I have those same beads! They're great for sticking.... Yeah. lmao!So are those the beads you wear or the beads you stick ummm... Yep..Finally got my box set up, got my beads in there and a cigar that was gifted to me, I hear I have to let it settle before smoking it, can't wait!
The one thing I've found in this hobby is that all the humidor cabinets tend to be very traditional style or mission style furniture and I prefer very modern design. This is a very transitional styled unit that could probably fit in many different homes, nice job!Here's an older photo of my Aristocrat before I filled it up just a bit more:
Thanks, I do love it. I'm surprised that I don't see more getting purchased to be honest. The dimensions of a newair wineador are quite similar to the mini-tall version. And the price you pay for the value delivered is, IMO, simply fantastic.
The price is the only thing holding me back to be honest.
True custom manufacturers cost a ton. Arlin Liss makes some of the nicest stuff I've ever seen. Its also some of the costliest stuff I've ever seen. You could be a nice used car for some of the prices of his cabinet humidors. Waxing moon stuff looks good too, but I didn't get very far in dealing with him.
I love Elie Bleu humidors, but... wow, talk about expensive.
eckkiss: ) and explained to her that they needed proper storage... she was the one that found the Aristocrat site and said she really liked them and the furniture quilty of them, so once we get our taxes back she is allowing me to order one as long as she gets to pick what the outside looks like,,,, only problem I have now is she said no taller then 4ft because she already picked out where it is going and whats going to be on top and above it on the wallHey brother, if that's the only problem, you're doing well. But you probably know that LOL
it was also holding my wife back.. until I explained to her on the amount I had invested in box's and more to come ( what a conversation
any problems with RH levels?? a lot of doors
No-- I've got humidifiers in both the top cabinet (a cigar oasis unit, actually) and one of the drawers (a small, very porous container of Exquisicat!). I rotate a digital hygrometer around the unit and it all holds at 65%.
The Elle Bleu are beautiful to look at, but $5K for a 200-count humidor is excessive. For that kind of money you could get a really nice cabinet humi to hold 2-3K cigars. Perhaps we could get someone to design a modern wooden cabinet that the Coleman fits into to dress it up!
