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Finally! She looks awesome Ed... the only thing that will make her look better is seeing it in my HOUSE! Thanks for making it such a fun process... all of the picture updates have made it truly a great time for me to watch as the humidor came to fruition.

Thanks for all the hard work... I can't wait to get it seasoned and in use...

Thanks again Ed! :-)

Randy
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You'll Love It, Brother! Had Mine For A Year, Now!
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The "My Father" Humidor is AMAZING. Great work.
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The pattern on that wood is awesome! :-)

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New here but I just placed an order with Ed for WMWH129. It should be 24x13x8. Cant wait to get it.
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Welcome Brad2040, don't forget to make a new inmate introduction
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Wow these things are amazing looking!
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It's Jeff Dunham's dummy, Peanut!!!
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Holy crap I see it! :-)
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Beautiful humis!!! Absolutely gorgeous!! Have you ever worked with mesquite?
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Ed, I hope I'm not asking you to give away some trade secrets, but I have a couple questions:

Where do you order your woods? Locally or Online? I'm having trouble finding the Spanish Cedar locally.

Where do you order your barrel hinges from? I keep finding references to nice ones in the UK, but I was hoping for something I wouldn't need to import.

Fantastic work all around. I keep coming back to this thread for inspiration. I gave up woodworking many years ago for a career in IT...trading one talent for another. I'm hoping making myself some humidors will get me back into the swing of making nice boxes. (shopping for a drum sander and dust collector now in fact!)
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:-)
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Something good coming up very soon.... Had a belt burn out on my thickness planer and set me back a few days ordering a new one..... Needed to get one last damn piece from 3/8" down to 1/4..... It's all good now! Sawdust flying!!!
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See?
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I guess this is what I see... either this or some viking warrior with a winged helmet. Definitely something more badass... but it's my humidor so I probably just don't want to see a puppet in it. :-)

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Thats a kick a** Humi! Another gem from Ed!!!!!
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Patience is the art of concealing your impatience.
Guy Kawasaki
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Heh, I used a spare car belt once to get mine running again...god bless those old Rockwell and Delta floor models...they just don't make em that good anymore.
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The more I look at these pictures the harder it is to resist buying one of Ed's humis.
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Just do it!!! Best thing I ever did for my collection :-)
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