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Nicely done. I have stuff in my humidor that doesn't look that good!

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Those are great looking sticks buddy. I am growing some Havana myself too. Just a week after sowing and little sproutlings are everywhere. Hope everything turns out well here in Malaysia.

Just a quick question on your cigar mold. Where did u get it? I really need one. :)

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You can get them off eBay.

The tuck cutter is a bit harder to source. I know of one place that sell it online, but it's about $200 USD. Sometimes old ones pop up on eBay. I've heard of people using a pair of garden shears in a pinch.

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Saw quite a few on eBay but most are used molds. Problem is getting it shipped over here is expensive. Thanks for the heads up, how are your DIY cigars coming up?

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Looks awesome mate, I've always been tempted! Tell me about curing the leaves please? Spill all! I'm wondering if this will be my next project..

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Saw quite a few on eBay but most are used molds. Problem is getting it shipped over here is expensive. Thanks for the heads up, how are your DIY cigars coming up?

Don't forget you may get hit up by MAQIS for bringing in a wood product.

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Don't forget you may get hit up by MAQIS for bringing in a wood product.

Sorry but what is MAQIS? If not mistaken, it's should be alright bringing in a wood product into malaysia still.. :)

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MAQIS - Malaysian Quarantine and Inspection Service.

As I do a lot of business in Malaysia, the following is from a notification I got a few years ago on the import restrictions for Malaysia (may have changed):

Malaysia Import Restrictions

Import restrictions

Malaysia requires an import permit for many goods. Before posting any item, senders should confirm that the addressee has any necessary permit. Senders should determine import restrictions from Malaysian authorities before posting:

  • Animals, live
  • Firearms and firearm parts
  • Fruit and nuts
  • Goods originating from Israel (documents are not restricted)
  • Hypodermic syringes
  • Medicines
  • Milk products
  • Plants and parts of plants
  • Seeds and grain
  • Vegetables for consumption

Special documentation

British-made goods require a Certificate of Origin.

Prohibitions

In addition to items prohibited by Dangerous and Prohibited Goods & Packaging Post Guide and ECI International Courier Regulations, Malaysia prohibits:

  • Advertising material on lucky charms
  • Animals and animal products
  • Coins exceeding $M50 in value, except purely for ornament
  • Cotton
  • Copyright infringements
  • Daggers
  • Electric machinery
  • Flick knives
  • Fertilizers
  • Firearms and parts thereof
  • Glass and glassware
  • Government Service markings, imitation
  • Headgear and parts thereof
  • Lottery tickets
  • Obscene or seditious articles
  • Pornography
  • Photographic, cinematographic instruments and parts thereof
  • Products of the printing industry- offensive by nature
  • Plastics and articles thereof
  • Pearls, precious stones and metals
  • Some textile products
  • Spear guns
  • Spirits and liqueurs
  • Toys, games and sports requirements
  • Trademark infringements.
  • Wood and articles of wood

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yup, these restrictions are still enforced in malaysia. i might need to apply for a license to collect it at the customs.

thanks for the heads up ! :)

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So how did these end up smoking?

I have a few old molds myself and some tobacco, the hard part is fermenting and curing the stuff, THAT is an art also.

I'd like to hear your method.

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I think it's time to change the title of this thread from "attempt to roll my own" to "This is how I roll!" ;-)

Top work!

Agreed!

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