Edgestar.... What to do...
 

What's a guy to do.....

http://i302.photobucket.com/albums/n...r/DSC00200.jpg

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How about put some drawers in it, fill them with cigars, pull one out, smoke it, and call it a day.

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How bout get a 28 count and make shelves for it ;)

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Looks like the beginning of good things to me. :dr

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wrap it in curly maple!! or Beetle Pine.

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Definitely wrap it.

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Interesting.... never considered that....

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Something along this line, but more awesome:

http://www.eurocave.co.uk/images/CONF-LIG.jpg

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Ed. My biggest issue is lights. I have three double drawers and two shelves. I'd like to see the bastard all lot up like Christmas Vacation so when it's closed you can see your boxes.

A fan on the bottom angled up and a fan on the top angled down would be nice.

RH and temp readings. 1 top, middle and bottom.

A storage place and easy access but out of site for beads bottom and top.



Just some ideas I had for mine.

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Light up fans could def. give you the "christmas" vacation look... check these out... http://www.frozencpu.com/cat/l3/g36/...ans-Page1.html

I am feeling the tray thing... epoxy a cedar tray to the top to hold the beads up there.... ideas!

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Gonna enjoy watching this thread!! :tu

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I know this may offend someone like WaxingMoon with his woodworking skills. But not all of us are so gifted. Recently, I've been using 3Ms new Di-Noc architectural adhesive coverings and they look really, really good and real. Several of them even have the actual texture on them. I recently tried their dry carbon one and put side by side with carbon, you can't tell. I also put some of the aluminum finish on an old Porsche..and again, you can't tell. The wood tones look beautiful too. I've included a couple of pics. Oh..and please don't confuse these with the old coverings from the 70s and 80s. These are top notch engineered adhesives availble in hundreds of different coverings.

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