I built this humidor out of walnut. It measures 18"x 11"x 7" high. It comfortably holds 100 cigars.

Very stylish!

Very nice, I like the glass window.

I wonder, does it need checking on more often than a humi without glass?

I hope you don't keep it in direct lighting or sunlight.

Mmmmmm....walnut, Beautiful woodworking! Looks great.

Nice Dor. X

damn! i didn't know you made it when i read the other post. it is superb. that guy, norm on tv, couldn't hold your, **** i don't know what i was going to say, but it is about as good as i have ever seen.

wow

rick

Awesome job !.. woodworking a hobby or career ?

Walnut has long been my favorite hardwood ... THAT, sir is nothing short of stunning ... a humidor of that quality and size would command a rather substantial price IF it were possible to purchase one ... that's is truly something you can take great pride in having constructed ...

Beauty!

Barry

how long a project was this, it obviously wasn't hot glued overnight!!

You are a real craftsman, my friend. Be-autiful.

But one question...

What dogs have you got hidden under all the good stuff on top?

Wow! I am overwhelmed by the nice comments. Thanks! It took me a few months to make. It was my first experience with woodworking. Many redos. The glass top is sealed by lining the inner top with cedar. Holds RH just fine. There ARE some cigars on the bottom that require serious aging. I need another one so I can properly rotate my stock.

Are you looking for attention and nice comments!?

Just kidding xrundog! I took some flack and still have that chip on the shoulder. It will pass...

I STILL think it's nice and you haven't answered me about the glass and keeping the humidity level just right.

Thanks E-chick. I will try to answer your question: If I take the glass out, it will no longer keep good humidity. That what you had in mind? 😉

looks very similar to my humidor. Nice work! Here's a link:



http://www.cigarbid.com/auction/forum/forum.cfm?action=list&forumID=7&messageDisplay=0000000001604 

You are right Heg! We must have used the same plans. I saw the plans advertised in a magazine. Bought them at The Woodworkers Store in San Diego. They had hardware kits too. Pretty convenient.

Is that the place on Clairemont Mesa Blvd?

Ron (from Jamul)

Ron, forgot that we're neighbors!

I'm glad that xrundog mentioned The Woodworkers Store. I never would have thought to check if they might have hinges/closures for my cigar box purses. Just don't want to fight to I-5 traffic!

Love this collective knowledge!

Xrun, just thought that the addition of a continual light source via the glass might change the temp of the box and thus the humidity...higher OR lower.

Never let a blonde think...

Heg, is that you?

Where and how have you been? Catch the game last night....damn!