The Inside Scoop - Dissection of a "Humidor"

WaxingMoon · 10-06-2012, 03:30 PM

Doesn't appear to have a lot of glue on the corner joint...

All in all, I guess you get what you pay for. I wouldn't expect this humidor to hold humidity as one would hope that it would. Spanish cedar is the nuts and bolts of a humidor. The seasoning process should take about a week in a properly lined humidor. However, one like this, I would say would be a waste of time to even attempt to season.

Oh, and take a look at the "plywood" bottom tray that came with it.... I will say that the tray sides and the small pieces to effect the "seal" were in fact 1/4" spanish cedar.

Thanks for looking....

10-06-2012, 03:30 PM	#3
WaxingMoon Humidor Builder Join Date: Dec 2009 First Name: Ed Location: Albert Lea, MN Posts: 658 Trading: (3)	Re: The Inside Scoop - Dissection of a "Humidor" Doesn't appear to have a lot of glue on the corner joint... All in all, I guess you get what you pay for. I wouldn't expect this humidor to hold humidity as one would hope that it would. Spanish cedar is the nuts and bolts of a humidor. The seasoning process should take about a week in a properly lined humidor. However, one like this, I would say would be a waste of time to even attempt to season. Oh, and take a look at the "plywood" bottom tray that came with it.... I will say that the tray sides and the small pieces to effect the "seal" were in fact 1/4" spanish cedar. Thanks for looking.... __________________ This correspondence has killed no trees, however, several electrons have been disturbed! Last edited by WaxingMoon; 10-06-2012 at 03:43 PM.