Probably been talked about before but if I take the non-dress cigar boxes I have and break off the panels...then glue/nail/staple them to the inside of a cabinet..will that work for a cheapo DIY cedar cabinet? I guess all I'd have to do is make the cabinet air tight?

Yes? No? Maybe? STFU Bao? :-)
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:-)
Not sure as to the other questions. Hope you can cause I am thinking about this also as cant do a ful blown humi wife said no :-)
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I believe I read at one point that you can.
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I just realized that someone might jump in and say "You've got cigars that are not cheap..why cheap out on storage" My response would be...."Just like using what I got around the house" :-)
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You took the words out of my mouth Bao so I will STFU now.
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I'm no carpenter, but wouldn't there be an awful lot of uneven seams and crevices for humidity to escape?
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I was thinking of lining the inside of a cabinet already made Sir Phatness..not building one just of broken boxes.
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Sounds like a big pain in the arse to me, Bao...but hey, once I am off the ice, I am lazy. :-)
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Bao sounds like a project worth doing. If all fails then at least you got rid of your extra boxes and time to save for a cabinet. If it works then the money you save on the cabinet you could spend on smokes.


IT ALL WORKS OUT!!!!!!!
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That would work just fine. Just make sure it's air tight.
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Buy a $39 cooler and use the whole boxes to store in it. Lot less work and lot better humidor for tiny investment.:-)
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Thanks..I got a cooler but I was just thinking what I could do with old boxes and an old cabinet.
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Build a bonfire? :-)
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ok you got me....I meant something useful :-)
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OK then :-)

Roast some marshmellows on the fire.
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I can see this turning into a "chinese firedrill". OOOPs, sorry Bao, no offense. :-)
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Bao isn't Chinese. :-)
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You can build a house out of popsicle sticks.... but it's probably not the best way to do it. :-)

I just save the empties until someone says they need some.
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I am aware of that, it was an attempt at a joke. :-)
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I have thought about doing the same thing to a cabinet that I have, but have put that on the back burner as I cant afford to keep my dwindling vino stash replenished (gotta love school and non-paying internships) let alone start filling up another cabinet :-) from what I have heard when I researched this before was that you can do that especially if you are planning on storing mainly boxes in there :-)
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