Figured I'd share my Wineador build

[Canuck1stan]

A while back (year and a half?) I built my first Wineador. For my personal use I built one our of an 18 bottle New Air. Being smaller, it does help me be more financially smart with buying cigars. If I had a 28 bottle, I'd just buy too many cigars haha. Anyways, here is the build (new here, don't know how to link this properly). http://imgur.com/a/RZ0iA . Originally I went with walnut fronts, but found out that was a horrible idea, and swapped then out for spanish cedar fronts. The walnut was gorgeous, oh well.

Also, here is a picture of a Newair 28 bottle wineador I built into a wine room I built for my girlfriends parents. This picture is without the handles on.
http://imgur.com/muXzDuO

Thanks for looking!

 

[redneck_toy]

Very nice! I like your whole setup. Well done

 

[acc05R1]

Very nice work, on both projects!

 

[JWPlatinum]

sweet build! i like the stain you chose for it too.

 

[Bondo 440]

Yep ! Looks great.

 

[Bruce T.]

Very nice.

 

[CVAC085]

Wow, that looks awesome. Great job!

 

[plumber1965]

Great work Brother!!!

 

[knw247]

A while back (year and a half?) I built my first Wineador. For my personal use I built one our of an 18 bottle New Air. Being smaller, it does help me be more financially smart with buying cigars. If I had a 28 bottle, I'd just buy too many cigars haha. Anyways, here is the build (new here, don't know how to link this properly). http://imgur.com/a/RZ0iA . Originally I went with walnut fronts, but found out that was a horrible idea, and swapped then out for spanish cedar fronts. The walnut was gorgeous, oh well.

Also, here is a picture of a Newair 28 bottle wineador I built into a wine room I built for my girlfriends parents. This picture is without the handles on.
http://imgur.com/muXzDuO

Thanks for looking!

Wow ... Just wow

 

[SailorAg]

That's EPIC! Thanks for sharing!

 

[HollyVVOOD]

Awesome write up thank you for the step by step process with pictures! It looks amazing

 

[FullyArmedFISD]

Great write up, makes me want to go out and buy more tools, thanks for sharing

 

[Canuck1stan]

Great write up, makes me want to go out and buy more tools, thanks for sharing

Can never have enough tools.

 

[Hamm]

Nice job man, that looks great!

 

[SaintsReturn]

Wow... I never heard of these until I found this site and threads like this make me want one!

 

[SailorAg]

So why did you get rid of the walnut fronts? Just curious because they look amazing.

 

[Mathen]

I have walnut fronts on mine too. I guess its also been about a year and a half, maybe two years. I had one guy tell me they would add an unwanted flavor to my cigars, but I haven't noticed anything.

Also, the piece of walnut I used had probably been curing in my garage for well over five years. Factor? I don't know.

 

[knw247]

I have the blood wood facials and have not noticed any effect on the flavor of my cigars.

 

[8ball]

Great job on the drawers, It looks great.

 

[Canuck1stan]

So why did you get rid of the walnut fronts? Just curious because they look amazing.

For starters, I put a clear on them, which did smell for sure. Secondly I was warned and given a few articles to go over saying how bad of an idea it is to have something that's not spanish cedar in your humidor. There are reasons why humidors aren't built with walnut. I decided to say screw it with the looks of them, and be safe. Having over a couple grand in cigars in there...I don't want them to get ruined.