Hi everyone. I've been up to my neck in sawdust. Just thought I'd show you what has been sucking up my time and sucking down my cigars. This humi is for a woman who wanted something special for her husband. It's made from Koa, Tiger Maple, Walnut, Hard Maple and Spanish cedar. I'm estimating it to hold 150 cigars. There are over 1000 individual pieces of wood in this build. Each corner has over 170 of those pieces. Please enjoy.
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Damn, that's legit.
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Stunningly beautiful piece of work. I am in awe. Will you divulge a price?
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Wow, always thought your humidors were very very nice, but this one seems to be on a whole other level. :-) Very nice job, beautiful.
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What do you charge for a piece like that?
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Absolutely beautiful piece!!!
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:-)
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That is one sexy box! :-)
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it's a beaut Ed!
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I do want to put it out there that I'm not posting to get orders, Just for everyones enjoyment. If the moderators would like, I can post pricing and other info in the retailers section. I got a lot of heat on other forums a while back for posting my builds in the Humidor threads so I don't want to stir up any problems.
What I will say is thank you all so very much for the wonderful compliments. You are all an inspiration. And again, please enjoy.
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Amazing!

How many hours go into building something like that?
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Good call. It's just that the second thing that popped in my head was "How much do they cost?" The first the to pop in my head was "Wow, that is amazing!"
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B-E-A-Utiful
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Thanks again my friends. This one took me about 90 days of working evenings and weekends.
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Wow!
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Definitely a man of pataince.....VERY beautiful
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Echo, echo, echo.....extremely nice. You have some skills, brother. :-)
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A work of art and great craftsmanship.
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I saw some humidors in Sorrento, Italy on my vacation in November. Supposedly some of the finest inlaid work comes from there.

Your humidor has more character and beauty than any of the ones I saw over there. Good work! I would love to own a "real" inlaid one sometime before I die...but I can't see spending that kinda cash and it not coming full of cigars! hahaha
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Bill, if you'd like I can give you a green user name which identifies you as a retailer.
Whatever you decide is fine.

Your work is simply breathtaking.
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