StogieFisher
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eastern red cedar > spanish cedar
Just sayin
Just sayin
Cedar experiments........
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ChuckMejia
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How much of a difference is there between Spanish cedar and cedar veneered plywood ... I’m not a wood pro like you so I’m curious
StogieFisher
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a lot. the veneer layer on those "cedar" boxes is pretty damn thin.
ChuckMejia
The General
So the cedar used to make these SLBs is booty?
StogieFisher
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Depends on what wood is used in between the cedar veneers. Even if its spanish cedar layers they are going to be sealed in by the glue used to hold the layers together.
ChuckMejia
The General
Ah ok, guess we will never know
Have you made any boxes out of Spanish cedar to store singles? I used those two trays you sent me as the floor for a bit plastic tote. They’re legit.
Nacho Daddy
Irrepressibly Irreverent Inveterate Ignominy
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Spanish cedar is actually a variety of mahogany.
Chuck did not know that.
He also will not tell us how long be has been smoking Cuban cigars.
All he knows is that he knows his own palate, and that he knows more about cigars than anybody.
except Partagas boxes.......
Chuck did not know that.
He also will not tell us how long be has been smoking Cuban cigars.
All he knows is that he knows his own palate, and that he knows more about cigars than anybody.
except Partagas boxes.......
It’s like la carema thread all over again
Coincrazed
"Si Vis Pacem, Para Bellum."
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Y'all need to chill with the arguing. Fuck. This is supposed to be a fun hobby where we can be guys, bullshit and share cigar knowledge...... not one to argue and throw sarcastic remarks like children....... I thought you were all kidding. Damn. Drink a beer or smoke some weed.
They quit using Spanish cedar for wood boxes and SLB/cabs a long long time ago. I have doubts about that little sheet in boxes packed in the last 5 years.
Side note: If your humidor has Spanish cedar in it and the aroma has faded you can sand it a little and it usually becomes more fragrant.
Side note: If your humidor has Spanish cedar in it and the aroma has faded you can sand it a little and it usually becomes more fragrant.
You are correct Sir. Still smells purdy good. Are you saying other mahogany woods should be tried in the experiment? Trying to connect the dots.
Chucks a Marine which is good enough for me, at least while there are Army guys around, haha! Actually he has been a Marine in all of his 7 lives, each of which he was smoking Cubans.
StogieFisher
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Other mahoganies wont have the same fragrance as the spanish cedar but can be used for humis since the wood is pretty stable in humid environments.
ChuckMejia
The General
Lols you’re such a fan of mine
I bet you have dreams about responding to me over the Internet
ChuckMejia
The General
This is the reason why I raised the question yesterday. Before @nacho_softy got emotional and punched a few holes in the wall.
Just curious if they’re cutting corners over there and using junk wood
StogieFisher
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Take a little sand paper to that sheet, you will know real quick if its cedar or just some african mahogany
StogieFisher
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@ChuckMejia , didnt want you to break a nail so I grabbed the sheet out of a PSD4 box and sanded it, smells like cedar.
ChuckMejia
The General
Thanks bro, you’re the best. Too bad we lost you to smoking that flaky lame pipe stuff
StogieFisher
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ISO gurkhas
ChuckMejia
The General
Let’s vherf when I get back from the beach later
But before sun down since you’re too cheap to install outdoor lights for your patio