I am jealous of your woodworking skills and engineering capability! I copped out and bought a vinotemp.
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Excellent job Tom! The walnut and zebra are beautiful. Every time you pull a stick out of there you will get to relive some of the satisfaction that, I am sure, came from building it!
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That is an excellent piece.

It wasn't obvious to me in the pics, and I am going to be making my own humidor with multiple doors as soon as I can get around to it so I am curious about how you managed to get the door to seal.

Thanks,
Donnie
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that looks awesome! great job
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I wish i could make my own, and do it right like this.
Super move, enjoy it.
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man that looks great. I would love to have those skills
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Just saw this now,

It is jam packed full. Aquisitions are meeting dispositions at this time so no need to get any larger. I ended up sealing it with a line of weatherstripping and that works very well. I have a lock on it as well so that it closes and stays close. The hinges also provide some pressure. I use a set and forget humidifier which keeps things cozy.

I will get an updated shot of the interior when I get the chance.:-)
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nice

great job
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absolutely beautiful. I wish I were that ambitious.
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Very nice!
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Not a woodworker, eh?? Not much!

Beautiful job; I'd like to see what you'd produce with a full-fledged shop! I love your choice of wood and IMO the walnut goes perfectly with the zebrawood.

One of these days... :-)
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Nice! Walnut & Zebrawood go great together.... Good job!
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solid looking humi, def doing that when/if I ever fill mine up
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wow!
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hats off to you and your project. that looks great.
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Really Nice!
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That looks great.

What are you using to manage humidity and temp in that? I have hopes to build something of the same size in the near future.

-T
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Anyone Have Any Cabinet Humidor Plans On Paper?
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See post 6.
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