Humidor... after they're rolled

[Gdaddy]

I got two wine coolers off Craigs list. 8 bottles each one. Bottom one I made Spanish cedar drawers for, boxes in the top one. Works fantastic. Rock solid 63%rh at 66 degrees.

 

[ArizonaDave]

LOL, I even like the way you have a spot for the digital hydrometer in the bottom right. Nice!

 

[webmost]

I have two cedar humidors and two ice chests. The ice chests out perform the cedar humidors hands down. Only thing is, the humidors look so cool. One humidor holds fire cured smokes, so they don't stink up the other boxes. The other holds the high dollar stuff. The bigger cooler holds leaf, the other cooler holds mostly machine mades and my hand mades. I throw all the cedar sleeves and all the cedar filler blocks I get in there to help it smell right.

Guess I ought to take pictures, but I'm late to work.

 

[quo155]

I have yet to roll any, but I'm working on my setup...however I do have a spot where, once rolled, they will rest until time to smoke...

 

[DIY Pete]

I love mine wineador and I found an old humi on Craigslist to keep my accessories in.

 

[DGBAMA]

Nice stuff, all of you.

 

[Brooksy]

I use a mason jar......

 

[moscca]

Hmmm.... I can not decide between a large humidor or a winecooler, prefer the looks of a humidor but read so many good things of the NewAir CC-280E 400 cigar cooler.

 

[Gdaddy]

Hmmm.... I can not decide between a large humidor or a winecooler, prefer the looks of a humidor but read so many good things of the NewAir CC-280E 400 cigar cooler.

I would think where you are with higher temps and humidity a winedor would be perfect since you need temperature control. Thermoelectric units make no noise either. I love the stability it gives. I care more about the condition of my cigars than appearance of an attractive humidor.

 

[ArizonaDave]

I use a mason jar......

From where I'm from, that ain't used for grown' Yep, I'm a southern boy, just live out west now.

 

[quo155]

Hmmm.... I can not decide between a large humidor or a winecooler, prefer the looks of a humidor but read so many good things of the NewAir CC-280E 400 cigar cooler.

I love my NewAir wineador...it's been going strong and steady for about 4+ years now. How they're maintained is more important than the looks...but you can make them look nice/decent too. JMHO

 

[Mad Oshea]

I think if the folks that make the wine coolers find out that they make perfect humidors, They will put the skills in cigars and cases with custom drawers. More Mon for fun.

 

[DIY Pete]

If anyone gets a wine cooler and wants custom drawers or shelves, Forest over at http://wineadors.com/ does nice work. I will give fair warning, he works at his own pace so it can take six weeks or more to get your stuff.

Pete

 

[ArizonaDave]

If anyone gets a wine cooler and wants custom drawers or shelves, Forest over at http://wineadors.com/ does nice work. I will give fair warning, he works at his own pace so it can take six weeks or more to get your stuff.

Pete

Hmm, nice link! Right now though, my humidors are working just fine. I have a 150 count, and an Ashton desk top. Then again, I am rolling more than I'm actually smoking, and will probably something similar soon?

 

[Bruck]

I love mine wineador and I found an old humi on Craigslist to keep my accessories in.

Wow, that's a nice piece of furniture!

 

[Brooksy]

From where I'm from, that ain't used for grown' Yep, I'm a southern boy, just live out west now.

For corn or cigars mason jars have more uses than canning....

 

[MarcL]

Keepin it simple.

 

[quo155]

Keepin it simple.

That is a beautiful assortment of cigars...very nice work!

Hey! Simple is most often best!

 

[MarcL]

Thanks, I like wicking moisture out slowly with dry scrap leaf.

 

[ArizonaDave]

Thanks, I like wicking moisture out slowly with dry scrap leaf.

That's a good idea! I can't do that yet, because I'm using all of my tobacco including scraps.