A cigar cutter and smokable substance grinder has a lid section having grinding surface features. A bottom section is connected to the lid section and has grinding surface features and a blade. A passageway penetrates the entire cutter and grinder and is aligned with both sections such that the sections can be rotated around the passageway without obstructing it. The lid section and bottom section combine to form an interior cavity within the cutter and grinder, for grinding a smokable substance.

An apparatus has a housing that has a first section and a second section. The first section has a first compartment for storing a cigarette and a second compartment for containing a cutting device having a blade. The first compartment is sealed from the second compartment. A slide button on the housing allows the user to move the cutting device within the second compartment. The second section has an opening and a hollow interior that are sized to allow a user to insert a portion of a cigarette through the opening and into the hollow interior. A user inserts the used portion of a cigarette into the opening and hollow interior and then uses the slide button to move the blade into the hollow interior to cut off the used portion of the cigarette. The user then places the remaining portion of the cigarette in the first compartment.

An apparatus has a housing that has a first section and a second section. The first section has a first compartment for storing a cigarette and a second compartment for containing a cutting device having a blade. The first compartment is sealed from the second compartment. A slide button on the housing allows the user to move the cutting device within the second compartment. The second section has an opening and a hollow interior that are sized to allow a user to insert a portion of a cigarette through the opening and into the hollow interior. A user inserts the used portion of a cigarette into the opening and hollow interior and then uses the slide button to move the blade into the hollow interior to cut off the used portion of the cigarette. The user then places the remaining portion of the cigarette in the first compartment.

The invention relates to a cigarette cutter for cutting cigarettes. The cigarette cutter includes a housing assembly with a base portion and sidewall portion surrounding the base portion that together form a cavity wherein the base portion is coupled to a spring assembly and the spring assembly is coupled to a plunger assembly through a guide rail. The plunger assembly includes a base plate coupled to a cutter assembly that includes a blade that extends a distance from the base of the plunger assembly. In addition, formed along the sidewall portion is an aperture and coupled with the aperture is a cigarette receiving plate for receiving a cigarette and the receiving plate includes a groove or slot that runs vertical to the cigarette. The plunger when compressed extends the blade through the aperture and through the cigarette and to the bottom of the groove or through the slot so as to provide a clean cigarette cut. Once the plunger is released, the recoil of the spring assembly causes the plunge assembly to return to its normal position.

Described herein are examples of a cigar holders. The cigar holder can include a cigar tube configured for holding a cigar, an attachment arm and a lighter frame configured to receive a lighter. The cigar holder can further include a magnet configured to secure the cigar holder to a metal structure, such as a pole, bumper, or vehicle. The cigar holder can further include a punch configured to cut the cigar.

Described herein are examples of a cigar holders. The cigar holder can include a cigar tube configured for holding a cigar, an attachment arm and a lighter frame configured to receive a lighter. The cigar holder can further include a magnet configured to secure the cigar holder to a metal structure, such as a pole, bumper, or vehicle. The cigar holder can further include a punch configured to cut the cigar.

The present invention relates to a marijuana roach clip cutting and storage device for medical and or recreational marijuana. The marijuana roach clip cutting and storage device relates to certain useful improvements in marijuana roach clip storage, and the primary objective of the present invention is to provide a useful configuration in which the marijuana roach clips are safely cut, stored and subsequently used for future medical or recreational use.

The present invention relates to a marijuana roach clip cutting and storage device for medical and or recreational marijuana. The marijuana roach clip cutting and storage device relates to certain useful improvements in marijuana roach clip storage, and the primary objective of the present invention is to provide a useful configuration in which the marijuana roach clips are safely cut, stored and subsequently used for future medical or recreational use.

An improved size adaptable cigar splitting apparatus comprising and outer body and an inner size adapting sleeve adapted to be slidingly engaged therewith and further comprising a cutting blade for splitting the wrapper and, if present, packaging of a cigar, cigarillo or other smoking device. In a preferred embodiment, the inner size adapting sleeve may be cylindrical in shape and is removable, allowing the invention to be adapted to various sizes of smoking devices. The cigar splitter apparatus of the invention is adapted to receive smoking devices of various diameters which include all common diameters of smoking devices currently in use. The cutting blade is adapted to be removable and replaceable. The improved size adaptable cigar splitter apparatus of the invention may further comprise a lanyard tang adapted to receive a necklace, lanyard, or similar structure to facilitate ease of carrying.

A cigar cutting device is provided. In some examples, the cigar cutting device can include a body defining an opening for receiving at least a portion of a cigar. The cigar cutting device can also include a cutter portion coupled to the body and including a blade that can cut the cigar. The cutter portion can be adjustable between a first position, where the blade is spaced apart from the opening of the body, and a second position, where the blade is configured to cut the cigar. The cigar cutting device can also include a cradle movably coupled to the cutter portion and defining a receiving portion for facilitating alignment of the cigar. The cradle can be adjustable between a first position and a second position. The cutter portion can be configured to adjust the cradle into the first position when the cutter portion is adjusted into the first position.