Ok i joined just the other day and have been looking through the forum constantly. Now I figured why not show you my little Humidor project. This bedside cabinet was in the attic it was my wifes and she decided to paint it some time ago before i met her. It started out as just something for me to tinker with strip it down see what we got and restain well come to find out its walnut and I have a desire for a actual humidor so as you can see in the pic's i have started stripping it down. I figured i will line the inside with cedar and pick up some cedar trays. I have a few ideas on how I want to make the doors seal up we'll see if it works out it is pretty sturdy also.

Heres the cabinet without the doors or the top
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Heres a little valence that goes under the doors
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and heres the doors and the top
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heres a closeup of the doors the wood has a lot of great lines in it which is very hard to see in the pic
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I still have a lot of sanding to do
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I think this is the right section to post this if not I apologize
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I'll move this to the Accessory Forum as that's where most humidor stuff is located. (It certainly not Cigar Discussion related)
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Good luck with your sanding Erick. Welcome to Cigar Asylum it's a great place to hang out and chat about cee-gars and what not.


:-)


Chris.....l
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oh your right sorry i overlooked that section when i was looking for a place to put this
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Thanks it gives me something to do while i'm out in the garage smoking
I'm really glad i invested in a wood burner this year makes the garage a nice balmy 60 degrees when i want to smoke this time of year
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Very cool, good luck with it and make sure to keep us updated! And lots of pics! :-)
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Look forward to seeing the end result.:-)
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Welcome aboard! Cant wait to see the final results of your project. :-)
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Looks like it's going to be nice. Can't wait to see it finished!
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Yeah it was probably nice before it got painted also it seems the top had a dark stain around the border and the center was the same color as the rest of it I'm going to try and replicate that a little when i refinish it

Well back out to the garage i'll bring the camera with me


Thanks for the kind words guys
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:-)
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Ok well i have most of it sanded now. I'll have to get some fresh pic's tomorrow when i'm out in the garage. the sides are a lot more beat up than i thought i might have to replace or veneer the side there are quite a few chipped edges. So we'll see
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good luk looksgood
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Well its been awhile since i updated this it is finished and holding humidity

his some in progress shots with the paint all stripped off
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And here it is all finished up stained and cedar lined. As you can see i didn't go with a nice showroom shine finish. The wood was rough and had a lot of knicks i did'nt want to loose that character it has so i left it with a dull finish

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I'm still waiting for my cedar trays and the beads i ordered to come in
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Looks good Erick. It appears to be holding rh well. Seems awful..... empty :-)
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Ruh Roh!! :-) :-)
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Very nice...I like the rustic look!
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Yeah i'm just starting to build up stock. i haven't had room up until this unit was completed. I did Just order 10 CAO cameroons.
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