My New Humidor + Inventory Pics!

Shaun.Harrison87

My parents had a replica antique ice chest that they weren't using and were willing to give up; so I took advantage of that, ordered some kiln dried spanish cedar-3/8"(roughly $250 for 40sq/ft), and made myself a humidor! The inside dimensions are 32"tall, 19"wide, and 17"deep, here are the progress shots throughout today...




























I made 3 trays: 12"wide, 3"high, and 8"deep. They will hold around 35-40 cigars a piece and the complete cabinet will hold around 750-900 cigars.


Here are the pictures of the before and after collection with some reorganization



before, cooler and Versailles

Versailles open

48qt cooler

The 4-12x8x3 trays

The 5-9x9x2 trays

MF Flight Sampler

Ave Maria Recons

MOW PAs

1844 #50 and MOW Figurados

V-Maddys from every year(2-08, 2-09, 2-10, and 4-11

Jaime/DPG try plus others

Variety tray

AB 97s, Virtues, and Italias

Variety box

The AJ tray

Corona and Olivia tray

OOOs and Variety tray

AF and Olivia tray

Premiums #1

Premiums #2 (+3 more Armada Toros I got tonight, not pictured)

Premium #3

CC/ISO

CC/ISO & Premium tray

Premium Tray

Top section, still room for 2 trays plus tray reorganization and bead box

Bottom boxes and Premium trays about 1/2 full depth wise plus 1/2 full height wise



There she is, enjoy!

greg2648

Wow. Great Job, Shaun. Keep the pictures coming......

jj20030

greg2648:

Wow. Great Job, Shaun. Keep the pictures coming......

x2

Direwolf

Looking great dude.

kaspera79

Nice handiwork... Next step Fill 'er up !

Bobbo2009

Wow. Looks awesome. I can't wait to see the filled humi pics.

Rob

jasonusa1

That looks awesome. You're doing a killer job with that.

Duke2

Great job, looks good. I'm not that talented.

BigT06

Love it. Great job so far.

lcpleel

Looks great! I have a question. Are you using glue? And if so what kind?

Shaun.Harrison87

lcpleel:

Looks great! I have a question. Are you using glue? And if so what kind?

I just used hot glue and a few screws(4-on the middle part to hold the shelf, 8nails-on the doors to hold the cedar on, and 8-on the middle shelf for the reinforcement pieces)

ShotgunJohn

Wow this looks great, great job. More pictures and now I want to see it stocked.

CvilleE

jj20030:

greg2648:

Wow. Great Job, Shaun. Keep the pictures coming......

x2

+3 this is an amazing piece of art....look forward to seeing it with your sticks added....nice work bro!

skweekz

nicely done. congrats

JHewey

Looks good shaun

KCW

That is F'n sweet! Thats a project I would like to tackle. That would go perfect in my house! Congrats! Keep us posted. Would love to know how it works after seasoned. Good luck with it!

boydmcgowan

Amazing job man, thanks for posting.

Bucking_W

Nicely done, would like to see the finished product and stocked.

Ken_Light

Wow, that's a really incredible piece, good thinking on the conversion!

Rhamlin

That thing is gonna look great when it's stocked brother. Be sure and add some after shots. I've been browsing for something like that myself , great job let us know how it does.

JDH

I think you've got a great idea here. Have you thought of building a base for it, or making some legs for it so you don't have to bend over when getting to the bottom?

Shaun.Harrison87

JDH:

I think you've got a great idea here. Have you thought of building a base for it, or making some legs for it so you don't have to bend over when getting to the bottom?

The thought has crossed my mind, but being 6'4 and this being 40" tall it is about perfect height...maybe it could be 5-8" taller, but this gives me a nice visibility downward. Possibly a foot pedestal(like on a washer/dryer) would be my solution...make it out of wood and store my accessories down there...hmm, we might be onto something!

JDH

Shaun.Harrison87:

JDH:

I think you've got a great idea here. Have you thought of building a base for it, or making some legs for it so you don't have to bend over when getting to the bottom?

The thought has crossed my mind, but being 6'4 and this being 40" tall it is about perfect height...maybe it could be 5-8" taller, but this gives me a nice visibility downward. Possibly a foot pedestal(like on a washer/dryer) would be my solution...make it out of wood and store my accessories down there...hmm, we might be onto something!

I'd consider a simple base out of 1" x 4" or 1" x 6" oak stock and put a 2" or 3" felt lined drawer on top of that, and place your cabinet on top of the drawer.

Shaun.Harrison87

I just got the camera ready and will be moving the inventory tonight, pictures to follow!!!

Shaun.Harrison87

Pics have been uploaded!

Teege

Shaun.Harrison87:

My parents had a replica antique ice chest that they weren't using and were willing to give up; so I took advantage of that, ordered some kiln dried spanish cedar-3/8"(roughly $250 for 40sq/ft), and made myself a humidor! The inside dimensions are 32"tall, 19"wide, and 17"deep, here are the progress shots throughout today...




























I made 3 trays: 12"wide, 3"high, and 8"deep. They will hold around 35-40 cigars a piece and the complete cabinet will hold around 750-900 cigars.


Here are the pictures of the before and after collection with some reorganization



before, cooler and Versailles

Versailles open

48qt cooler

The 4-12x8x3 trays

The 5-9x9x2 trays

MF Flight Sampler

Ave Maria Recons

MOW PAs

1844 #50 and MOW Figurados

V-Maddys from every year(2-08, 2-09, 2-10, and 4-11

Jaime/DPG try plus others

Variety tray

AB 97s, Virtues, and Italias

Variety box

The AJ tray

Corona and Olivia tray

OOOs and Variety tray

AF and Olivia tray

Premiums #1

Premiums #2 (+3 more Armada Toros I got tonight, not pictured)

Premium #3

CC/ISO

CC/ISO & Premium tray

Premium Tray

Top section, still room for 2 trays plus tray reorganization and bead box

Bottom boxes and Premium trays about 1/2 full depth wise plus 1/2 full height wise



There she is, enjoy!

I think I may need to go change pants now thanks! Seriously that is amazing!



(i only quoted so it would be on first page for people who look at newest first.)

chemforever

Very nice. I was drooling over the m80 and greycliff emerald to name a few I'm sure I will never have the pleasure of seeing in person. After seeing full cigar boxes in there I finally realized how big this monster actually was, I wish I had space like that!

[Deleted User]

Shaun, that is beautiful to see. It's great seeing the before and after pics. It's really cool seeing someone build something of this nature. How's she holding the temps/humidity?

spindrift

Very nice Shaun...How long did you have to season it to stablize all that cedar???

Shaun.Harrison87

james40:

Shaun, that is beautiful to see. It's great seeing the before and after pics. It's really cool seeing someone build something of this nature. How's she holding the temps/humidity?

Currently holding at 67deg and 63%, about right where I want it...will monitor it the next few days and make sure everything is staying consistent. I have a Hydra I am waiting to get a power cord for and then I will be hooking that up and a fan kit asap to go along with the 1lb of beads

Shaun.Harrison87

spindrift:

Very nice Shaun...How long did you have to season it to stablize all that cedar???

About 3 days give or take...some of it was "preseasoned" from my old humi so it caught on pretty quick