didn't have time to show the stocked up pic last night...plus, I am still re-arraigning. You quit your nonsense old man.
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I may be old, but it still looks empty to me!!!

Even without my glasses!!! :-)
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:-) :-)
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Looks empty Cole :-) Nice noob mistake :-)
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I see empty too Cole...just saying. :-)
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Now you wont have to weight the lid closed!
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Don't y'all have something better to do!?!?!
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Updated pic of my humi after moving shelves and boxes around, and installing Aristocrats Set and Forget humidifier

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Sweet looking set-up Edwin. :-) :-)
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That looks beautiful Edwin. More the layout and appearance, than anything else. Looks like a very nice B&M :-)
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I just like to stare at this shelf... with my jaw dropped, tongue hanging out,... for a few moments...

NICE Set up Edwin... and equally impressive goodies... :-)
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That looks beautiful Edwin. :-)
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Beautiful humi Edwin :-)
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Edwin, awesome looking setup brother! Where'd you get that?
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Thank you guys! I do love the humidor for real. Found it in Tampa, FL. Used to be at a cigar shop in Ybor city, so it has some sort of history behind it.
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Never thought about an old "dorm room" fridge being able to convert into a humi. And I have a wine fridge that the fan works but not the cooling unit...I need to figure how I can convert them into humis as that would really entice me to actually start buying boxes and not getting raped for singles.

Or maybe a coolidore...just dont know how it is you can keep cigars in them even with cedar boxes as its so air tight...anyone got some good literature to study up on??
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F #2 and #3 just give me the street address or his IP address :-)

I'll post mine when done moving.
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nice Edwin...you have me drooling over here
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You can either adjust the seal or just open it once a week or so.
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nice set ups everyone!!!
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