hambone71
14 years ago
My latest acquisition. Free from the In-Laws. I've never converted anything to a humidor before so I am open to any all suggestions.

Dimensions inside cabinet:
33 1/8" W, 10 3/4" D, 54 1/2" H

Dimensions inside bottom cabinet:
34 1/2" W, 14" D, 13 1/8" H

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Lancaster6802
14 years ago
Sweet! Dude, I can't wait to see that pretty lady up and running
z6joker9
14 years ago
Get the spanish cedar, beer and food and I'll bring the tools 🇨🇮
hambone71
14 years ago

Get the spanish cedar, beer and food and I'll bring the tools 🇨🇮

z6joker9 wrote:




Don't say it unless you're serious. Cuz I can handle that, fo sho!
wheelrite
14 years ago
Nice...

can't wait to see it finished and full
z6joker9
14 years ago
Just pick a weekend! I love projects
xavier883
14 years ago
^ I love projects 2, in fact I was raised there
kharzhak
14 years ago
That's funny ... I was looking at a gun cabinet on craigs list for conversion to a humidor, as well. Let me know how it goes!
hombre
14 years ago
Sweet. Good luck
tmccork
14 years ago

That's funny ... I was looking at a gun cabinet on craigs list for conversion to a humidor, as well. Let me know how it goes!

kharzhak wrote:



Are we competing on craigslist? ...Let me know if you want help once you find one. 😉

And, That cabinet is beautiful...Gonna be a great humidor.
Geauxcrotigers3
14 years ago
That thing will be sick! Congrats man I know the suspense to get it done is killing you...
hambone71
14 years ago

That thing will be sick! Congrats man I know the suspense to get it done is killing you...

Geauxcrotigers3 wrote:



Hell yeah, man! I may have to take Joker up on his offer and let him help fix it up. I may even get Lancaster in on it.
mikey1597
14 years ago
That will make a SWEET humi.
polyboy30
14 years ago
Nice. Good luck.
daveincincy
14 years ago
I'd fill it with guns... 😰

...but it would make a nice humidor.
jeff.foxy
14 years ago
are you airing out the oil and gunpowder smells in there? try putting baking soda in there until you get cracking on it...
hambone71
14 years ago

are you airing out the oil and gunpowder smells in there? try putting baking soda in there until you get cracking on it...

jeff.foxy wrote:



Yeah, the wife is supposed to pick up some baking soda today. I'm gonna get rid of all smells before I begin the project. Thanks.
TMCTLT
14 years ago
Congrats Noob 0 mine.....that will be killer when your finished. If we lived close I'd be all over helping you out....
Numismaniac
14 years ago
If it smells really strong of gun oil and gunpowder get a bag of ground coffee, spread it around in there, close it up for a day or so, then vacuum out the coffee and then put some baking soda in, supposedly the oils in the coffee help attach to and take out the other aromatics, I have used this in various situations through the years and it works.
curtis53
14 years ago
cool......then once it is done......you will have to fill it !!!!!!!!

off to cbid you go !!!!!!!
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