harleyd31
14 years ago
Gonna try and make this into a nice humidor for boxes-will keep you posted...
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harleyd31
14 years ago
Sorry pic is so blurry- will post more as I go on the project...
kombat96
14 years ago
thats going to hold a funktastic amount of boxes, dang noob is an elitest already. keep us posted on the project looks pretty nice. id like to have something like that but the fiance wont let me.
Lancaster6802
14 years ago
Very Nice Paul!
kharzhak
14 years ago
dkeage
14 years ago

thats going to hold a funktastic amount of boxes, dang noob is an elitest already. keep us posted on the project looks pretty nice. id like to have something like that but the fiance wont let me.

kombat96 wrote:




He joined before you did.........noob


Grow a pair................
Rclay
14 years ago
NJ Navy Chief
14 years ago

thats going to hold a funktastic amount of boxes, dang noob is an elitest already. keep us posted on the project looks pretty nice. id like to have something like that but the fiance wont let me.

kombat96 wrote:



Get rid of the Fiance [whip]
harleyd31
14 years ago
You see as you get older the wife becomes more tolerant and actually encourages things like this...🇨🇮 I like to buy boxes but have always had to age them out of the box so I say WTF why not..
tmccork
14 years ago
Man, that is going to be a beautiful humidor...nice find
harleyd31
14 years ago
1930's vintage china cabinet. Just have to sand the inside to get rid of all the varnish before lining it with cedar.
NJ Navy Chief
14 years ago

Gonna try and make this into a nice humidor for boxes-will keep you posted...

harleyd31 wrote:



Gonna be a real nice humidor. I am converting a gun cabinet now. You are gonna need probably twice the sp cedar to line that and going to take forever to season it. 🇨🇮 Keep us updated!
harleyd31
14 years ago
NJ- did you remove all the finish off the interior before lining it? I'm afraid if I don't it will taint the cedar odor. -Paul
NJ Navy Chief
14 years ago

NJ- did you remove all the finish off the interior before lining it? I'm afraid if I don't it will taint the cedar odor. -Paul

harleyd31 wrote:



No, I didn't and hadn't planned to. The cedar I am ordering is 3/8" so I am fairly certain that won't be an issue. Do you have a source for cedar yet?
harleyd31
14 years ago
I have some left over from a previous project but am looking for some 1/2 thick to make the shelves out of. There are a few local places around me that I need to check and I have found alot on line. Do you have a good source?-Paul
NJ Navy Chief
14 years ago
harleyd31
14 years ago
Thanks for the info.
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