I have been doing a thread on each humidor as I go... but, that is getting to be too confusing... so, I think I'll just keep this one thread going and post updates as I go... Will be easier for me to manage....

I just oiled this bunch up today.... the oil has to dry about 3 days... so, in the mean time, I'll work on dressing out the interiors...

First up... Maple with a heavy mineral stain streak & Walnut...

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Next.... Curly Maple & Walnut

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Ambrosia Maple & Quilted Maple.... That lid is hypnotizing...

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Wormy American Chestnut & Walnut...

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Here's another Wormy Chestnut & Walnut.... This one has an engraving on the inside of the lid.

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And these two.... are a little bit behind... I just need to add splines, cut the lids off and sand...sand....sand... but, it won't take long to get 'em caught up to the others...

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And.... because I'm spending so much time in the in the shop... I'm building this little jewelry box on the side for my girl...

Bird's Eye Maple & Wenge.... :-)

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Very pretty! How do you accomplish the engraving?
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Laser I am sure. In college I got to play around with a laser engraver in my free time.
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It's done with a laser...yes. The laser can do pretty much any image that is digitized.....
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Man Ed those are nice! Would be interesting to see a Mini-coffin shaped humidor, in fact someday when I get a good job....I'm paying someone to make me one.
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I am sure Ed would be happy to take on the challenge lol
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I've got the angles figured out.... have it all drawn up and have been waiting for somebody to want one.... Ready when you are.... :-)

The drawing is a bit short....but, it is the angles that count...

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I'll start saving money now...What kind of capacity you suppose that would hold? Or can be made to hold? Probably decently deep and whatnot.
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Cant wait for the finished piece....
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Today, I finished up lining 3 of the 6 I have on the bench.... and started working on the trays.

These can be officially called Humidors now...

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Looking great as always!!!!
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Saw some of your photos on the other site, work continues to amaze me!
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Excellent job!!
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Very Nice, Ed!:-)
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I'm sure Ed can pull it off.

This was Bombed to me a while back from Keith, Cigarcop!

I felt it appropriate, hope I'm not stepping on your Toes Ed.

By the way, those humis left me speechless! Absolutely amazing work Brother!:-)
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Great looking work Ed. Love the look of the wormy american chestnut.
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Finally, I am able to start finishing up these two little boxes.....

First up is the Curly Maple & Purple Heart... She's 10.25"x8.75"x5" for right around 60 count....
All I have to do is line her and let the freshly applied oil dry a couple days and then buff her out....

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Next is the "sister" humidor.... she's Curly Maple & Cherry... 10.25"x8.75"x6.5" and good for around 80 count.....

This one is still unspoken for.... I've added a lid stay to her and will dress her out as requested to whomever wants to secure her....

Just like the other one, she only needs to be lined and the fresh oil needs to dry and then wax & buff.... should be ready to go in a day or two...

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Some of the best hand made boxes on the sites--another stellar Humi Ed !
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