W:-)W

What a nice selection of cigars.

Makes me very envious my friend :-)

The trays don't really need seasoned, just keep an eye on the RH.

Looks great Wayne.

Thanks for the write up,
Chas
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That's awesome brother!

:-)
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Wow nice looking drawers. Those Cohibos have to be fakes since they have a glass window, I'll be taking those. :-)

Impressive collection.
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LOL!
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Who wouldn;t love something like this one day!

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Yeah- I'll take that house with that room anyday!
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That is a nice set up. :-)
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Very nice waht you have there:-)
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Wow. That looks great!
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Nice setup...
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Looks awesome! :-)
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Very Nice, Chuck makes great drawers
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still picking my jaw up off the floor:-)
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Beautiful setup you have there. :-) :-) One small question though, why 65% and 70% beads (or whatever you are using)? With the two different RH's everything will eventually settle to the higher RH, whether it is beads or some other form of humidification. I will qualify that statement by saying that my small unit will only hold 60% with 65% beads due to it keeping the temp at 63deg. at it's highest setting of 66deg. I usually don't keep it turned on because of this and it holds 65%.
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Very, VERY NICE!! I don't know what else to say...
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Very nice my friend.


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Chris.....
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Bump, just so the guys who missed this over the weekend can eat their hearts out - like I'm doing. :-)
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Lovely. Such a beautiful setup, well done on your collection.
Glad to see you have some CAO MX2's in there - such a great Maduro!
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Who cares about the house? I'll just live in "That Room"!:-)
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I hope my drawers come filled with all those succulent goodies!
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