Cigar hole-drilling device

Abstract

A hole-drilling device for a cigar is disclosed. The device comprises a rotating shaft having a screw threaded top portion and a holding section, a tubular cutter having a ring blade at the edge of the top portion and a bottom portion which is threaded, a shaft cover having a cutter opening at the top portion and a plurality of screw threads at the internal wall of the cover, and a screw nut which is screwed to the screw threaded top portion of the rotating shaft. The turning of the rotating shaft cause the ring blade to protrude via the cutter opening of the shaft cover to cut a hole on a cigar.

1 . A hole-drilling device for a cigar comprising 
 (a) a rotating shaft having a holding section at one end and a top portion with a plurality of screw threads on the other end thereof, an oval-shaped rod, a circular stand and an urging stand being joined sequentially from the top portion with screw threads to the holding section;    (b) a c-shaped ring being mounted to an engaging slot located on the circular stand;    (c) a tubular cutter having a ring blade at the top end thereof and a plurality of screw threads at the bottom end thereof;    (d) a shaft cover having a cutter opening allowing the ring blade to be protruded out, and a plurality of screw threads being provided at the internal wall of the shaft cover, and    (e) a screw nut being mounted to the screw threads of the top portion of the rotating shaft and the diameter of the ring blade being smaller than the diameter of the cutter opening, thereby the rotating of the rotating shaft causes the ring blade to move upward via the cutter opening of the shaft cover to cut a hole at one end of the cigar.    
     
     
         2 . The hole-drilling device for a cigar of  claim 1 , wherein an engaging groove is provided at the internal wall of the shaft cover at the bottom portion thereof and is corresponding to the c-shaped ring mounted at the rotating shaft.