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After 3 weeks of seasoning, the humidor was ready to be filled. I believe all the air gaps have been sealed. The Rh has been holding between 65% and 70%. Let's hope it holds!

Dude, that is sick! Very nice

Beautiful!

Man pretty nice, almost as big as mine.

=d> =d> =d> =d> =d> Awesome! Looks great. I like the use of your desktops inside of it.

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Can I bum a smoke?

🍺 Cheers!

JP

Thanks dudes. I am glad you guys like it. You are all welcome over anytime for a drink and a smoke.

very nice! I'm glad that you've learned not to post an empty humidor on this forum 🇨🇮

Very nice!

[quote=kharzhak]very nice! I'm glad that you've learned not to post an empty humidor on this forum 🇨🇮[/quote]

I bet there are plenty of b/sotl's that would consider that there is a TON of room left in there for more!

[quote=Advojp]I bet there are plenty of b/sotl's that would consider that there is a TON of room left in there for more! [/quote]

I agree. There is a ton of room. I was limited by the use of desktop humidors. The only other thing I could think of was cedar shelving, but I really wanted to keep my costs down. All I really spent was money on the humidor ($50), waterproof foam insulation tape ($6) and 70% beads ($16). I fortunately had everything else.

Very nice, plenty of room to grow your collection.

Nice! I noticed you using the Taylor Hygrometers. Are they accurate? I am converting a garage sale gun cabinet into a humidor and I am looking for some budget conscience alternatives to the $25-$30 hygrometers on most cigar web sites. Did you use any extra weatherstripping to seal it?

[quote=soljazbo]Man pretty nice, almost as big as mine.[/quote]

That's what she said! [frypan] 🐴

Love it. Those lights look hot as hell though.

Whats the name of this new cigar shop you are opening? Better selection them most of my locals. NICE!

sweeet~ Nice work bro!

That looks friggin amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!=d> =d> =d> =d> =d>

[quote=NJ Navy Chief]Nice! I noticed you using the Taylor Hygrometers. Are they accurate? I am converting a garage sale gun cabinet into a humidor and I am looking for some budget conscience alternatives to the $25-$30 hygrometers on most cigar web sites. Did you use any extra weatherstripping to seal it?[/quote]

I got them from an industrial supply company right across the street from my work. They have them for $13.21 a piece. I bought four of them. Three read exactly the same temp and Rh and the fourth is a couple off. The specs say they are accurate +/- 10% which is a lot, but so far, they are pretty damn close right on.

If you are interested, PM me and I would be happy to pick some up and ship them to you.

I used waterproof foam rubber weather stripping from Home Depot. It was a couple bucks for 17 feet of it and so far it is working well. I pretty much had to seal around all four doors, but nothing else.

[quote=Rclay]Love it. Those lights look hot as hell though. [/quote]

Thanks man. I use CFL bulbs and they run pretty cool. Temp inside never goes above 64.

[quote=tmccork]Whats the name of this new cigar shop you are opening? Better selection them most of my locals. NICE![/quote]

Thanks. Haven't thought of a name yet. I am open for suggestions lol.