Awsome!
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:-)Nice work bro!
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Really nice work:-)
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Beautiful work! And a GREAT selection of cigars!


(didn't I see where you won a box of Short Story's recently?)
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Palmer Johnson Yachts in Sturgeon Bay WI.
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I'm a member of Cigar Family, BOTL.org, used to go to CigarPass
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Thanks Mt!
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LOL, yeah on a CF photo of the month thread.
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Nice Humi's!! Well done!
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very impressive, I would love to have a cabinet like that some day
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Very nice work, they look awesome!
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Ohhh, and from a Cowboys fan!

Go Packers! :-)
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Great looking humi's Wade. Just awesome work.

I know Palmer Johnson Yachts very well. My mom lived in Sturgeon Bay from 1992 until she passed in 2007. I never could get used to driving over the draw bridge.
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You do wonderful work...thanks for the pictures!!

:-)
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Hey Wade, really nice work!
I am jealous of your abilities.
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ok...so I just got my humidor delivered today. I love the labels on the labels on the lid and would like to do this. Mine is a glass top..does anyone have any ideas on the best way for me to do this?
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been getting by.... i was just up in wisconsin couple weeks ago herfin with Blacky and Rockmeister. we started tapping maple trees for syrup, going to be a herf end of march when we boil the sap down into syrup. whats your schedule look like end of march? we need to herf bro!

so how is life treating you my friend?
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Nice work on the humidor (VERY creative), nice smokes, poor choice in football! :-)

Go Bears!
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So you want to put cigar bands on top of your glass top humidor? Hmmmm. The down side is that you'd see all the backs of the bands and adhesive when you open your humidor, unless you put some Spanish Cedar under there as well.

Not that it couldn't be done, but to do this you'd need to have a lip that stands proud of the glass, which you should have. I used Mod Podge or whatever it's called to glue the bands down, you do need to act quick and be accurate as it dries pretty quick and makes the bands very moist and they tear easily. Once all the bands are in place, let the adhesive dry over night. The I used a two part epoxy called Mirror Coat made by System Three. It's pretty simple to use, the only caution I'd have is bubbles of air that will release into the epoxy from where the glass top sits in it's dado. The bubbles do pretty much self pop and be sure you have your humidor on a very level surface. You may use some of the Mod Podge glue to seal the area where the glass goes inside the lid, (does that make sense)?

If you want to tackle it, and have questions, just PM me.

I did these for myself as well for my travel humidors:
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Wade
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You tapped trees already! Where you making syrup? Man, I've not seen Blacky in a couple years, let me know and I'll do my best to make it for the big boil!
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