eugalde615
13 years ago
so in the last year I have purchased 4 humis, each increasing in size from the last. my first is a burner that i may use as scrap wood, my second is a 35 count, my third a whitetail 50 count (which I had for 2 weeks before gifting it to someone) which then led as a good excuse to justify my fourth and current 100 ct (about 65 ct in reality). Figuring this was good for a while, I came to realize in merely 3 weeks I wasn't. I quickly started looking for 300 ct ones, but figured I don't really have the space to give multiple med-large sized humis the display they deserve. So of course, I figure why not build a coolidor.

It's nothing fancy, but I like the vertical orientation with the shelf format (52 qt igloo). Figure I'd start with 3 trays for now (which I had to cut because they are too big; i can use the scrap as random cedar pieces), and the shelves are just closet wire I cut with bolt cutters (I highly recommend using a dremel tool to polish/soften the edges you cut..trust me). I estimate the max capacity is about 250 (each tray holds roughly 24 max and can stack 3 high, and room besides the tray for wrapped up 5ers or whatever. All said and done for the cooler, shelves, trays (which were the most expensive) , humi jars, hygrometer...roughly $80. I had to buy a bolt cutter and dremel tool as well, but I won't include those since it's good to have those anyways.

As if I didn't spend enough money when it was ONLY a 100 ct lol...but hey, I'm all but confirmed for CigarFest this year; I just hope I can restrain myself enough to not fill it completely before then!
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madspackler
13 years ago
Welcome Eugalde615,
Or should I say "welcome nOOb-

Be very careful - You never, never, ever post a picture of an empty humidor/cooleridor around these jacklegs. You never know what might happen.

Run for cover. Reinforce your mailbox and porch. tip the mailman in advance - an empty storage unit is a call for all out war.

Don't say you were not warned.

BTW - very nice work. Its a pity you many never see it so clean again.
sd72
13 years ago
Where the trays come from?

Welcome.
cacman
13 years ago
Have the same cooler, with a similar set-up. Have cedar shelves and the door lined with large RP Edge crates (biggest cedar box I could find). Ran small wires through drain plug for two computer fans. Remove the doors strap - in time it will interfere with storage on top shelf. Put a rubber seal on the lid - over time it will help. HF beads and it works great for me. Used rubber bumpers from a couple old bar pool sticks for feet. Currently holds 8 boxes and a 40ct humi on the bottom.
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duwan
13 years ago
Ahhhhh...how cute

We have a noob.
Whistlebritches
13 years ago
Dude mark my words you're gonna wish you'd a started with the 150 qt marine grades.


Ron
knokmdwn
13 years ago
Isn't that cute!!! It's not even big enough to have an echo.
z6joker9
13 years ago
"It's little"
jnichols
13 years ago
Looks severely LOW

I would suggest you search the Thonginator!
eugalde615
13 years ago
spackler, thanks for the warning lol...is it bad i almost welcome it based on all the other bombs i seen lol

sd72 the trays were from premiuimhumidors

CACMAN, thanks for the tips

whistle, i wanted to go larger, but i don't have a good space for that now...this was as good as i can go for now, but i know it's a pretty inexpensive setup once i do get the room

joker, well i am asian, thanks

jnichols, well i am a noob to posting, but i been trolling the boards for a while...at least long enough to already know the thonginator in question
jnichols
13 years ago

spackler, thanks for the warning lol...is it bad i almost welcome it based on all the other bombs i seen lol

sd72 the trays were from premiuimhumidors

CACMAN, thanks for the tips

whistle, i wanted to go larger, but i don't have a good space for that now...this was as good as i can go for now, but i know it's a pretty inexpensive setup once i do get the room

joker, well i am asian, thanks

jnichols, well i am a noob to posting, but i been trolling the boards for a while...at least long enough to already know the thonginator in question

eugalde615 wrote:




And you can still see? amazing! 🇨🇮
eugalde615
13 years ago
I'm awaiting the thonginator privada in limited release
dpnewell
13 years ago
Ahhh, it's so little and cute.
Bur
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  • Herf-A-Holic
13 years ago
Do you like pina coladas? Pancakes or waffles?
edin508
13 years ago
Did you happen to post this on another forum as well? Thought I just saw this same thing somewhere else in the coolidor thread.
eugalde615
13 years ago
nope...but im sure it's not exactly a very unique setup
billyboy03
13 years ago
long walks on the beach??
justinjoslin82
13 years ago
I just set up my coolidor too! Gonna need another after joining this site for sure!
DBIII
13 years ago

Have the same cooler, with a similar set-up. Have cedar shelves and the door lined with large RP Edge crates (biggest cedar box I could find). Ran small wires through drain plug for two computer fans. Remove the doors strap - in time it will interfere with storage on top shelf. Put a rubber seal on the lid - over time it will help. HF beads and it works great for me. Used rubber bumpers from a couple old bar pool sticks for feet. Currently holds 8 boxes and a 40ct humi on the bottom.
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cacman wrote:




I was just gonna reply, "That looks like my homies setup"

Hey new dude, just start saving for materials to build your walk-in now.......you'll thank me later.
Welcome aboard!

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Burner02
13 years ago

Dude mark my words you're gonna wish you'd a started with the 150 qt marine grades.


Ron

Whistlebritches wrote:




^+1 - I started with a 48qt approximately 10 months ago and my second 48 is already full. Probably will be adding a third in the near future.
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