Here's what I got myself for Christmas... :-)

Image

Stay tuned to this thread, once I get it ready, I'll put a pic of it full up.

I got a KILLER deal on it and it came with a moist-n-aire (with no foam). I've never used one of these before, but it would be cool if I could mod it to use beads or something...

The only bad thing is that it's previous residence was at a head shop, so it smells a bit like patchouli (which is a scent I detest). I'm hoping that goes away soon so I can fill it with my smokes. Right now the door is open and there's a fan in there... any tips on making the smell dissipate quicker would be appreciated.

One of the coolest things is that when I showed my wife (prior to buying it) her exact words were, "Oh, nice... that's exactly what I was thinking you should get for your cigars... it looks nice!". I adore that woman.
[Reply]

Nobody wants to see it empty, Dan. :-) :-)
[Reply]

Nice score... that is the exact same cab sitting about 6 feet from me right now! :-)
[Reply]

1) SWEET! Great deal.
2) Need to see it full
3) Bout time you stopped slumming it and just understood you needed something like this.
[Reply]

To get rid of the smell, try putting some Arm & Hammer in there :-)
[Reply]

Very nice, I think it will be spectacular when full. :-)
[Reply]

yep, im jealous
[Reply]

Dan - can your wife talk to my fiancee: PLEASE?
[Reply]

I'll talk to Grace for you. :-)
[Reply]

Bad idea lol... you are too damn Mean! :-):-):-)
[Reply]

Yeah, a couple boxes of baking soda for a few days should work that stink out. :-)
[Reply]

That's what I keep in my car for those days I smoke in it! :-)
[Reply]

Nice pick up Dan!!!
[Reply]

Great pick up Mr. Ball. :-)
[Reply]

Looks better than when you described it to me! I can't wait to see it in the cigar room.
[Reply]

Really nice.....They are pretty good unit for the money... Can't go wrong with that Cabinet... Should be fun filling her up...
[Reply]

Nice score Dan! Can't wait to see it up and running... and full of sticks. :-)
[Reply]

Very nice - I've always liked the way that model looked.

And another vote for baking soda. Stick an open box or two in there for a while.
[Reply]

Baking soda would work. You could also do quick once-over on the inside with some fine sandpaper. That would get the Spanish Cedar scent going again.


*Just remember to wear a surgical mask while sanding.*





Nice cabinet! :-)
[Reply]

Nice, Dan! Keep us informed, Bro!:-)
[Reply]