Hello gentlemen, and ladies if there are any here (only second day so I'm not sure yet.) I just replied to a humidor conversion thread and thought I'd post a couple pics of the humidors I've built.

This was my first, made my mistake by making it a "display" humidor and sacrificed to much space doing that. I love the way it came out, but soon outgrew it.
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LOL, OK, the site only allows five pictures per post, so I'm going to have to reply a couple times with the others! :-)
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I made the following three desktops, one for myself, (the Lacewood version) and one for each of my best friends. The others are Birdseye Maple and Black Walnut.
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And my last one is the humidor I currently use at home. It's Honduran Mahogany, 3/8" Spanish Cedar lined and solid Spanish Cedar shelves. I use a four canister Accumonitor for humidification and being that it's in my basement, it stays at a steady 65 degrees.
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leftover parts
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The End!
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Those look sweet, especially the black walnut. I used to make training weapons from black walnut, I love the look of it when finished.
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WOW! nice work. Welcome to the Asylum!!
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wow, very impressive humis.
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Beautiful!!
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wow great work..some sweet humis there
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Wow... you have done some fine work! Very nice humis all the way around! :-)
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That's some really nice work, you should be proud!:-)
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Holy heck! Nice humidors Wade! :-) :-)
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Youz gotz skillz. Those are some great looking humis!
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WOW! Very, very nice work!
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Nice work and good taste in smokes
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Beautiful work.
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beautiful. And the sticks! Nice cigars!
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Absolutely gorgeous work.
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