roadlaw
14 years ago
Continuation of this post

http://www.cigarbid.com/Forum/c/posts/615535/My-New-Humidor-Part-1 

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!
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Lancaster6802
14 years ago
Dude, that is sick! Very nice
z6joker9
14 years ago
soljazbo
14 years ago
Man pretty nice, almost as big as mine.
Advojp
14 years ago
=d> =d> =d> =d> =d> Awesome! Looks great. I like the use of your desktops inside of it.

Oh, by the way.......................................................
























































Can I bum a smoke?

🍺 Cheers!

JP
roadlaw
14 years ago
Thanks dudes. I am glad you guys like it. You are all welcome over anytime for a drink and a smoke.
kharzhak
14 years ago
very nice! I'm glad that you've learned not to post an empty humidor on this forum 🇨🇮
Numismaniac
14 years ago
Advojp
14 years ago

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

kharzhak wrote:



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

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

Advojp wrote:



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.
dubleuhb
14 years ago
Very nice, plenty of room to grow your collection.
NJ Navy Chief
14 years ago
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?
NJ Navy Chief
14 years ago

Man pretty nice, almost as big as mine.

soljazbo wrote:



That's what she said! [frypan] 🐴
Rclay
14 years ago
Love it. Those lights look hot as hell though.
tmccork
14 years ago
Whats the name of this new cigar shop you are opening? Better selection them most of my locals. NICE!
hombre
14 years ago
sweeet~ Nice work bro!
mikey1597
14 years ago
That looks friggin amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!=d> =d> =d> =d> =d>
roadlaw
14 years ago

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?

NJ Navy Chief wrote:



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.
roadlaw
14 years ago

Love it. Those lights look hot as hell though.

Rclay wrote:



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

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

tmccork wrote:



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