Let's see how you store your cigars.
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Baller! It was a toss up between A steady cam or a James Bond Humidor, I’d say he made the right choice.
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Woah! Can’t you see the man is seasoning that tuperdore, give him time to get ready you savages...
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It's not alot, but it's mine!
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The USPSadoer is the most innovative yet
I have recently converted over to a wineador. I found this 2 level, dual cooling wineador on CL for just $40. I built the custom fit trays out of SC. I did not need to season the trays because where live the humidity can easily stay on the 70-80 percent for days. I really needed to dehumidify my cigars and wood from 70 to 65RH. I am currently using 1 320g 65% Boveda pack and a 1/2 lb of beads. in the new system but still dialing in the humidification. I have 4 shelves for now with the ability to hold 8. I feel this system with 8 shelves could hold 250 comfortably and 325 max.
Nice pickup, looks like you may be out of room soon though
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These are older pics, but there has been very few changes. I control Rh with HF beads and 8# of kitty litter.
The pictures are deceiving, the glass window is only showing the upper half of the inside, the bottom is just as big,but I hear you loud and clear, I have already ordered the SC for the bottom 4 trays.Nice pickup, looks like you may be out of room soon though
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It is amazing how a rolled up leaf with a band puts me in a trans thinking I need to buy more of these little jewels. This site only validates that I am not alone...HA.
Uhhhh, did you see @Old Smokey ‘s setup?? You are not alone my friend. I stayed up til the wee hours thinking about what Tupperware I would buy next. And I have a wino too. Never can have enough storage they say.
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LOVING that carved Chief, "keeper of the smokes"
You really need a third biggest one on the bottom for that snowman effect....
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BasicTek
I don't smoke cigars often... HaHa just kidding :)
@Haegejc
I have almost the exact same setup as you and was wondering since you put them in the corner (which I just moved mine to) Does it cause any issues with the ventilation. I think in the owners guide it said not to have anything next to the sides of the unit where the exhaust comes out. Also I already had 1 unit die after just a month. How long have yours lasted like that?
I have almost the exact same setup as you and was wondering since you put them in the corner (which I just moved mine to) Does it cause any issues with the ventilation. I think in the owners guide it said not to have anything next to the sides of the unit where the exhaust comes out. Also I already had 1 unit die after just a month. How long have yours lasted like that?
Its not much, but it is a start.
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@BasicTek No issues at all. There is 8 inches space between the wall and the back of the units. Plus the ceiling fan in that room is always on. I use to keep them under our stairs storage room but got tired of the poor lighting. 1 1/2 year now and no issues.
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I only keep the best (Gurkhas). If the humidity seems low I turn on the light, pour some water on them, and put a towel over to seal in the humidity. It’s not very scientific but its worked for years 
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BasicTek
I don't smoke cigars often... HaHa just kidding :)
Cool good to know. I'm doing the exact same thing (it made my wife happy to get them out of the way), I ended up with a 3rd unit, so I just went up, and have 3 stacked now. So far they have been great. holding temp, humidity perfectly and very easy to access