A couple of my friends showed me this video.

http://youtu.be/2fOJbQ80nG4
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That it very sweet. I would like to see the design and how it was built.
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That is awesome!
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Pretty cool idea
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Looks like they converted a TV lift. Very cool, but I wonder how well it works.
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Looks Great.
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That looks cool and all but I'll be honest, I wouldn't want my humi that close to a fireplace :-)
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:-)
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Seems like that would zap your RH depending on how often you opened it.
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eh...

looks cool, but ...


meh.
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That is awesome.
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thats freakin awesome.
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The cool factor is high, but am I the only one who thinks it's an awful lot of work for what appears to be a relatively modest number of cigars? :-)

And remember, I'm a cheap@$$ poorboy, and at times I'VE had more smokes! :-)
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That is a very cool humidor set up. I love to see how people come up with new ideas and think out side the box (humidor box for sure). :-)
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Very cool design but bad location right near the fireplace. I wonder how much that cost and how well it keeps the humidity levels.
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That is some devotion right there.
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Very cool!!
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Cool, you bet. Practical, maybe not.

I have to wonder how well it holds RH. How well it recovers the RH from an open / close cycle. What happens to it if a box gets jammed sideways and hoses the whole thing up....

I'll keep my Staebell, thanks......:-)
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If I were a betting man I would say it doesn't hold humidity worth a crap. Storage is also someone limited.

Neat idea but not practical in the least bit. I also would hate to wait 30 seconds every time I want to grab a cigar.

However I do like the choice in cigars, mmm Montecristo and Cohiba :-)
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I like how the motor sounds like a blues guitar, thats sweet:-)
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