ypetryna
9 years ago
My buddy who got me into whiskey has started to get into cigars. instead of leading him into the over priced humidor that my local shop tried to bait him on, i was going to get him his very own tupperdor as i make my own for overflow.

any guys have any extra, general trays laying around before i visit the world wide web? or sheets from boxes that they dont use to light thier cigars?

willing to trade smokes, wallet candelas, include a trade, make an OPFtH donation in your name, anything else you can think of. ill pay the shipping since your helping me out. Thanks Gents.
99cobra2881
9 years ago
Free empty boxes from the b&m with the lids pried off works for me. I wipe them down with a clean towel and distilled water.
ypetryna
9 years ago

Free empty boxes from the b&m with the lids pried off works for me. I wipe them down with a clean towel and distilled water.

99cobra2881 wrote:



thats how i started out my wineador, but seemed to not get as aromatic as drawers. i really liked the undercrown/nub boxes since ther have an unfinished/not stained element to them. or is the main point of this to stabilize the RH? still learning
rfenst
9 years ago
Buy a cooler and leave the cigars in their original boxes and cabs.
Burner02
9 years ago

Buy a cooler and leave the cigars in their original boxes and cabs.

rfenst wrote:




+1
99cobra2881
9 years ago
Us lowly peasants sometimes buy singles at the B&M but in great enough numbers that we have to put them somewhere, everything else stays in its box.

I used an empty MF centurion toro box from my local last year when I got in on Barts LGSB VI group buy. It's worked great for me, have 6 more left.

I figure the varnish on the outside of the box doesn't matter much seeing that the cigars are inside the box or tray whatever you'd call it now.
ypetryna
9 years ago
still hoping someone has an extra tray laying around before i start modifying boxes. bump. thanks all
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