Nah. My department can check usage. Pepper spray fight instead? :-)
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Pugil Sticks then maybe...
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Got this today in an email. I love progress :-)

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Wow, that's sweet.
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Looking good Drew, Aaron does some good work :-)
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Looking good :-)
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Nice Andrew.
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that's hott
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It would be nice to have a truly bottomless humidor that also kept RH. One can fantasize..
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Well obvious my design is no secret now. I wanted a custom humidor with the thin blue line. I'm going to fill it with smokes and every time I open it I'm going to smoke a cigar for a fellow LEO Brother/Sister that has made the ultimate sacrifice. I figured it's a good way to honor the men and women. That and it has a special place in my heart. :-)

It isn't finished just yet. More things have to be added. I can't wait to get it, season it and display it proudly.
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That's a great humidor and great idea!
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Lookin pretty sweet:-)
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Don't you wish you had a hot humidor like me...don't ya...don't ya...

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Don't worry, I'm sure you'll smoke something out of it when I get it.
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and drool all over it. :-) I got a bad case of humi envy.
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That's what she said.
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You can visit my humi one day a week and every other weekend...but you'll have to pay support :-)
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Just got an email. This ships out Wednesday :-)

"I hope you like it and it meets your expectations. All that is missing is “6030” number plate that is being laser engraved. I also may have another little surprise for it, but still working on it. It is definitely one of a kind.

I’ll give you the low down on it. It’s solid Cocobolo, nothing is veneered. The black legs, handle and top panel are walnut that’s been ebonized by using a chemical reaction between tannic acid and a nasty rust mixture of vinegar and rusty nails. The bottom panel is Maple. The aluminum strips are solid ¾” x 1/8” and the blue line is blue epoxy. The legs were inspired by handgun or rifle magazines and have .40 caliber bullets in each of the holes. The finish is 4 coats of shellac and then a coat of paste wax. The inside is all Spanish cedar, with two trays and to movable dividers. I had a heck of a time trying to find hinges and something that would keep the lid up and open, but what I used worked well. It has a great seal on it. The movable dividers flex the cedar just a bit, making the seal even tighter. You’ll see what I mean when you get it".

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She's a beauty Andrew!! :-) :-)
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Very "work" related :-) I'm thinking of putting most of my top quality smokes in there after I season it. I love the look of the .40 shell casings and the .223 rounds :-)
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Certainly "one of a kind". :-)
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