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08-03-2012, 04:09 PM #1User
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Humidor plans
I am thinking about making a small humidor. Does anyone know where I can get plans or pictures that I can get some ideas of what I want mine to look like? Thanks
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08-03-2012, 07:48 PM #2VP, Outreach Corporate Member
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Re: Humidor plans
Mel, if you're familiar w/ Google SketchUp, here's their 3D Warehouse. There are 18 plans for humidors that you can download.
BillI'll gladly tell you how I do something. Just please don't confuse that with the right way to do it, and almost certainly not the only way..gif "Drogar BigGrin(DBG)")
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08-03-2012, 11:43 PM #3User
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Re: Humidor plans
Thanks Bill
Trying to figure out how to open the CAD file now.
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Re: Humidor plans
This is on the FWW eletter this morning: http://www.finewoodworking.com/Skill....aspx?id=34254
You'll probably need acess. It's worth the $15/year."Good things happen to people who underestimate their setbacks."-Jason Isbell
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Re: Humidor plans
Any reasonably tight closing box will work. You want to line it with Spanish Cedar which is easily available from specialty woodworking places.
Back when I was more into cigars, I turned the entire center section of my credenza into a humidor.No job is worth doing unless you can get a new tool out of it.
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You can also get empty Spanish Cedar cigar boxes and shipping crates at JR Cigars for not much money.
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Re: Humidor plans
Thanks tarhead and flyingron
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