A cigar ventilating implement includes both a cylindrical punch and a piercing member such as a needle or spike. The cylindrical punch and piercing member are sequentially extendable and retractable by rotating a knob.

A cigar ventilating implement includes both a cylindrical punch and a piercing member such as a needle or spike. The cylindrical punch and piercing member are sequentially extendable and retractable by rotating a knob.

A cigar cutter having a handle with a transverse cigar hole and a cutting blade configured to cut a cigar tip placed in the cigar hole. The cutting blade having a central lock portion and pivotally connected to the rear end of the handle by a pivot shaft. The cigar cutter further having a lock bar that is movable between a first position and a second position, wherein the first position locks the cutting blade when in a closed position, and moving the lock bar to the second position releases the cutting blade from being locked in the closed position.

A cigar cutter having a handle with a transverse cigar hole and a cutting blade configured to cut a cigar tip placed in the cigar hole. The cutting blade having a central lock portion and pivotally connected to the rear end of the handle by a pivot shaft. The cigar cutter further having a lock bar that is movable between a first position and a second position, wherein the first position locks the cutting blade when in a closed position, and moving the lock bar to the second position releases the cutting blade from being locked in the closed position.

A cigar cutter including a substantially planar housing body having a first surface and a second surface opposite the first surface. A blade having a cutting edge is movably mounted within the substantially planar housing body. A through hole extends between the first and second surfaces, wherein the blade is moveable to pass through the through hole substantially perpendicular to a central axis of the through hole. A receptacle having an open end is mounted to the second surface and circumscribes the through hole. The receptacle may be removably mounted to the second surface.

A cigar cutter including a substantially planar housing body having a first surface and a second surface opposite the first surface. A blade having a cutting edge is movably mounted within the substantially planar housing body. A through hole extends between the first and second surfaces, wherein the blade is moveable to pass through the through hole substantially perpendicular to a central axis of the through hole. A receptacle having an open end is mounted to the second surface and circumscribes the through hole. The receptacle may be removably mounted to the second surface.

A cigar cutting apparatus has a circular body with a front housing and a rear housing, a left cutting blade assembly, a right cutting blade assembly, a blade opening actuator. A scissors mechanism communicates between the actuator and the blade assemblies and is adapted to retain the blade assemblies in the closed state and to selectably allow the blade assemblies to move to the open state. The front housing has a cigar-receiving through-hole and the rear housing has a cigar-impeding closed back wall.

A cigar cutting apparatus has a circular body with a front housing and a rear housing, a left cutting blade assembly, a right cutting blade assembly, a blade opening actuator. A scissors mechanism communicates between the actuator and the blade assemblies and is adapted to retain the blade assemblies in the closed state and to selectably allow the blade assemblies to move to the open state. The front housing has a cigar-receiving through-hole and the rear housing has a cigar-impeding closed back wall.

A cutter assembly for cutting a cigar or any other type of rolled or compacted smoking product. The cutter assembly includes a housing having a size and shape to receive and/or retain at least a portion of a motor and/or a cutter assembly therein. Drivingly connected to the motor is an output shaft. At least a portion of the cutter assembly is connected to or integrally formed as part of the output shaft. The cutter assembly is operably configured to cut and/or remove at least a portion of the cigar, the rolled smoking product, and/or the compacted smoking product as needed by the user.

A cigar cutter having a handle with a transverse cigar hole and a cutting blade configured to cut a cigar tip placed in the cigar hole. The cutting blade having a central lock portion and pivotally connected to the rear end of the handle by a pivot shaft. The cigar cutter further having a lock bar that is movable between a first position and a second position, wherein the first position locks the cutting blade when in a closed position, and moving the lock bar to the second position releases the cutting blade from being locked in the closed position.