Cigar Accessories How To: XIKAR Cigar Accessories are manufactured to the most strict standards of quality, ensuring perfectly cut and lit cigars every time.
The world renown XIKAR® Xi cutter gives cigar enthusiasts the finest cigar cut with power, efficiency and ease of use. The cutter operates by a double-guillotine scissors action, using a bottom hinge point with an internal spring to release the cutter to the open position. A locking device retains the blades in the closed position after each cut. This feature adds to the safety and portability of the cutter.
XIKAR Lighters are available in a variety of flames types and styles for the most demanding aficionado.
All XIKAR lighters proudly meet the performance criteria of ISO 9994 & F 400 Standards.
Release all tank pressure by pressing on the inlet valve with a small
screwdriver or a XIKAR MTX Multi Tool bleeder (shown). Hold the
lighter vertical while bleeding valve. Repeat this several times until all
fuel/ gas pressure is released.
Set flame adjustment to lowest setting (-).
Turn lighter in upside down position and insert butane tank tip directly
on the fuel valve. Do not shake the can of butane! This increases the amount
of propellent in the mixture that goes into the lighter, and should not be done.
Press down firmly for about 5 seconds.
Before igniting lighter, wait 3-4 minutes. This allows excess butane to
evaporate and gas inside lighter to reach room temperature.
Set flame level to desired height by turning flame adjuster wheel.
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Hold the cutter on one side in the first crook of knuckles, and on the other side along the length of your thumb. Use a powerful snap squeeze to cut your cigar for best effect. Note the two sides operate independently of one another, so one will always close against the cigar first. Rest assured that both blades meet in the middle and that each cuts the same amount of cigar.
Hold the cutter on one side in the first crook of knuckles, and on the other side along the length of your thumb. Use a powerful snap squeeze to cut your cigar for best effect. Note the two sides operate independently of one another, so one will always close against the cigar first. Rest assured that both blades meet in the middle and that each cuts the same amount of cigar.
This unit will read humidity in the range of 20% to 95%. Should the relative humidity be outside this range, the unit will show two dashes (- -). This simply means the humidity is outside the readable range. This unit will read humidity most accurately in the 60-80% range.
XIKAR cigar accessories, especially hygrometers, are manufactured following strict standards for years of trouble free operation. However, if you find that the screen does not turn on, remove the battery by opening the cover located on the back of the unit. Make sure the battery is installed properly and makes contact with the silver metal contact. If the unit will not turn on, replace the battery.
XIKAR hygrometers have used various battery sizes over the years. To ensure you purchase the right battery for your hygrometer, check your specific unit. For equivalent batteries sizes, see below. Follow each link for a complete list of compatible batteries.
LR1130- current round & rectangle silver models.
Will also accept AG10, SR54, LR54, etc.
G12-A- previous rectangle models with calibration. Will also accept AG12, SR43, LR43, 386,etc.
G13-A- previous round models with calibration. Will also accept AG13, SR44, LR44, 357,etc.
CR1225- previous round models with calibration.
Use only as intended. Do not place any object other than a cigar in the opening aperture of the cutter. Do not use knives to pry or puncture. This could be dangerous to you and may ruin the cutter's mechanics. XIKAR products are sharp cutting instruments! Please keep all XIKAR products out of reach of children and irresponsible adults. Damage as a result of misuse may void your warranty.
It's Sharp!
Do not test the blades' sharpness with your thumb, it's dumb! You can't feel the edge on the sharpest blades, so you will cut yourself before it "feels" sharp. The proper way to test the sharpness of any blade is to slice a shaving off the side of a lightweight piece of paper. Angle your blade edge 45 degrees against the paper's edge, and slice. If it cuts it is sharp. If it tears, it needs buffing.
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