might like it should at least try a sample pack.
In a short time you can be rolling out some great cigars. Don't believe that it takes years of practice... it doesn't.
To see if you can roll a cigar try this simple test using only paper towels. If you can do this you can do a cigar.
Test your skills...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPRRrhx8NA8
Being from Lake Mary Florida I aptly named my cigar the "Lago Maria"
http://i.imgur.com/uz8Qe1G.jpg
I was wondering when you were going to make an appearance :D
A few test rolls following the supposed Caldwell Eastern Standard blend but with different primings.
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Do you ever make it down to Orlando, and if so can I buy you a stick in exchange for trying one of yours? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by GDaddy