What he said. If you want a traditional humidor you either should look at a cabinet or view it as a presentation piece, or at least that's my viewpoint. 100 ct humidors just aren't practical, although they do smell nice.
Exactly. :smokingbo You can do it in an afternoon... piece of cake, AND you save $$ that is better spent filling that bad boy. If you are really worried about it, toss a few fans in there to get the air to move around (remember, moist air rises in a closed system).
Trust me say this from personal experience that a coolidor is the way to go. you'll spend 80-100 on that 100ct and you'll be looking for another one and before you know it you got 3 humidors to maintain and still be strapped for space. So You'll save yourself lots of money and time just going with a coolidor aka Tupperdor. This is how it's done.
Nuff said!:clap:
I will let you know how things work out. You guys made a ton of since about needing to get another 100 count soon, because I just bought another box of sticks today 
Thank you guys!
i think the point is, you don't know huge humidor until you have more time under your belt. i have two 100ct, a 200ct, and a 300ct (4?) freestanding with a wine rack, and am trying to back down INTO coolers for box storage. y'know, until i can finally rock a cabinet! o)
no truer words have been said. :thumbsup:
