Originally Posted by Ogre (Post 1489754)

The Vary "HAD" Way!!!!:r

Originally Posted by irratebass (Post 1490586)

Looks empty to me :sl

Originally Posted by irratebass (Post 1491878)

Ok, I finally have the TRUNKADOR going, so I thought I could post pics for you all now. Inside on the very bottom is my 150ct, on top is my 20ct and there is a small box on the side that Marlon K kindly filled and scattered on top are some no cello sticks the FLD box has all my cigar bands and accessories.

1st pic is all my stuff in my corner (the tupador on the left just has my fuel and some bags and things in them, on the right are my infused)
http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d6...s/DSCF9082.jpg

The LFD Box
http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d6...s/DSCF9084.jpg




This is inside the Trunkador with the 20ct open, I haven't decided if I am going to empty it and put the sticks in there or not, it seems to help fill the trunk, so Idk.
http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d6...s/DSCF9085.jpg

This is with the 20ct out and scattering the no cello sticks about
http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d6...s/DSCF9086.jpg

This is with the 150ct opened up
http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d6...s/DSCF9087.jpg

Originally Posted by Marlon K (Post 1491949)

The old trunkador looks great Now lets fill it to the top Let me know how it is doing

Originally Posted by longknocker (Post 1491974)

:tu Lots Of Empty Space, Just Sayin'.

Originally Posted by maninblack (Post 1492138)

Looks empty to me too Greg. Just sayin.

Originally Posted by irratebass (Post 1492185)

:rolleyes: Well I have taken the SKIRT!!!

So do your worst.:fu2

Originally Posted by irratebass (Post 1492185)

:rolleyes: Well I have taken the SKIRT!!!

So do your worst.:fu2

Originally Posted by Shaerza (Post 53398)

I will start with an apology for such a long post here... but showing my humidor without telling the story just doesnt work! Last year when I started buying more then one cigar at a time I sent out an inquiry to my uncle about having him build a endtable humidor for me. Really the only way to describe him would be as an expert woodworking artist. Anyways, this is what I ended up with. Pics are poorly lit but I tried!
http://www.danielbrainard.com/photos...Smtopfront.jpg

The most special thing about this humidor is that aside from the spanish cedar interior, it is built entirely from wood that we found in my grandads basement when we were cleaning it up after he passed away 2 years ago. One of the very first things we decided was that this cabinet was going to be called "The Grandad", and we gave it a nice nameplate indicating as such.
http://www.danielbrainard.com/photos...et/shelves.jpg

There are 5 different types of wood used, and everything here that looks like it could multiple pieces of wood, is! All the patterns and seperate wood types are inlaid. The top alone was 106 seperate pieces of wood!
http://www.danielbrainard.com/photos...t/Smalltop.jpg
http://www.danielbrainard.com/photos...et/SmFront.jpg

I gave him the basic dimensions of what I wanted and he created this design entirely on his own. These pictures hardly do it justice..seeing it for the first time in person I was literally just speechless. The bottom section has 2 adjustable shelves for box storage, and the drawer on the top has 2 levels with a shelf on the top that can slide forward or back and be removed. He cut several adjustable dividers as well.

Originally Posted by thecatch83 (Post 1497170)

Looking good brothers!

http://i464.photobucket.com/albums/r...3/photo1-9.jpg

http://i464.photobucket.com/albums/r.../photo2-19.jpg

http://i464.photobucket.com/albums/r.../photo3-18.jpg

http://i464.photobucket.com/albums/r.../photo4-12.jpg

http://i464.photobucket.com/albums/r.../photo5-11.jpg