One of my proudest items since I made this beauty myself..What do you guys think? It holds about 600-900 cigars!

...Queen Anne legs on a husky double breasted humidor. Very creative. Very nice. great looking finish. Why did you choose a couple of deep drawers rather than a few narrow ones? Where's the humidifier? What's that on the top?

Wow! That looks fantastic.

Emgjet,U have 2 many gars,U need 2 send me some,LOL. Very nice,very nice indeed. X

I thinks I'm in love...LOL, that is beautiful! Is that the hygro on the top??

That's a beautiful piece of working furniture. I'm jealous. Barry

Nice. Kind of resembles an old safe. Did you use plans?

The large drawers are divided for various size cigars, most compartments fit 25 cigars. The humdification is simple: 5 Large brick type sponges, a digital reader on the door, and the back end of the cabinet. Thanks for the response.

Very very niiiiice!!...Wanna trade a large coolerdor for it?..LOL

Sick!

I just wiped a small tear from the corner of my eye...thats a real gem, em. Is that a coaster on top of the cabinet or a hydrometer?

Very nice indeed. Did you build it from scratch or was it converted? Kinda resembles a jewelry stand my wife has. Nice work!

If you have plans, or even more pictures I would love to have them..I might try to build that..

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thanks

5augie5: It's a coaster I forgot to take off when I took the picture. The meters which are digital are on the left door and inside the case, and the humidification stuff is also inside. Thanks for the response.

bud451: It's from scratch.Didn't want to pay the price of a similar size one. It has a black shelac coat, totally cedar lined/shelf, and tight as a drum. Total materials cost me about $175. Thanks for the response.

dakota11: email with pics sent. Thanks for the response.

Yo emgjet ; Outstanding , outstanding indeed ! The only way that you could improve upon it is to send it to me immediately LOL JonR

Ever think of making more and selling them? Looks like quality craftsmanship. Depending on the actual quality and the current demand for something like that, the price would probably be in the neighborhood of $800-$1200.

Umass: The thought has crossed my mind, especially with the responses. I am open to suggestions on how, and if anyone is interested they are more than welcome to email me: [email protected]

Thanks

Topped, in view of the recent interest in making a humidor by converting an old piece of furniture ... this unit of Ed's and the one Bud made see seperate pic) are a pair of real beauties ...