This desktop is made of Zebrawood, Ebony, and Spanish Cedar.
I have been working on it forever, and most of the time has been spent just getting "okay" with it.
I can't count how many disasters it's been through.
I still have to extract and replace a screw, and make beads for inside the lid.
It's roughly 16"x10"x6" and will hold about 700 cigars if you run them through a blender first. I have no idea how many will fit if you just put them in there. Plenty, I'm sure. :-)
Pics are on the way...
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LOL... That would be a disgusting tasting shake, unless it was made with flavored cigars (maybe)! Anyhow, looking forward to pics!!
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This should be interesting to see.
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Full shot...

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Grain Shot...

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That's GREAT work man!! I really like the grain in there!
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That is amazing! Very nice!
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Ebony shot...

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Very nice work Scott, always impressed with the stuff you build.
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Interior shot...

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Another interior shot.

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The divider doesn't look like it's removable ? It looks like it would be a 50 ct. max.

What do you think?
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See, the whole bottom and center divider lifts out. I did that so that a person can experience the unfinished grain of the zebrawood. It's gorgeous.
It's kind of a goofy way to do it, but it just made sense.

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I remember you were going to build some special humidors when we were on the old place. Expensive wood if I remember correctly.

Is this one of those?

Nice! :-)
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It's a beaut Clark!
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Easily a 100ct. Torps.
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Very nice work :-)

I'm always amazed at people with woodworking skills. If I tried, it would look like a soggy Puma shoe box.

Props!
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Well, regardless of the count man, that's some absolutely beautiful work!!
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Yup.
Just the wood and hardware was over 700 bucks. I bet I have another 3k in machines and tools and benches and stuff, and that's very conservative, cause if I kept track, I'd throw up. :-)
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Who were the guys that you were gonna build them for? Was it two or three?
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