Pics of your sticks!!

[Nathan Esq]

Insane skills. I can’t do that with a mold. Respect!

Same here. LoL

 

[Sigge]

I'm like a kid at christmas waiting for my own crop and to be able to try rolling my own. You guys set the bar pretty high though, you make awesome looking cigars. I really do enjoy the craftmanship in this topic.

 

[MarcL]

torpedito 4.8 X 50
from the center, San Vicente Ligero , T-13, Corojo 99 Viso, Criollo 98 Viso fillers. 3 lamina with 2 veins from PA and Vuelta Abajo binders with Criollo 98, WLT San Andres and Jalapa Rosado Wrappers.

 

[deluxestogie]

This is another stick using the sample Banda Seca Nicaragua Habano as a wrapper. Binder is a double Cameroon from WLT. The filler is half sample Nicaragua Habano Seca Grande, and half home-grown 2018 Corojo 99. I managed to miss a wrinkle in the wrapper, down by the foot, but it burned just fine anyway.

My Corojo 99, probably a "mid" leaf, is milder than the Nicaragua seco leaf. So this cigar comes out just a shade under medium-strength nicotine, and smoother than those I've made with unalloyed Nicaragua seco.

Bob

 

[waikikigun]

This is the first stick I wrapped in this video: Rolling Three Fat Cigars in Blinding Light.

 

[RexLaughlin]

This is the first stick I wrapped in this video: Rolling Three Fat Cigars in Blinding Light.

So how did it turn out? Looks great!

 

[waikikigun]

So how did it turn out? Looks great!

Considering that it only had 12 hours on it, was very thick and had three different kinds of ligero in it, I'd say it was a bit young and raw. It would need 3 months drying time minimum for me to know whether it really succeeded or not: but all that considered I thought it was pretty good and I nubbed it.

 

[tullius]

no. 230 test burn: 1 coro seco 1 coro viso 1 coro ligero, condega seco bind, sumatra wrap, all WLT tobaccos, seven week rest.

52 x 5.25

 

[tullius]

Result: just a touch loose on the draw, slightly on the dry side (was out of the humidor for too long today), great burn. Solid mild/medium cigar. Complex but not heavy, the sumatra wrapper really changes this blend up. Like it, but the shorter it gets, the more it should've had a corojo wrapper on it.

I'll have Jeeves make the necessary changes.

 

[deluxestogie]

Bob

 

[GreenDragon]

Result: just a touch loose on the draw, slightly on the dry side (was out of the humidor for too long today), great burn. Solid mild/medium cigar. Complex but not heavy, the sumatra wrapper really changes this blend up. Like it, but the shorter it gets, the more it should've had a corojo wrapper on it.

I'll have Jeeves make the necessary changes.

I guess that makes you Wooster then?

 

[tullius]

Yes. I grew up north of there.

(ohio humor joke)

 

[akpreacher]

I like to roll cigars while I’m in teleconferences.
Here is what I accomplished today.


BMF, Rene Seco, Nic Ligero
Dom binder

 

[JayT]

here is my most recent group, just using the leaves that came with starter kit,

 

[JayT]

First roll with the Mexican SA Wrapper, sorry for back to back posts, just was excited this turned out how it did, Still feels a tad soft think I need to add a bit more filler to the next one.

 

[RexLaughlin]

here is my most recent group, just using the leaves that came with starter kit, View attachment 30343

What kit were these made from? Great looking cigars btw!

 

[akpreacher]

here is my most recent group, just using the leaves that came with starter kit, View attachment 30343

Looks great JT

 

[MarcL]

torpedito 4.8 X 50
from the center, San Vicente Ligero , T-13, Corojo 99 Viso, Criollo 98 Viso fillers. 3 lamina with 2 veins from PA and Vuelta Abajo binders with Criollo 98, WLT San Andres and Jalapa Rosado Wrappers.

 

[akpreacher]

Sexy

 

[dubhelix]

Today I tried rolling a cigarillo (38x3.5?) using two pieces of lamina from between the lateral veins as binder and wrapper. Way less binder and wrapper than my usual stogies, but the same amount of filler as the 44x4’s I usually roll.

It worked ok, but I’d leave out the Ligero next time. Not enough mild leaf on the outside to mellow it out, I suppose.

Efficient use of my wrapper stash, I guess.