Good call. Unfortunately they believe it's great so I guess they aren't going to change it, which means everyone will have to buy proper glue from some other source along with the kit unless they want to fail at their rolling.

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Interesting idea, I'll check it out! I used to live on Kauai and never thought to smoke those leaves...

You're welcome. It is a fun, relaxing hobby.

Thanks and you're welcome.

That's great.

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All the leaves are aligned in the same direction, and the roll--both the binder and the wrapper--start at the tip of the leaf, and that is the foot. The roll ends near the base of the leaf, and that is the end where the head is.

After you start rolling the cigar, the side where the glue is applied is the head.

At this point, it is important in which direction the leaf should be wrapped. As you watch the videos you will understand which direction is correct.

At the 15th minute, the binder explains which direction is correct when wrapping the sheet. At the 27th minute, the packaging explains how the leaf should be directed. So, you wrap all the leaves diagonally and when you complete the wrapping process, the part where the glue is applied becomes the head.

I hope I explained it correctly, there may be translation errors.

Thank you

Thank you, you're welcome!

I love smoking a cigar with coffee on a great sunny morning ☕👍

​@@phazebeast7373Great. I also like to smoke cigars anytime, anywhere, on sunny mornings, rainy evenings, at home, at work, with tea.😊

@@mehmetfatihylmaz801 haha same here. On a airplane, underground, On a UFO and even at work 😆 just playing but yeah.

​@@phazebeast7373hahaha that was good 😄

I'm glad the videos are therapeutic. Making them is therapy for me, too.

You are most welcome!

Muchas gracias por el maravilloso comentario. 🙂

It does smell really good. Being in the room with it is very pleasant.

Thank you

No, it's a standard cigar factory cutter, called a tuck cutter (because it cuts the end off where I tuck the leaf under at the beginning of the wrap). They can be bought newish for around $350, but there are also a lot of antique semi-functional ones on Ebay for a lot less.

@@BlissCigarCo Thanks 👍

It is, but ones exactly like this are still used in factories today.

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@@AlexanderBunting-lv7ky Correct

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Thanks! Don't wait!

Thank you but I don't use them. I'm sure it must be beautiful though.

Excellent plan!

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I agree with this. I'll get the AI on that pretty soon.

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I need to scope that

@@BlissCigarCo Hey your “blunt” rolling video got me inspired, I’d love to try and roll my own. Could you give a recommendation of where to buy the bigger type of rolling leaves that you use? Not sure if those are good to practice with but I’d like to try and recreate what you showed in the video.

@@headknocker2020 There are a few retail places in the US: wholeleaftobacco.com, leafonly.com, totalleafsupply.com. My current series of videos coming out now is about rolling cigars with a blend kit from wholeleaftobacco.com

@@BlissCigarCo Thank you brother I appreciate the response and I’ll keep an eye out for the new videos✌🏽

@@headknocker2020 De nada hermano, take it easy 🤙

Generally speaking those aren't used. Virginia's for cigs and perique's for pipe blends. BUT I know people who roll those things into their own sticks, and I think I've seen commercial cigars with perique. I myself have a couple pounds of the stuff and I mix it in there occasionally just to see what happens. It's really strong though.

@@BlissCigarCo Ah, interesting. Yes I've always wondered this. Never really looked much into what tobaccos are used for cigars. I guess it's a much different experience to a pipe so different blends work better. Yes Perique's can be quite overpowering. I often use pipe tobaccos that use it more as an additive for a particular flavor profile. It can be very nice if blended right. There are some blends that are more Perique heavy but they have a reputation for "ghosting" a pipe, as in once that flavor is introduced to a pipe it's often impossible to remove it and you'll taste it forever. I don't mind Latakia's either, I've seen those blended into some cigars, be interesting to try one.

@@lolocaust4967 Yeah it's hard to say why pipes and cigars typically use different tobaccos. In the case of cigs and cigars the tobacco is a totally different PH, which is why cigs are inhaled and pipes aren't.

You're welcome. It's nice to hear I'm contributing in some small way to keeping the dying art alive. I've just recently started a series of videos where I'll roll my way through a kit.